Portugal
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Language: Portguese
Currency: Euro
Pros
Rich history and culture
Affordable
Stunning Scenary
Cons
Limited Nightlight Variety
City: LisbonGood for: Museums, ShoppingClosest Airport: Best form of Transportation: Train + Walking
- train from the airport can take you into the heart of Lisbon
Top Attractions and things to do:
- Belem Tower
- Lisbon Cathedral
- Sao Jorge Castle
- Famous 28 Tram Ride
- Santa Justa Lift
Best Neighborhoods for Tourists:
- Alfama
- Rossio Square
Belem Tower
Rossio Square
EXCURSIONS
Guided tour of the Louvre
Guided Tour of Palace of Versailles
Bus Tour of Paris Highlights
Guided tour of Musse d'Orsay
Lisbon Itinerary
4-Day Lisbon Itinerary
Get ready to explore Lisbon, Portugal, with this perfectly balanced itinerary featuring iconic landmarks, cultural highlights, and stunning views.
Day 1: Welcome to Lisbon
Morning:
Start your day at Rossio Square, the heart of Lisbon, to soak up the vibrant atmosphere and admire the beautiful cobblestone patterns.
Head to the Santa Justa Lift for panoramic views of the city.
Afternoon:
Explore the historic Church of St. Dominic, known for its striking interior scarred by fire yet still awe-inspiring.
Wander the Alfama District, Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, with narrow streets, colorful houses, and authentic vibes.
Night:
Dine at a local Fado restaurant in Alfama and enjoy traditional Portuguese music and cuisine.
Day 2: Scenic Views and History
Morning:
Join the Best of Lisbon Guided Walking Tour at 9:30 AM, starting at Rossio Square. Walk through the Moorish Alfama district, learning about its rich history.
Afternoon:
Head to Miradouro de Senhora do Monte, one of Lisbon’s highest viewpoints, offering incredible vistas of the city.
Stroll to Miradouro Sophia de Mello, another picturesque spot with stunning views of the Tagus River.
Night:
Relax with drinks at a rooftop bar overlooking Lisbon’s twinkling skyline.
Day 3: Historical Gems and Discoveries
Morning:
Visit the iconic Monument of the Discoveries, celebrating Portugal’s Age of Exploration.
Afternoon:
Take a leisurely walk along the waterfront, stopping at local cafes and boutiques.
Evening:
Catch the breathtaking sunset at Belém Tower, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Bring your camera for magical golden-hour shots!
Day 4: Final Explorations
Morning:
Spend your morning revisiting your favorite spots or browsing the shops for souvenirs.
Afternoon:
Take a tram ride through the city for one last memorable experience of Lisbon’s charm.
Night:
Savor a farewell dinner featuring Lisbon’s iconic dishes like bacalhau and pastel de nata.
Enjoy your unforgettable journey through Lisbon! ✨
Arc de Triumph
Champs Elysees
Budget
Budget Traveler ($50–$70 per day)
Accommodation: $20–$35 (hostels, budget guesthouses)
Food: $15–$25 (local cafes, bakeries, and casual dining)
Transport: $5–$10 (trams, buses, and metro)
Activities: $10–$20 (museums, viewpoints, walking tours)
Mid-Range Traveler ($120–$180 per day)
Accommodation: $60–$100 (3–4-star hotels or Airbnb)
Food: $25–$50 (nice restaurants, cafes, wine)
Transport: $10–$20 (rideshare, public transit, occasional taxi)
Activities: $20–$40 (guided tours, museums, cultural experiences)
Luxury Traveler ($250–$400+ per day)
Accommodation: $150–$300 (4–5-star hotels or luxury apartments)
Food: $50–$100+ (fine dining, wine pairings)
Transport: $25–$50 (private transport, rental car)
Activities: $50–$100 (exclusive tours, private guides, spa treatments)
Additional Costs to Consider
Flights: $600–$1,200 (round-trip from the US or similar locations)
Shopping & Souvenirs: $20–$50 daily (optional)
Travel Insurance: $5–$15 daily
Miscellaneous: $10–$20 daily
Average Daily Budget for Most Travelers
Mid-range: $140–$180 per day
This allows for comfortable accommodations, delicious meals, local transportation, and a mix of paid activities and free experiences.
Adjust your budget based on your preferences for luxury or savings.