Lisbon Travel Guides

Feb 1, 2026

Visit Lisbon like a local with top activities including a tram ride on Tram 28 for €3 on weekends, and savoring Pastéis de Nata at Pastéis de Belém since 1837.

Mar 5, 2026

The LX Factory, a former industrial complex dating back to 1846, lies 4 km west of Lisbon’s city center and hosts over 60 shops and restaurants. Entry is free, while meals average €15-25. Nearby, the Feira da Ladra flea market operates every Tuesday and Saturday, attracting around 1,000 visitors daily.

Mar 5, 2026

Tram 28, running since 1914, covers 7.5 km through Lisbon’s historic districts for €3 per ride. The Belém Tower, built in 1515 along the Tagus River, charges €6 entry, while Alfama walking tours typically last 2 hours and cost around €25.

Mar 5, 2026

Bairro Alto’s bars, open until 2 AM, charge around €6 for a cocktail, while the iconic Belém Tower, illuminated at night, lies 6 km west of central Lisbon. Alfama hosts Fado performances nightly from €20 per ticket, showcasing Lisbon’s traditional music since the 1820s.

Mar 5, 2026

Belém Tower, built in 1515, stands 35 meters tall along the Tagus River and is free to visit on the first Sunday of each month. The Alfama district covers approximately 1.5 square kilometers, where free Fado performances often take place in local bars after 9 pm.