Romance in Lisbon.

Best time to travel Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best seasons to visit, as the weather is mild and there are fewer tourists. Main attractions • Belém Tower: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Lisbon’s iconic landmarks. • Jerónimos Monastery: This historic monastery with magnificent architecture is a World Cultural Heritage. • Rossio Train Station: exquisite Manueline-style architecture. • São Jorge Castle: Located at the highest point of the city, overlooking the entire city. • Alfama: Lisbon's oldest neighbourhood, full of charming streets and traditional restaurants. • Parque das Nações: a symbol of modern Lisbon, housing a world-class oceanarium. Food Recommendations • Portuguese egg tarts: The most authentic Portuguese egg tarts are made in the century-old shop near the Belém Tower. • Seafood: Due to its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, seafood is fresh and delicious, such as grilled fish. • Portuguese cuisine: Traditional Portuguese stews with rich flavours. Transportation • Subway: covers major attractions in the city, convenient and fast. • Tram: An ancient means of transportation that allows you to travel around the city and experience local customs. Among them, the No. 28 tram is the most distinctive. • Buses and ferries: connect the city to surrounding areas. Accommodation options Alfama, Belém and the city center are popular places to stay, and you can choose from luxury hotels to budget hostels, depending on your budget and preferences. Tips • Purchase a Lisbon Card and enjoy free rides on public transportation and discounts or free admission to many attractions. • Buy souvenirs at local markets at more affordable prices. • Avoid walking alone in the alleys of Alfama at night.