Lisbon Travel Q&A
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claus andersen and 19 others answered ·
Portugal: Bus or train from Lisbon to Porto? (20 Answers)
I would recommend the train.There are very comfortable fast trains between the two cities with cafe onboard and free wifi.The journey takes under 3 hours and cost somewhere around 30 euros.Be ware that there are several train stations in Lisbon that ... See More
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Marta Martins and 12 others answered ·
Lisbon: Have 3-4 weeks to unwind on a budget. Should I go to Lisbon or Porto? (13 Answers)
...with the nicest natural parks (like Parque Nacional Peneda-Gerês ) quite close; around Lisbon cultural activities and beaches ( Sintra , Costa da Caparica , Praia Do Meco, Portinho da Arrábida ...). Also, in the summer there are numerous music festivals around the country, if you're into that,... See More
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Diana Coza and 11 others answered ·
Seville: Best way to get from Seville to Lisbon? (12 Answers)
Hello!It's totally worth it, it takes around 5 hours and I can imagine is not as pricey as a one way flight. On the way back, you can take advantage and stop in Caceres which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, very beautiful. So yes, go for it! :) See More
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Nga Nguyen and 9 others answered ·
Lyon: what's your thoughts on these 11 cities as places to live? (10 Answers)
Hanoi is the best place to live. It's full of fresh and delicious food, peaceful places and friendly people. You can easily earn money from teaching English or working in a foreign company. People in Hanoi is very simple and easy to make friends. You... See More
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Tiffany Weber and 8 others answered ·
Spain: What's a good driving itinerary from Lisbon to Malaga? (9 Answers)
I don't know the Lisbon portion of your trip, but as you work your way down the E1 and have time, it's worth a detour on the E5 just before or after you see Seville. On the southern coast of Spain, go to Jerez de la Frontera for good food, flamenco... See More
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Rebecca Wood and 5 others answered ·
Amsterdam: Guys, do tell me which of these shud we go to and how shud we plan it. (6 Answers)
Hi Anish!There is a lot of stuff to do in Amsterdam but you can cover a lot in a few days. It is worth visiting the Heineken Experience and seeing how they may Heineken, which can be enjoyed by drinkers and non-drinkers alike. I would also recommend ... See More
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Gonçalo Hall and 5 others answered ·
Lisbon: A week in Portugal- how many days should I plan to spend in each city? (6 Answers)
Hello Chaniya, In my oppinion you should stay 4 days in Lisbon, and use one of those to visit Sintra ( there's a direct train, for around 4€ I think).Lagos it depends, if you're going to relax, spend some days there, it's really good, if is just to m... See More
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Alex Jorge and 5 others answered ·
Portugal: Porto OR Lisbon for 7 day trip to Portugal? (6 Answers)
Hi Jonathan,My vote goes to Lisbon. The city is incredible and very walkable and you would do well to visit Cascais and Sintra(you can do this as a day trip by taking a quick train for Rossio Railway Station). One thing to keep in mind is that the ca... See More
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Jodi Ettenberg and 6 others answered ·
Lisbon: Best free things to do in Lisbon? (7 Answers)
...vino and overlook the city before heading to dinner. If you're looking for a place to eat lunch I would suggest Restaurante Zé da Mouraria -- portions are technically "For two" at about 12-15 Eur each, but they easily fed 3 or 4 as... See More
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Jodi Ettenberg and 5 others answered ·
Lisbon: Best coffee & cocktails in Lisbon, Portugal? (6 Answers)
...great cocktails on the menu but also having (I would argue) one of the best views in the city. Head to Memmo Alfama Hotel Lisboa before dusk, where you can not only see out toward the sea but also the buildings of Alfama lit... See More
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Popular Hotels
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Memmo Alfama Hotel Lisboa (hotel)
27 Travessa Merceeiras Lisbon 21 049 5660
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Bairro Alto Hotel (hotel)
2 Praça Luís de Camões Lisboa Lisboa 21 340 8288
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Lisbon Destination Hostel (hotel)
17 Largo do Duque de Cadaval Lisboa 21 346 6457
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VIP Executive Art’s Hotel (hotel)
1.18 Av. Dom João II Lisboa 21 002 0400
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Altis Belém Hotel & Spa (hotel)
Lisbon 21 040 0200
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Pousada da Juventude de Almada (hotel)
Almada 21 294 3491
Popular Restaurants
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Pastéis de Belém (restaurant)
Rua Belém 84-92 1300-085 Lisbon +351 21 363 7423
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Café A Brasileira (restaurant)
Rua Garrett 120 Lisbon
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Casa do Alentejo (restaurant)
R. das Portas de Santo Antão, 58 Lisboa Lisboa +351 213 405 140
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Pão Pão Queijo Queijo (restaurant)
126 Rua Belém Lisboa Lisboa 21 362 6369
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Restaurante Zé da Mouraria (restaurant)
24 R. João do Outeiro Lisboa 21 886 5436
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Cafe da garagem (med udsigten) (restaurant)
75 Costa do Castelo Lisboa
Popular Attractions
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Alfama (attraction)
Alfama Alfama Lisboa
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Torre de Belém (attraction)
Av. da Índia Belém Lisboa +351 213 620 034
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Jerónimos Monastery (attraction)
Lisbon Lisbon 213 620 034
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Parque das Nações (attraction)
Av. D Joao II Lisbon 218 918 409
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Castelo de São Jorge (attraction)
Rua de Santa Cruz do Castelo Lisbon 218 877 244
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Cais do Sodre (attraction)
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