Day 1
Alfama
- 9:30AlfamaSight
- 10:30AlfamaSight
- 13:00AlfamaSight
- 14:30AlfamaWalk
- 20:00AlfamaSight
Day by day
Day 2
Belém
- 9:30BelémSight
- 12:00Pastéis de BelémBelémSight
- 13:00BelémSight
- 14:30BelémSight
- 16:00BelémSight
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Day 3
Baixa and Chiado
- 10:00BaixaSight
- 11:00BaixaSight
- 12:00BaixaSight
- 14:00ChiadoSight
- 16:00ChiadoWalk
- 18:00Bairro AltoSight
Day 4
Gulbenkian and Príncipe Real
- 10:00Calouste Gulbenkian MuseumAvenidas NovasSight
- 14:00Príncipe RealWalk
- 19:00Bairro AltoWalk
Day 5
Sintra
- 9:00SintraDay trip
- 12:30SintraSight
- 15:00Moorish CastleSintraSight
Day 6
Tram 28, Graça and tiles
- 10:00Martim MonizTransfer
- 11:00GraçaSight
- 12:30National PantheonAlfamaSight
- 14:30XabregasSight
Day 7
Cascais and Cabo da Roca
- 10:00CascaisDay trip
- 13:00CascaisSight
- 15:30Cabo da RocaSintra coastSight
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Lisbon questions
Is one week enough for Lisbon?
One week covers central districts plus day trips to Sintra and Cascais. Buy a 7-day Viva Viagem card for trams and trains to keep daily transport costs under 20 euros.
Do I need to book Pena Palace tickets ahead?
Book Pena Palace timed entry online at least one week in advance. Arrive by 9 a.m. train from Rossio station to reach the palace before peak crowds.
How do I ride Tram 28 without long waits?
Board at Martim Moniz before 10 a.m. and pay with a Viva Viagem card loaded for unlimited rides. Skip the full loop if time is short and exit at Graça for the viewpoint.
What is the best way to reach Cascais from Lisbon?
Take the train from Cais do Sodré station to Cascais, which takes 40 minutes and costs under 5 euros each way. Combine with a bus to Cabo da Roca if the schedule allows.
