Adventures for every traveller - families, friends and explorers alike.
Lisbon offers exciting experiences for every type of travellers - from boat
tours and food workshops to cultural evenings
and scenic rides.
These curated choices help you explore Lisbon through fun, memorable
activities.
Discover family-friendly spots, viewpoints and cultural favourites.
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Location: Cais de Sodré → Belém
Price: £15-£30
Ride along the Tagus River on a bicycle, passing Cais de Sodré, Belém
gardens, MAAT and the Discoveries Monument with ease.
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Location: Alfama → Graça → Baixa
Price: £3
Lisbon's most iconic yellow tram, taking you through narrow historic streets and
scenic hilltop views.
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Location: Belém/Tagus River
Price: £25-£40
Relax on a river cruise while enjoying panoramic sunset views of the 25 de
Abril Bridge and Belém monuments.
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Location: Alfama
Price: £25-£45
An authentic cultural evening featuring live Fado music paired with traditional
Portuguese dishes.
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Location: All major districts
Price: £25-£40
A fun flexible city tour, ideal for covering Lisbon's hills, historic
zones and viewpoints quickly.
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Location: Baixa/Chiado
Price: £20-£30
Learn the secrets behind Lisbon's famous custard tart in a friendly hands-on
workshop.
Fairytale palaces, dramatic coastlines, and charming old towns - perfect for a full-day escape.
Quinta da Regaleira - Photo from: Unsplash
Pena Palace - Photo from: Unsplash
Sintra is a magical hilltop town surrounded by lush forests, colourful palaces, and romantic architecture. Often described as a "fairytale village", Sintra offers a full day scenic viewpoints, hidden gardens, and historic estates. It's especially popular with travellers who enjoy culture, photography, nature walks, and atmospheric European towns. The journey is simple and most of the main attractions can be explored in one loop using the local buses or walking routes.
A mystical estate with tunnels, gardens, and the famous Initiation Well. It is a 20min walking distance from the Historic Centre town.
A colourful hilltop palace offering panoramic views over the Sintra forest.
Boca do Inferno - Photo from: Unsplash
Museu Condes de Castro Guimarães - Photo from: Unsplash
Cascais is a relaxed coastal town known for its sandy beaches, scenic cliff walks, and peaceful marina. It's ideal for visitors wanting a slow, sunny day by the sea, with easy access from central Lisbon. The town blends beach life with cultural spots and picturesque viewpoints, making it a favourite for families, older travellers, and anyone looking for a relaxing beach day.
A dramatic rocky cliff formation where waves crash into natural stone arches. Great spots for scenic views, photos and short coastal walks.
A small charming historic museum inside a palace-like villa with stained glass, artefacts and a beautiful gardens by the coast.
A coastal nature escape with dramatic cliffs, forest trails, and some of Portugal's most beautiful viewpoints.
Cabo da Roca - Photo from: Unsplash
The Cabo da Roca to Praia da Ursa trail is a scenic coastal walk featuring rugged cliffs, ocean views and one of Portugal's most dramatic hidden beaches. This route is great for travellers who enjoy hiking, nature photography and quieter spots just outside Lisbon.
Your simple plan to explore Lisbon, Sintra and Cascais at a relaxed pace.
A relaxed day exploring Lisbon's historic neighbourhoods and scenic viewpoints.
A day visiting Lisbon's iconic monuments and riverside attractions.
A scenic full-day escape to a historic town in Sintra or coastal town in Cascais.
Find out how to use trams, metro, buses and travel passes
for a smooth and affordable trip.