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Lisbon tours & holidays

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Lisbon tours by Trafalgar showcase the best of Portugal’s sun-kissed capital: meandering tram rides, pastel-clad neighbourhoods, soulful Fado performances, and riverside vistas that span centuries of history.These carefully curated Lisbon tours connect you with expert local guides who bring each story to life, from hidden tile workshops in Alfama to sweeping views from São Jorge Castle.
Looking for immersive cultural experiences? Or simply want to soak in the city's charms? Whatever you’re after, discover your top tour with these Lisbon packages tailored to inspire and delight.

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13-Day Spain and Portugal Tour of Madrid, Granada, Seville and Lisbon

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Our top 5 things to do in Lisbon

These top five experiences show off the best of Lisbon: historic charm, scenic beauty, culinary delight and soulful tradition. Perfect for inclusion in Trafalgar’s Lisbon guided tours.

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From contemporary art to luminous tile galleries and private masterpieces, these museums help Trafalgar guests gain deeper insight into Lisbon’s cultural soul on a tour to Lisbon.

Best food in Lisbon

Fuel your Lisbon trips with these quintessential bites. Sweet, savoury, and local flavours to enjoy between sightseeing on your Trafalgar journey.

What to pack for Lisbon

Consider your environmental impact when you next take a trip and go single-use-plastic-free by packing a reusable water bottle, a steel straw, your own shopping bags and refillable toiletry bottles.

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A lightweight daypack

Lisbon is a city best explored on foot—or tram—so bring a small, comfortable daypack for your essentials. Perfect for stashing sun cream, a guidebook, or that box of fresh pastéis de nata you couldn’t resist.

Breathable layers

With its sunny days and ocean breeze, Lisbon weather can shift quickly. Lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton or linen will keep you comfortable, whether you're climbing castle walls or strolling the riverside.

A good pair of walking shoes

Those charming cobbled streets and seven steep hills mean style alone won’t cut it. Pack sturdy, comfortable shoes with grip; you’ll be grateful when tackling the sloped alleys of Alfama or the stairs up to Bairro Alto.

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A reflective, philosophical novel set in Lisbon, this book captures the poetic spirit of the city. Bring it along for quiet afternoons by the Tagus River or to dive deeper into Lisbon’s mood after a day of exploring.

A compact umbrella or rain jacket

Lisbon is sunny most of the year, but those Atlantic showers can surprise you. A light rain jacket or a travel umbrella won’t weigh you down but might save you from a soggy stroll through Belém.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Most short-stay travellers from the US, Australia, and Europe don’t need a visa for Lisbon—Schengen rules apply. For longer stays or non-Schengen passports, check your government’s travel advisories or Portugal’s official immigration site.

Spring (March–May) and fall (September–October) offer warm, pleasant weather and ideal conditions for exploring on foot. Summer can be very hot, while winter stays mild with occasional rain.

Lisbon enjoys a Mediterranean climate: hot, dry summers and mild, wetter winters. Temperatures range from low 10s °C (50s °F) in winter to mid-30s °C (90s °F) in peak summer.

Portugal uses the Euro (€). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, though it's helpful to carry some cash for markets or small cafés.

Lisbon uses the Type C and F plugs (European style, 230 V). Bring a compact European adaptor—ideally with surge protection to safely charge your devices.

Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. For sit-down meals, a 5–10 % tip is polite. Round up taxi fares and hotel service charges as needed; hostels or casual vendors don’t require a tip.

ATMs are readily available across the city and support international cards. Opt for ATMs inside banks when possible and watch for low withdrawal limits on imported cards.

Wi‑Fi is widely available in hotels, restaurants, and many public squares. For full coverage during your travel to Lisbon, consider a local e-SIM or portable Wi‑Fi.

Yes! Tap water in Lisbon is safe and tastes great. Many locals and cafés happily serve it free. Just ask for “água da torneira” (tap water).

3 to 4 days allows you to explore the main neighbourhoods—Alfama, Baixa, Belém—and enjoy a day trip. For deeper cultural immersion or a coastal excursion, aim for 5 to 7 days.

We highly recommend guests purchase travel insurance prior to your trip. Please ensure you add the details of your insurance to the MyTrafalgar portal. Your insurance should cover trip interruption, personal injury, medical expenses, and evacuation and repatriation cover including during pandemic events.

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