A weekend field guide

Lisbon,
at an easy pace.

Three sunlit days for tiled streets, a long lunch, and the good kind of getting lost. Keep this open; take the turns that look interesting.

06—08 June · 72 hours

06
08
Lisbon, Portugal
38.7223° N / 9.1393° W
For the unhurried traveller.

The plan, lightly held

Three days.
Room to roam.

Tap a day for its little run of good ideas. Times are gentle suggestions, not appointments.

15:00

Drop bags in Principe Real

Settle into the neighbourhood first. The small streets around the garden are the nicest possible introduction.

Stay · Principe Real
17:30

Pastel de nata, standing up

Take the warm one, add cinnamon only if you mean it, and leave room for dinner.

Sweet stop · Manteigaria
20:15

Wine and small plates

A first long table, a bottle from the Alentejo, no need to plan the rest of the evening.

Dinner · Taberna da Rua das Flores
09:15

Coffee above the roofs

Start at a kiosk in Jardim do Torel, with the city folded out beneath you.

Morning · Esplanada do Torel
12:30

Alfama without a route

Follow the laundry lines downhill. Stop when the view or the music asks you to.

Walk · Castelo to Sé
19:00

Golden hour at Senhora do Monte

Bring something cold. This is the one view worth sharing with strangers.

Sunset · Graça
10:00

Tram west to Belém

Go early for the monastery, then make a beeline for the river path.

Ride · Tram 15E
13:30

Lunch with the tide

Grilled fish and a white tablecloth at the edge of the Atlantic.

Lunch · Estoril coast
18:00

One last glass at the miradouro

Back in town, make the final sunset as long as it wants to be.

Farewell · Santa Catarina

A small map, a few anchors

Leave space
between pins.

The city is steep, bright, and more manageable when you do one hill at a time.