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Built up from my own trip to Lisbon in February, plus a few extra places I didn’t get to but have saved for next time! This little guide includes: 🤓Just a little history I found helpful 🍤a few dishes to try 🛎️1 hotel 🍽️5 spots to dine ☕️5 spots to grab a coffee & sweet 🥂2 spots for just a drink 🚡 7 spots to explore! Plus since we braved the city with a stroller, I left some details in the locations 😉 What’s not included: anything to do with Fado… sorry 😅 Leaving this guide free for now, but if you find it helpful and would like to say thanks, tips are always appreciated 🥰 (you can help fund research for my next guide 🤓)

This guide is for anyone visiting Portugal in the summer that wants to get down to the Algarve and see some incredible towns and beaches. This itinerary has you spending most of your trip in the Algarve. However, it does not leave out Lisbon and Sintra as I feel both of these locations are essential and not to be missed. This guide will be full of suggestions for things to do, see, and eat, and many many beaches that are worth visiting! It's a GREAT summer itinerary for visiting Portugal. This guide takes you through Sintra, Tavira, Albufiera, Lagos, and Lisbon. It also features quite a few stops in between! This guide will feature things that I have personally done and are vetted by me and my experience through my time in Portugal. This itinerary is done with a car.

It seems that everyone has an opinion on Portugal, amirite? You've seen dozens of Lisbon and Porto "must do" Instagram reels for this uber-popular (and rightly so!) country. So, what's this free guide gonna offer you? My own bossy opinions on what to do, where to eat, what not to miss, and where to stay. That's it. Covers top recommendations for 4-5 days in Lisbon and about 10 days on a road trip north to Cascais, Sintra, Aveiro, Porto, and The Duoro Wine Region. I've spent 10 weeks in Portugal on three separate trips and these are my tips.

Explore the vibrant streets, historic sites, and delicious food of Lisbon with this budget-friendly guide 🇵🇹 I share helpful tidbits about neighborhoods, accommodations, restaurants and foods to look for, and things to do.

Lisbon is one of those cities that I know we’ll keep going back to throughout our lives. This beautiful city has so much to offer. The hills are a huge part of the charm, the views from so many different locations are breathtaking. The tile buildings here are beautiful and so unique. The trolleys and funiculars add to the experience and make traversing the city so much fun. The food is excellent, there are so many options, and so much to see. It is easy to understand why Lisbon is a popular place of residence for expats from all over the world, we could actually see ourselves living in Lisbon some day, too. I have been to Lisbon multiple times so I have a lot of recommendations here!  Hopefully you can pick and choose what suits you best on your stay in Lisbon! The things I've listed should give you more than enough to do for a few days. This guide will include everything I've personally done in Lisbon with honest details about each location. I will also list some wish-list spots in a section at the end that includes things that I still haven't done yet in Lisbon that I have planned and researched and hope to do on a future visit.

Lisbon whispers promises of adventure around every winding corner. This vibrant city, perched on Portugal's sun-drenched coast, is a captivating blend of history, charm, and cultural energy. Imagine yourself strolling through the Alfama, Lisbon's ancient heart, where cobbled lanes echo with the soulful sounds of Fado. Then, take a ride on a vintage tram, clinging to a hillside as the city unfolds beneath you. Lisbon beckons with its delicious Pastel de Nata pastries, its iconic Jerónimos Monastery, and breathtaking sunsets over the Tagus River. Get ready to lose yourself in Lisbon's magic, a city that will leave you yearning to return.

Planning a trip to Lisbon but don't know where to start? This FREE 4-day city guide will help you navigate your way around the capital to ensure you get the most out of your getaway, whether you are going for 2 days or 4 days! This guide includes: 👉 What there is to see and do 👉 Restaurant and bar recommendations (tried and tested) 👉 Recommendations on where to stay I can also offer a full itinerary which provides a recommended schedule for you with more recommendations and tips, transport options, local information, restaurant bookings and more, leaving you with nothing to worry about other than enjoying this iconic and beautiful European city.

In search of the perfect plant-based restaurant for your next date night in Lisbon? You're in the right place! We’ve all been there – you plan a romantic date night in a new city; you do your research, find a cute restaurant with plant-based options, and book your table…But when you arrive, the venue is dirty, the music is blasting, and worst of all, the food is subpar. I firmly believe there's no better way to ruin a trip than bad food, so I created this guide to help you avoid all that. As a plant-based chef and nutritionist who lives in Lisbon, I love finding the best plant-based date night spots in town, testing them out, and sharing them with fellow plant-based travelers. If you enjoy: ⭐️ Delicious meals ⭐️ Cozy romantic vibes ⭐️ Real plant-based options (no salad and fries here!) ⭐️ Stress-free date nights Then this FREE guide of plant-based date night restaurants in Lisbon is for you! In this guide you’ll find: 👉🏻 A curated list of restaurants I've been to and recommend 👉🏻 4 completely plant-based restaurants 👉🏻 4 omnivorous restaurants with lots of plant-based menu items 👉🏻 My personal recommendations of which menu items to order including starters, mains, drinks, and desserts 👉🏻 Additional tips about each restaurant 👉🏻 Recommendations for gluten-free menu items 👉🏻 A convenient map with each location pin saved 👉🏻 Helpful phrases in Portuguese for a stress-free dining experience

Picture: castles and hills by the seaside. What's not to love! It’s an simple day trip from a Lisbon. You can do it as a relaxed day of nature and castles or a packed day of sightseeing all the majors! This guide gives you: - the best options on how to get there - what to prioritize if you want a slower day or a do-it-all day - 2 lunch options at different price points - how to get between each place (they're not walkable, and parking isn't simple) - pro tips on what to look for within each palace or site - an interactive map to help navigate you to each spot

The magnificent tile! It’s hard to resist falling in love with the azulejos (tiles) adorning the buildings of Lisbon. It seems cliché and obvious, but those tiles are ubiquitous and will overwhelm you with the sheer number of façades. Only a cold heart is impervious to their charm. And, most can be easily viewed from street level -- even while pushing a stroller. You will see tiles everywhere you go. So, it almost seems silly to suggest a tile walking route because any walking route automatically becomes a de facto tile walking route just by virtue of being in Lisbon! It would be like suggesting a blue sky walk, or a bacalhau restaurant walk – it will automatically happen! Instead, EFTF has highlighted a few areas in which to pay extra attention to the tiles. These areas can be folded into a day’s itinerary or be the target of a special trip by an especially smitten family member. These are presented in descending order of appropriateness for children. It’s not that tiles aren’t appropriate for children; it’s more that kids aren’t doing cartwheels in excitement for them. And as we move down this list, the tiles can be within a child’s reach – breakable!

The pastel de nata, an emblem of Portuguese cuisine, offers layers of pastry that are crisp and flaky, embracing a rich, creamy egg-custard filling, with a dash of cinnamon on top. You can discover pastel de nata in nearly every café across the city, each offering slight variations in crust, filling, and sweetness. The original pastel de nata, Pastel de Belém, can only be found at the Pastéis de Belém pastry shop. The pastel de Belém recipe is a patented secret. Master confectioners sign a confidentiality agreement, pledging not to disclose the recipe to anyone. For our vegan and lactose-intolerant friends, no need to worry! We've made sure to include a pastel de nata shop tailored just for you. Considering the abundance of pastel de nata varieties, it's practically a necessity to sample each one, wouldn't you agree? All in the name of research, of course!

Discover my collection of tightly edited places to eat, stay, and play in Lisbon. We've tapped into our network of travel connoisseurs, conducted extensive research, and scoured all that's local, ungoogleable, and off-the-trodden path. The city guide spotlights design-led sustainable hotels, artisanal cafes, cutting-edge art spaces, farm-to-fork restaurants, beach excursions, sailing tours, and elusive, off-the-grid experiences that breathe life into a city. The city guide includes a link to a curated map with all the recommended places to eat, play, and stay. So, what's in the guide? Here's a glimpse: - 15 handpicked conscious boutique hotels in Lisbon - 4 recommended rentals in Lisbon - 10 favorite spots for coffee & nibbles - 10 favorite lunch spots - 18 favorite dinner spots - 12 cool bars + night clubs - 9 suggested places to explore in Lisbon - 4 must-see sites - 9 great spots for art and design lovers - 10 off-the-beaten-path experiences in and around Lisbon - A handful of cool shops we love

Welcome to Lisbon, a city of vibrant culture, stunning architecture, and captivating history. As a local, I'm thrilled to guide you through an unforgettable journey with 50 plus unique places to visit and experience in this enchanting city. Get ready for an authentic Lisbon adventure!

Get ready to embark on a culinary journey through the heart and soul of Lisbon. From traditional Portuguese delicacies to artisanal pastries and inventive cocktails, this foodie guide introduces you to 30 exceptional spots that will tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving for more.

This is your ultimate companion to indulging in the sweet delights of Portugal's vibrant capital city. Prepare your taste buds for a delectable journey through Lisbon's rich pastry scene. From the iconic Pastel de Nata to lesser-known regional specialties, this guide meticulously curates the top 10 pastry destinations that promise an unforgettable experience. Get ready to satisfy your sweet tooth and uncover the irresistible charm of Lisbon, one pastry at a time.

The elevation changes in Lisbon provide drama. On foot, you can see streets intersecting at all sorts of odd angles. Get to the top of one of the city's seven hills and you will find sweeping views. The problem is that everybody else is trying to take-in those same vistas. The Portuguese have a word, Miradouro, which means viewpoint. I have no doubt you will find Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara or Miradouro da Graça and all the other famous viewpoints. This list is for some out-of-the-way, less obvious locations that provide great views with fewer people around. I hesitate to call these undiscovered or unknown views in Lisbon. They exist ergo they are known. Let's call them unconventional. These spots are rarely in the guide books and aren't part of the Instagram algorithm yet. I want to share these spots, most of which I found by accident, because they are slyly spectacular.

Have you ever taken your kids to a playground with a coffee in your hand? How about a beer? Glass of wine? At your home playground, that may be frowned upon. But, in Lisbon, playgrounds and refreshment kiosks often enjoy a symbiotic relationship. There are dozens of refreshment kiosks (quiosques) scattered around Lisbon serving coffee, beer, wine, classic drinks and an array of snacks or bites – no two kiosks menus are exactly alike. Locals have a place to meet up with friends or colleagues. Visitors have a chance for a unique cultural experience. Every now and then, those kiosks pop up near playgrounds. Or is it the other way around? Either way, here are a few exceptionally safe spots for you to unwind or recharge while your kids get some wiggles out.

Welcome to a city where culinary traditions blend with modern gastronomy, where fresh ingredients and bold flavors take center stage, and where every meal is a celebration of Portuguese culture. Explore the winding streets of Lisbon’s neighborhoods, such as Alfama and Bairro Alto, where charming taverns and cozy cafés await. Uncover hidden gems serving traditional dishes like Caldo Verde (kale soup), Cozido à Portuguesa (Portuguese stew), and the succulent grilled sardines (Sardinhas Assadas). Every corner is a culinary discovery waiting to happen. 🍲🥪 Lisbon, a gastronomic journey that will leave you craving for more!

Lisbon is all about amazing design, delcious seafood & wine, cobblestone streets and coastal views! Check out this guide if you want to know the best spots to stay, eat & explore in this vibrant capital city.

We've been to Lisbon twice now and have spent almost two weeks there during those trips. It's one of our favourite cities in Europe and we know that it's somewhere we'll continue to return to time and time again. This guide includes our favourite spots. What to pack. What to expect from the city. Where to eat and where to drink. Plus a few other tips on travelling around the city and what to avoid whilst you're there.