LISBON

Immerse yourself in history walking around and hopping on a tram
A city made to measure for outdoor living 
Laid back and friendly with a rich culture and inspiring new business concept 

Explore 

Lisbon was a real surprise for me, I was instantly impressed by the clean and organized environment. The airport is a step away from the city center and getting around is very easy, buses and trams are very frequent , however the best way to see it is by foot.
Make sure you consider queuing in your time schedule, there is a long queue for any sight you want to visit.  
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Highlights :

  • LX Factory , great area full of new concept sores and local mareket
  • Belem area
  • Chiado area
  • The Promenade
  • Castel of Saint Jorge
  • Monasteiro Dos Jeronimos
  • Nautical History Museum
  • Sintra, just an hour train ride outside town, Park and National Palace of Pena and National Palace of Sintra

Enjoy

Coffee: 
Fabrica Coffee Roasters

Food:
Bairro do Avillez 
O Chiado 
A Chevicheria 
Alma 
Belcanto 
Kais 
Time Out Market

Drinks:
Hotel do Chiado - roof top bar 
Duplex  
Fashion Clinic - downstairs bar
Tasca do Chico for some good Fado Music in a cosy and authentic environment

Facts

Language: Portuguese
Currency: Euro
Best time to visit: March to October