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Sign up for the most action-packed Lisbon tours and discover the history, culture, and famous landmarks of the vibrant city. Portugal’s capital city is a treasure trove of history and architecture, a surfer’s paradise, and a foodie’s Mecca. Despite its size and stature though, the city has held onto its old-world charm and relaxed Southern pace. While you could easily spend a weekend people-watching at one of the traditional courtyard cafes, those who want to enjoy sightseeing in full should head straight to the city’s galleries and museums or choose from the best Lisbon tours. Discovering the city’s stunning 16th-century monastery, the Belem Tower, as well as the Botanic Gardens. In the evening, ascend to Bairro Alto for the best al fresco dining spots and the busiest bars. All done? You’ll still only have scratched the surface of what’s on offer in this epic city. Check out a wide range of popular Lisbon tours to book at the best prices!
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Our tips for Lisbon

  • Do take the tram. More than just a means of getting from A to B, Lisbon’s network of old-style trams is an experience in itself. Hopping on this century-old public transport system is a Lisbon sightseeing must. Take Tram 28 to trundle past famous Lisbon attractions, Estrela Basilica and Sé Cathedral before alighting at St George’s Castle for a scenic stroll.
  • Don’t speak Spanish. Mistaking a Portuguese for a Spaniard is like calling a Canadian person an American. In other words, it’s a big no-no. A quick Lisbon tours cheat sheet? Greet with an “olá” or “bom dia”, say thank you with “obrigado” and good night with “boa noite”.
  • Do Siesta. As is the European way, dinner doesn’t start until at least 8pm and bars don’t buzz until 10:30pm at the earliest. If you want to party like the Portuguese then you’ll definitely need to catch some afternoon z’s.
  • Don’t touch the bread. Portuguese cuisine is exquisite and you can find some seriously good eats on the cheap at hole-in-the-wall restaurants dotted around the city. One thing to keep in mind on your Lisbon day tours is, oddly enough, the bread. Restaurants will provide plates of bread, olives and other tasty tidbits upon seating but be warned, pick at these faux-freebies and expect to pay the price – it will be accounted for on your bill.

Good to know

Lisbon, Portugal's capital, boasts a rich history dating back to pre-Roman times. Its hilly terrain offers panoramic views, earning it the nickname "City of Seven Hills." The iconic yellow trams, or "elétricos," have been a beloved mode of transport since the 19th century. Lisbon is also home to the world's oldest bookstore, "Livraria Bertrand," established in 1732 and recognized by Guinness World Records.

The historic district of Alfama survived the 1755 earthquake, making it a well-preserved area. Lisbon's renowned "azulejos," decorative ceramic tiles, adorn numerous buildings, churches, and monuments throughout the city.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the best time to visit Lisbon?
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    Lisbon’s mild climate makes it a year-round destination. Come in the summer for the sun, sardines and sangria. When considering what to do in Lisbon though, keep in mind that much of the city shut down in August, when locals spurn the stuffiness of the city and make a break for the beaches.

  • Q: How do I get around Lisbon?
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    Navigating Lisbon can prove testing. Keep these top tips handy so you can get around with ease. This compact city is perfect for walking. Set out on foot on your Lisbon day trip and willingly lose yourself in Old Town’s winding cobbled streets and hidden alleys.

    If you’re considering the things to do in Lisbon outside of the city, we recommend purchasing a public transport day-pass for just €6.68.

  • Q: What are the must-visit attractions in Lisbon?
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    Lisbon boasts several must-visit attractions, including the historic district of Alfama, Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, Lisbon Cathedral, São Jorge Castle, and the LX Factory. The iconic yellow trams, known as "elétricos," are also a popular and unique sightseeing experience in the city.

  • Q: What is the currency in Lisbon?
    A:

    Euro (EUR) is the official currency used in Lisbon.

  • Q: Where can I go for day trips from Lisbon?
    A:

    There is a range of curated guided and private Lisbon day trips available including Fatima and Obidos day tours, Arrabida wine tour, Lisbon wine tour with 4WD Vineyards experience, among others.

  • Q: Any tips for staying safe in Lisbon?
    A:

    Lisbon is a relatively safe city. Keep these travel tips in tow so your trip can go off without a hitch. In case of an emergency, dial 112. Stick to well-lit streets and avoid walking alone at night. Keep all your personal belongings safe and secure when in the busy city centre or at known tourist sites.

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