Things To Do
We are excited to celebrate with you in Lisbon! While you’re here, make sure to explore this incredible city! From iconic landmarks to charming neighborhoods, here are some must-see sights and activities to enjoy during your stay.
Belém Tower
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and symbol of Portugal’s Age of Discovery.
Jerónimos Monestary
The Jerónimos Monestary offers a glimpse into Portugal’s golden age and its cultural heritage.
São Jorge Castle
This historic castle offers panoramic views of Lisbon’s red tiled rooftops and the Tagus River.
Charming Neighborhoods
Wander through Alfama, Lisbon’s oldest district, full of winding streets, colorful tiles and hidden gems.
Check out Bairro Alto - the city’s nightlife hub, famous for it’s narrow cobblestone streets filled with lively bars and local shops. Right next door is Chiado, a trendy shopping district. Explore unique shops and enjoy rooftop bars with breathtaking views!
We also highly recommend checking out a fado music bar - a unique and soulful style of singing often performed in small, intimate bars around Lisbon!
Nearby
Sintra
25 minutes from Lisbon
Stroll through Sintra’s charming streets filled with shops, cafes and local artisans.
Pena Palace: a colorful, fairytale like romantasist castle perched on a hilltop in the Sintra Mountains.
Quinta da Regaleira: wander through mystical gardens, hidden grottoes, and the iconic Initiation Well.
Moorish Castle: hike to this medieval castle to see panoramic views of Sintra and beyond.
Cascais & Estoril
30 minutes from Lisbon
Cascais and Estoril are picturesque coastal towns right next to each other, with stunning beaches. Praia do Guincho, Praia do Tamariz and Praia da Rainha are known for their beautiful coastline and clear waters.
Wander the cobblestone streets Cascais Old Town. Be sure to visit Rua Frederico Arouca, a lively pedestrian street. Don’t miss the Cascais Marina, a lively spot with incredible views!
Fun fact: Estoril is home to the famous Casino Estoril, which inspired Ian Flemming’s Casino Royal.
Óbidos
1 hour from Lisbon
Óbidos is a beautifully preserved medieval town enclosed by ancient walls that offer stunning panoramic views.
Óbidos Castle: a hilltop fortress that now houses a luxury pousada.
Be sure to try the famous ginjinha liqueur served in edible chocolate cups!