Day 1 – Arrival in Lisbon

Arrival in the Portuguese capital and check-in at the hotel. Get a first taste of the city with a stroll around Praça do Comércio, overlooking the Tagus, and through the bustling streets of Baixa, all the way to Rossio Square, the vibrant heart of Lisbon.

Day 2 – Alfama, the authentic Lisbon

Explore the city’s oldest neighbourhood on the Alfama Walking Tour. Discover São Jorge Castle and its exceptional panoramic views, Lisbon Cathedral and the Portas do Sol viewpoint with its breathtaking view of the Tagus. Immerse yourself in the soul of Lisbon, amongst azulejos, fado and cobbled streets.

Day 3 – Belém and the Age of Discovery

Immerse yourself in the heart of one of Lisbon’s most authentic and picturesque neighbourhoods with this guided walking tour of Alfama.

A true survivor of the 1755 earthquake, Alfama has retained all its charm and village-like character: steep, winding alleyways adorned with azulejos, ochre-coloured tiled roofs, panoramic views of the Tagus, the aroma of traditional Portuguese cuisine and the echoes of fado resonating between the building facades. During the walk, your local English-speaking guide will take you to seven of Lisbon’s must-see sights: Rossio Square, the Dona Maria II Theatre, São Domingos Church, Figueira Square, São Jorge Castle, the Portas do Sol viewpoint and the Sé Cathedral. A vivid immersion in the history, legends and unique atmosphere of the Portuguese capital.

Discover Lisbon at your own pace with the Basic Pass. For 24 hours, travel on our panoramic buses and explore three of the city’s most iconic routes: the red line to Belém, the blue line through the Oriente district and the purple line through Lisbon’s upper districts.

From the history of the Age of Discovery to the modernism of Parque das Nações, via the capital’s most authentic neighbourhoods, this ticket is ideal for a first taste of the city. Hop on and off the bus as often as you like and take the opportunity to stroll along the Tagus, sample the famous Pastéis de Belém or discover the most vibrant side of contemporary Lisbon.

Did you know that Lisbon is nicknamed the city of seven hills? In fact, you can thank the Romans for this name. They identified seven hills, but the city has many more. 

Highlights:

Within walking distance of some of Lisbon's most famous landmarks lies the HF Fénix Lisboa 4*. This stylish property showcases spectacular views over the Praça Marquês de Pombal.

Discover this Portuguese capital, filled with museums, historic landmarks and unique cultural experiences. When it's time to rest, take a peaceful walk to the City Garden Lounge, where you will discover classic cocktails and delicious light bites.

Unpack your bags and settle into an elegant Comfort Room (Double or Twin), pleasantly comfortable and bright, featuring either a double bed or two twin beds, and offering views of the city.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.  

Take a stroll around the peaceful surroundings, enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the nearby Parque Eduardo VII, or explore the trendy Avenida da Liberdade for shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

After a day of exploration, make the most of the scenic outdoor area. Stretch your legs in the City Garden Lounge, where you can enjoy the sun, wind down in the loungers and ease into the evening.

Immerse yourself in the heart of one of Lisbon’s most authentic and picturesque neighbourhoods with this guided walking tour of Alfama.

Discover Lisbon at your own pace with the Basic Pass! For 24 hours, ride our panoramic buses and explore three of the city’s most iconic routes: the red line in Belém, the blue line in the Oriente neighborhood, and the purple line in Lisbon’s upper districts.

Far from the noise and bustle of the city, take a seat in a Yellow Boat for a cruise facing the city of 7 hills. Sailing slowly along the Tagus on this cruise, you can admire the most important monuments and stop off in the Bélemquarter.

Dive into local culture as you set off on a cruise on the Tagus with an hour-long Fado show, punctuated by live traditional Fado music performed by well-known artists from Lisbon's artistic scene. 

Explore Lisbon in complete freedom for 24 hours with the Basic Pack, discovering its emblematic sites on board panoramic buses on three not-to-be-missed routes.

Discover Lisbon's most beautiful sites under the light of the night-time illuminations with a guide, then enjoy a typical four-course dinner accompanied by a fado show to immerse yourself in Portuguese folklore.

Fall in love with a unique day exploring the most beautiful places in Sintra. Visit this unique city with its enchanting architecture, breathe in the sea air at Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point in Europe, and finish off with the cosmopolitan village of Cascais.

Set aside an afternoon during your stay to follow in the footsteps of the Portuguese royal family. Visit Sintra, a magnificent town with traditional architecture, marvel at Cabo da Roca, the most westerly point in Europe, and stroll through the village of Cascais with a guide who will tell you all about the place.

Set off on an exclusive day trip to explore the region’s most beautiful spots, including the medieval village of Óbidos, the historic religious sites of Fátima, and the coastline of Nazaré, which offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Lisbon is a city of rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning views. As Portugal’s capital, it blends old-world charm with a contemporary spirit. From its iconic yellow trams to its picturesque neighbourhoods, Lisbon offers an unforgettable experience.

Must-sees:

• Belém Tower: A UNESCO World Heritage site and an iconic symbol of Portugal’s Age of Discovery.
• Jerónimos Monastery: A Manueline architectural masterpiece and home to Vasco da Gama’s tomb.
• Alfama District: The oldest neighbourhood in Lisbon, known for its narrow streets and traditional Fado music.
• Tram 28: A historic tram offering scenic views of Lisbon’s hills and architecture.
• São Jorge Castle: A historic fortress with breathtaking views of the Tagus River.

Culinary culture:

Lisbon’s food scene blends traditional Portuguese flavours with fresh ingredients. Try bacalhau à brás (salted cod with eggs and potatoes) and améijoas à Bulhão Pato (clams in garlic and coriander). No visit is complete without a pastel de nata, best enjoyed at Pastéis de Belém. Pair with Vinho Verde or ginjinha, a cherry liqueur.

Dive deeper:

Explore Bairro Alto for its lively nightlife or visit LX Factory, a cultural hub with shops and art spaces. Take a day trip to Sintra, home to the colourful Pena Palace.

Good to know:

The currency is the euro (EUR). Lisbon is best explored on foot, but trams help with the hills. The best times to visit are spring and autumn for pleasant weather and fewer crowds.