Quick Facts
Setting: Urban
Population (core): 3.4M
Population (metro): 6.7M
Best time to visit: Year-round
Top Sights
Oceanário de Lisboa
This aquarium is one of the largest in Europe and is built right on the water. It’s famous for its huge central tank that brings together ocean species from all over the world. The design lets you walk around and see sea creatures from different angles, almost like you’re underwater with them.
€17.0
/ Adult
Belém Tower
This iconic fortress stands at the edge of the river and is one of the most recognized symbols of the country. Built in the early 1500s, it was originally designed to guard the entrance to the city’s harbor and has a unique mix of architectural styles, including Gothic and Manueline. The structure is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is most popular for its historical significance and stunning views from the top.
€15.0
/ Adult
Padrão dos Descobrimentos
This monument stands tall by the river and honors the explorers who set out on sea voyages centuries ago. Built in the 20th century, it’s shaped like a ship’s prow and features detailed sculptures of important historical figures. The structure is a symbol of adventure and discovery, making it a key spot for anyone interested in history and culture.
€5.0
/ Adult
Jerónimos Monastery
This historic site is a masterpiece of Manueline architecture, built in the early 1500s. It was originally a monastery for monks and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The building is famous for its detailed stonework, grand halls, and peaceful cloisters.
€18.0
/ Adult
Parque Eduardo VII
This green space is the biggest central park in the city and stretches up a hill, giving a wide open area for walking, relaxing, and enjoying the outdoors. It’s named after a British king and is known for its long, straight paths, geometric hedges, and big lawns. At the top, there’s a viewpoint with a clear view all the way to the river.
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Arco da Rua Augusta
This iconic arch stands at the end of a famous street and marks the entrance to a large public square. Built to celebrate the city’s reconstruction after a major earthquake, the monument is a symbol of resilience and history. The structure features detailed sculptures and inscriptions that tell stories from the past.
€4.5
/ Adult
Castelo de S. Jorge
This ancient fortress sits on the highest hill in the city and has watched over the area for centuries. It’s a place full of history, with old stone walls, towers, and hidden courtyards. The site has roots going back to the 1st century BC and has been shaped by many cultures over time.
€15.0
/ Adult
Miradouro de Santa Luzia
This terrace is a well-known spot for its sweeping views over the city and the river. It’s set next to a historic church and surrounded by gardens, tiled walls, and a chill vibe. The place is a favorite for both locals and visitors who want to relax and take in the scenery.
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Lisbon Zoo
This park is one of the oldest and most well-known animal parks in the country. It’s home to over 2,000 animals from around the world, including mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. The place is designed to let you see animals up close while learning about their habitats and conservation.
€29.0
/ Adult
Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara
This viewpoint is a chill spot on a hill with a wide terrace and gardens. It’s got a classic stone balustrade and is surrounded by green spaces, benches, and statues. The place is most popular for its epic views over the city and the river, making it a go-to for anyone who wants to see the city from above.
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Museu Calouste Gulbenkian
This museum is home to one of the most impressive private art collections in Europe. The building itself is surrounded by peaceful gardens, making it a chill spot to explore art and relax. The collection covers a huge range of stuff, from ancient Egyptian pieces to European paintings and decorative arts.
€10.0
/ Adult
Centro Cultural de Belém
This cultural center is a huge modern space where art, music, and creativity come together. Opened in the 1990s, it’s a spot where you’ll find everything from art exhibitions to concerts and cool architecture. The building itself is a landmark, with wide open spaces and a chill vibe for hanging out or exploring.
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Parque Florestal de Monsanto
This huge green space is the largest forested area in the city, covering over 1,000 hectares. It’s a mix of pine, oak, and eucalyptus trees, with walking and cycling paths, picnic spots, and even some hidden viewpoints. The park is a favorite spot for locals to relax, exercise, and escape the city noise.
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Neighbourhoods
Alfama
Known for its narrow, winding streets and traditional houses, this area is most popular for its deep connection to Fado music and a strong sense of local community. The neighborhood’s historic charm and authentic atmosphere reflect centuries of Lisbon’s cultural heritage.
Bairro Alto
Known for its narrow streets filled with street art and centuries-old buildings, this area is most popular for its energetic nightlife and diverse mix of bars and clubs. During the day, it offers a relaxed atmosphere where locals and visitors enjoy small cafes and unique shops.
Baixa
Known for its grand squares, elegant 18th-century architecture, and grid-like streets rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake, this area is the historic heart of Lisbon’s downtown. It is most popular for its traditional shops, neoclassical buildings, and as a central hub for commerce and city life.
Belem
Known for its grand riverside monuments and leafy gardens, this area is most popular for its deep connection to Portugal’s Age of Discoveries and its traditional custard pastries. The neighborhood stands out for its historic architecture and museums that reflect the country’s maritime past.
Northern Lisbon
Known for its mix of residential areas and business zones, this part of the city is popular for its multicultural communities and easy access to Lisbon’s main transport routes. It stands out for its blend of modern developments and traditional local life, offering a glimpse into everyday routines away from the city center.
Parque das Nacoes
Known for its modern architecture and riverside views, this area stands out for wide open spaces, contemporary buildings, and a focus on leisure and cultural activities. It is popular for hosting large events and offering a relaxed atmosphere along the waterfront.
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Oceanário de Lisboa
€17.0
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Belém Tower
€15.0
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Padrão dos Descobrimentos
€5.0
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