Lisbon, Portugal’s sunlit capital, is known for its vibrant neighborhoods, historic trams, and scenic hills. Alfama’s narrow lanes lead to São Jorge Castle, and Belém Tower reflects Lisbon’s maritime past. Fado music fills the air in traditional cafés, while the Miradouros offer breathtaking views over the city and river. With its cobblestone streets, pastel buildings, and warm atmosphere, Lisbon is a city of charm, discovery, and rich cultural heritage.
Neighbourhoods in and around Lisbon
Holidays by land and sea
Wander the famed exhibits of the Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga, housed in a 17th-century palace with a delightful cafe and manicured gardens.
A must for bibliophiles, Ler Devagar is a two-storey bookshop lined floor-to-ceiling with shelves of modern and classic works. Dip into the pages of your purchase over 'um café' in the coffee shop.
An hour or so from downtown Lisbon by train, Sintra is a kaleidoscope of colourful architecture and lush forest amid the cool western mountains. It's UNESCO World Heritage site and a must-do day trip.
Hop onto the number 28 tram and tour Lisbon in this wood-panelled carriage. Stop off at Miradouro das Portas do Sol to have a drink, or Miradouro de Nossa Senhora do Monte, a churchyard viewpoint.
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