Portugal
Lisbon
"Seven hills of sun-drenched history where the Atlantic breeze meets the scent of fresh pastries."
Weather
Expect mild temperatures ranging from 12°C to 18°C (54°F-64°F) with a mix of sun and occasional light spring showers.
Best time
March to May for pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds.
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Language tip
While most locals speak English, saying 'Obrigado' (if male) or 'Obrigada' (if female) for thank you is always appreciated.
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Budget estimate
~$2,950
Packing essentials
Don't forget
- Sturdy walking shoes with grip (the limestone cobblestones are slippery!)
- Light layers for cooler evenings
- A portable power bank
- A small umbrella or light rain jacket
Day by day
The itinerary
Day 1 · 2026-03-15
The Soul of Alfama and Baixa
Dive into the ancient heart of Lisbon, wandering through narrow Moorish alleys before exploring the grand plazas of the lower city.
- 09:30
Lost in Alfama
FreeWander through the oldest district of Lisbon, navigating steep staircases and drying laundry. Visit the Sé de Lisboa cathedral and find hidden viewpoints called Miradouros.
Head to Miradouro de Santa Luzia for the best photo of the red roofs.
- 12:30
Gastronomy at Time Out Market
$25A curated food hall featuring some of Portugal's best chefs. Try the octopus salad or artisanal Portuguese cheeses.
Find a seat in the communal center before ordering to save your spot.
- 15:00
Baixa and Praça do Comércio
FreeWalk the grand 18th-century grid of the lower town, ending at the massive riverfront square that once served as the gateway to the city.
Check out the Rua Augusta Arch for a bird's-eye view of the grid.
- 19:30
Fado Dinner at Sr. Fado de Alfama
$60Experience a soul-stirring Fado performance accompanied by traditional Portuguese dishes like Bacalhau (salted cod).
Booking is essential as this is an intimate family-run spot.