3 Days in Lisbon
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3 days

3 Days in Lisbon

The perfect introduction to Portugal's capital. From Alfama's cobblestone streets to Belém's monuments.

Day 1Day 2Day 3

Highlights

Alfama DistrictBelém TowerTime Out MarketSunset at Miradouro
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Day 1

Historic Alfama & Downtown

9:00 AM

Praça do Comércio

Start your morning at Lisbon's grand waterfront square. Take in the stunning architecture and the gateway to the city.

Tip: Grab a coffee at one of the cafes under the arcades

10:30 AM

Alfama District

Wander through Lisbon's oldest neighborhood. Get lost in the narrow streets, discover hidden viewpoints, and soak in the authentic atmosphere.

Tip: Look for the local tascas (taverns) for authentic lunch

2:00 PM

São Jorge Castle

Climb to the castle for panoramic views of the city and the Tagus River. Explore the ancient walls and learn about Lisbon's history.

Tip: Book tickets online to skip the line

6:30 PM

Miradouro da Graça

End your day at this beautiful viewpoint, perfect for watching the sunset over the city with a glass of local wine.

Tip: Bring a bottle of wine from a nearby shop

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Day 2

Belém & Modern Lisbon

9:00 AM

Pastéis de Belém

Start with the most famous breakfast in Lisbon. Enjoy freshly baked pastéis de nata at the original bakery.

Tip: Add cinnamon and powdered sugar

10:30 AM

Jerónimos Monastery

Visit this UNESCO World Heritage site, a masterpiece of Manueline architecture and one of Portugal's most important monuments.

Tip: Free entry on Sundays before 2pm

2:00 PM

MAAT Museum

Explore contemporary art in this stunning riverside museum with a unique wave-like architecture.

Tip: Walk on the rooftop for great views

5:00 PM

LX Factory

End your day at this trendy creative hub. Browse unique shops, enjoy street food, and experience Lisbon's alternative scene.

Tip: Don't miss Landeau Chocolate for the best chocolate cake

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Day 3

Neighborhoods & Local Life

9:00 AM

Tram 28 Ride

Take the iconic yellow tram through Lisbon's historic neighborhoods. A classic experience through the city's steepest streets.

Tip: Board at Martim Moniz for a seat

11:00 AM

Bairro Alto

Explore this bohemian neighborhood known for its street art, boutique shops, and the famous pink street.

Tip: Check out the independent shops and galleries

1:00 PM

Time Out Market

Enjoy a long lunch at Lisbon's famous food hall, sampling dishes from the city's best chefs.

Tip: Share plates to try more dishes

9:00 PM

Fado in Alfama

End your Lisbon adventure with an authentic Fado performance in the neighborhood where it was born.

Tip: Book in advance for the best houses