Are you ready to spend 3 Days in Lisbon, Portugal? Known for its historic neighbourhoods, colourful tiles and buildings, and high-quality food, Lisbon is irresistibly charming. Take a stroll down one of the many cobblestone streets or look out over the city from one of its many scenic viewpoints, and you may just fall in…
Lisbon Cathedral, or the Sé de Lisboa, is a famous Catholic church, worth visiting during your time in Old Lisbon. Built in the 12th century, it is the oldest church in the city and is one of the most significant monuments of Portugal for historical, architectural and spiritual reasons. This guide contains helpful information for…
Castelo de São Jorge is a historic castle and national monument in Lisbon’s Alfama neighbourhood. The Castle has a few different names, including: St George’s Castle, Castelo de S Jorge, Alfama Castle, and the Lisbon Castle of St. George. Built to house military troops, it is one of the only European castles not originally designed…
Experience four oceans at once in one of the largest aquariums in Europe: The Lisbon Aquarium. Since its opening in 1998, the modern aquarium has been visited by 1 million visitors annually, making it the most popular cultural attraction in Lisbon. Within the aquarium are more than a hundred species of marine life, including rays,…
When planning a trip to Lisbon, you may be considering buying a Lisbon city pass, but is the Lisboa Card worth it? This guide will help you learn what’s included in a Lisboa card, how much it costs, when and where to buy one, and a review of the card. Disclaimer: This is a sponsored…
One of the best things to do in Lisbon’s modern waterfront district is to ride the Telecabine Lisboa: a gondola lift-style cable car. Opening in the spring of 1998 for the Expo’98 in Lisbon, it is nicknamed the Expo cable car and was one of the biggest attractions of the Expo. Spanning 1230m in length…