Lisbon, Portugal - 14 Days Itinerary

Chegada em Lisboa e Check-in

Chegue ao Aeroporto Humberto Delgado (LIS), faça o traslado para o seu hotel no centro de Lisboa e realize o check-in.

Reserve um tempo para se acomodar e relaxar.

É recomendável comprar um cartão 'Viva Viagem' recarregável para transporte público.

Passeio pela Baixa e Chiado

Explore as charmosas ruas da Baixa Pombalina, reconstruída após o terremoto de 1755.

Passeie pela Praça do Comércio e caminhe até o elegante bairro do Chiado, conhecido por suas lojas e cafés históricos.

Não perca o Elevador de Santa Justa para uma vista panorâmica (prepare-se para filas).

Jantar e Fado no Bairro Alto

Desfrute de um jantar tradicional português em um dos muitos restaurantes do Bairro Alto, seguido de um autêntico show de Fado, a canção tradicional de Portugal.

Muitos restaurantes de Fado exigem reserva, especialmente para shows.

Descobertas em Belém

Visite o Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, a Torre de Belém e o Padrão dos Descobrimentos, marcos da Era das Descobertas de Portugal.

Não se esqueça de provar o famoso Pastel de Belém na confeitaria original.

Pegue o elétrico (bondinho) 15E do centro para Belém. Compre ingressos online para evitar filas nos monumentos.

Alfama e Castelo de São Jorge

Perca-se nas ruas estreitas e labirínticas do bairro de Alfama, o mais antigo de Lisboa.

Suba até o Castelo de São Jorge para vistas panorâmicas da cidade e do rio Tejo.

Pôr do Sol no Miradouro da Senhora do Monte

Desfrute de uma das vistas mais espetaculares de Lisboa ao pôr do sol.

Este miradouro oferece uma perspectiva incrível da cidade, do castelo e do rio.

Subida íngreme, mas a vista vale a pena! Considere um tuk-tuk ou táxi para chegar lá.

Viagem de Trem para Sintra

Pegue o trem da Estação do Rossio, em Lisboa, para a histórica vila de Sintra, uma viagem cênica de aproximadamente 40 minutos.

Exploração da Quinta da Regaleira

Visite a fascinante Quinta da Regaleira, um Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO, conhecida por sua arquitetura misteriosa, jardins exuberantes e os enigmáticos Poços Iniciáticos.

Use sapatos confortáveis para caminhar pelos jardins e grutas. Reserve seus ingressos com antecedência online para evitar filas.

Palácio da Pena e Centro Histórico

Maravilhe-se com as cores e a arquitetura romântica do Palácio Nacional da Pena.

Depois, explore o centro histórico de Sintra, com suas lojinhas e a famosa Queijada de Sintra.

Considere pegar um ônibus ou táxi do centro de Sintra até o Palácio da Pena, que fica no alto de uma colina. Reserve ingressos para o palácio com antecedência.

Retorno a Lisboa

Viagem de trem de volta para Lisboa após um dia encantador em Sintra.

Desfrute de um jantar mais tranquilo na capital.

Explorando Cascais

Pegue um trem cênico de Lisboa até a charmosa vila costeira de Cascais.

Passeie pelo centro histórico, relaxe na praia da Rainha ou vá até a Boca do Inferno para vistas espetaculares.

Passeio pela Avenida da Liberdade

De volta a Lisboa, caminhe pela elegante Avenida da Liberdade, inspirada nos boulevards parisienses, com suas lojas de luxo, teatros e cafés.

Ótimo para um passeio tranquilo e algumas compras de janela.

Noite no Bairro Alto / Cais do Sodré

Para sua noite de sábado, explore a vibrante vida noturna do Bairro Alto ou do Cais do Sodré, com seus bares animados e restaurantes modernos.

Visita à LX Factory

Explore a LX Factory, um antigo complexo industrial transformado em um centro criativo com lojas de design, ateliês de arte, restaurantes modernos e cafés descolados.

Ótimo para almoçar em um dos muitos restaurantes diferentes.

Passeio pelo Parque das Nações

Visite o moderno Parque das Nações, construído para a Expo '98.

Passeie pela orla, admire a arquitetura contemporânea e talvez faça um passeio de teleférico.

O local abriga o Oceanário de Lisboa, que pode ser uma ótima opção se tiver mais tempo.

Tempo Livre e Preparação

Aproveite o final da tarde para um último café, compras de última hora ou para arrumar suas malas, preparando-se para a próxima etapa da viagem, o Algarve.

Jantar de Despedida em Lisboa

Desfrute de um último jantar especial em Lisboa, talvez revisitando um bairro favorito ou experimentando um restaurante que você ainda não teve a chance de conhecer.

Travel to Lagos

Take a comfortable train or bus from Lisbon to Lagos, the vibrant coastal town in the Western Algarve.

Enjoy the scenic journey through the Portuguese countryside.

Check-in Accommodation

Settle into your hotel or guesthouse in Lagos, ideally near the historic center or the marina for easy access to attractions.

Look for hotels within walking distance of the old town or the beaches for convenience.

Lagos Old Town & Marina

Wander through the charming cobblestone streets of Lagos Old Town, explore local shops, and visit the historic city walls. Afterwards, stroll along the lively Marina de Lagos.

Enjoy a refreshing drink at one of the many cafes.

Dinner at Marisqueira O Pier

Savor fresh seafood at one of Lagos's highly-rated marisqueiras.

Enjoy dishes like grilled fish, seafood rice, or cataplana.

Ponta da Piedade Boat Tour

Embark on a scenic boat tour to the breathtaking Ponta da Piedade.

Marvel at the dramatic limestone cliffs, sea caves, and grottoes carved by nature. A truly iconic Algarve experience.

Book online in advance, especially for July. Many tours depart from Marina de Lagos or Praia da Batata. Wear sunscreen and bring a hat.

Lunch at Marina de Lagos

Enjoy a casual lunch at one of the many restaurants lining the Marina, offering diverse options from traditional Portuguese to international cuisine.

Relax at Praia do Camilo

Spend the afternoon relaxing at Praia do Camilo, famous for its golden sands, clear turquoise waters, and stunning cliff backdrop.

Access is via a long wooden staircase.

Bring water and snacks. The beach can get busy in July. Alternatively, visit Praia Dona Ana nearby.

Dinner & Fado in Lagos

Experience a traditional Portuguese dinner in Lagos Old Town, perhaps at a restaurant offering live Fado music for a truly authentic evening.

Silves Castle & Cathedral

Take a short trip inland to Silves, the ancient Moorish capital of the Algarve.

Explore the well-preserved Silves Castle, offering panoramic views, and visit the beautiful Silves Cathedral.

Traditional Lunch in Silves

Enjoy a traditional Portuguese lunch in Silves, sampling regional specialties away from the coastal tourist crowds.

Relax at Praia da Rocha

Head to Portimão to experience the expansive and lively Praia da Rocha.

Enjoy the wide sandy beach, stunning rock formations, and bustling promenade.

Plenty of bars and cafes along the promenade if you wish to grab a drink.

Dinner in Portimão

Dine in Portimão, known for its sardine restaurants, especially if visiting in summer.

Enjoy the evening ambiance.

Sagres & Fortaleza

Travel to Sagres, a town steeped in maritime history at the southwestern tip of Europe.

Visit the Fortaleza de Sagres, a unique fortress with incredible coastal views.

Cape St. Vincent Lighthouse

Continue to the dramatic Cape St.

Vincent (Cabo de São Vicente), the 'end of the world' for ancient Europeans. Visit the iconic lighthouse and soak in the breathtaking, wild Atlantic views.

The drive from Sagres town to the Cape is about 10 minutes. It can be very windy here, so bring a jacket.

Seafood Lunch in Sagres

Enjoy a simple, fresh seafood lunch in Sagres, perhaps overlooking the harbor or a local beach.

Relax at Praia do Beliche

Unwind at Praia do Beliche, a stunning beach nestled between high cliffs, offering a more secluded and wilder feel than the Lagos beaches.

Access requires descending a long staircase. Alternatively, explore Praia do Tonel, closer to Sagres town.

Dinner & Evening in Lagos

Return to Lagos for a relaxing dinner.

Explore the evening atmosphere of the town, perhaps enjoying a drink at a rooftop bar.

Kayak Tour to Sea Caves

Take a memorable kayak or stand-up paddleboard tour from Lagos to explore the stunning sea caves and grottos along the coast, including potentially the famous Benagil Cave (weather permitting).

Book this activity in advance, especially for July. Check for tours that depart directly from Lagos to minimize travel time to Benagil.

Last Algarve Lunch

Enjoy a final, delicious lunch in Lagos, perhaps trying a dish you haven't yet, or revisiting a favorite spot.

Last Beach Time & Packing

Spend a final few hours relaxing at a favorite Lagos beach, perhaps Praia do Pinhão, or do some last-minute souvenir shopping.

Return to your accommodation to pack and prepare for your onward journey to Seville.

Hydrate and protect yourself from the sun, even in the afternoon.

Farewell Dinner in Lagos

Enjoy a farewell dinner in Lagos, reflecting on your wonderful time in the Algarve.

Explore Triana Neighborhood

Cross the Triana Bridge and wander through this historic, vibrant gypsy quarter, famous for its ceramics, flamenco, and lively atmosphere along the Guadalquivir River.

Enjoy the local shops and street art. Perfect for a leisurely morning stroll.

Lunch: Tapas in Triana

Indulge in authentic Andalusian tapas at a local bar in Triana.

Try specialties like 'pescaíto frito' (fried fish) or 'tortilla de patatas'.

Look for bars popular with locals for the most authentic experience.

Royal Alcázar of Seville

Visit this stunning royal palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its exquisite Mudéjar architecture and beautiful gardens.

Book tickets online in advance to avoid long queues, especially in July. Allow plenty of time to explore the vast gardens.

Flamenco Dance Museum Show

Experience the passion of a live flamenco show.

The Flamenco Dance Museum offers authentic performances in an intimate setting, followed by an optional museum visit.

Book tickets well in advance as shows often sell out, especially on a Saturday night. Combine with a museum visit for a deeper understanding of flamenco's history.

Dinner in Santa Cruz

Enjoy a traditional Andalusian dinner in the charming Santa Cruz quarter, with its narrow streets and hidden squares.

Try local dishes like 'rabo de toro' (oxtail stew) or 'gazpacho' (cold tomato soup).

Seville Cathedral & La Giralda

Visit the largest Gothic cathedral in the world and climb the Giralda bell tower for panoramic views of Seville.

Book tickets online to save time. Dress respectfully (shoulders and knees covered). The climb to the Giralda is via ramps, not stairs.

Lunch Near Cathedral

Grab a convenient and delicious lunch at a restaurant or tapas bar in the bustling city center near the Cathedral.

Plaza de España & María Luisa Park

Admire the magnificent Plaza de España, a grand semi-circular edifice, and stroll through the beautiful adjacent Parque de María Luisa.

Consider renting a rowboat on the canal at Plaza de España for a unique experience. The park offers shade, perfect for a warm July afternoon.

Torre del Oro

Visit the historic Torre del Oro (Tower of Gold) on the banks of the Guadalquivir River.

It houses a small naval museum and offers good river views.

Sunset at Metropol Parasol

Ascend to the top of the Metropol Parasol ('Las Setas de Sevilla') for breathtaking sunset views over the city.

Arrive shortly before sunset for the best light. There's a small entrance fee to access the walkways.

Tapas Crawl in El Arenal

Embark on a tapas crawl in the El Arenal district, trying different tapas and drinks at several bars, soaking in Seville's nightlife.

Order one or two tapas per bar and move on to the next for a true 'tapeo' experience.

Seville Museum of Fine Arts

Visit one of Spain's most important art galleries, housed in a former convent, featuring works by Murillo, Velázquez, and El Greco.

Double-check opening hours for Mondays, as some museums may have reduced hours or be closed. This museum is generally open on Mondays.

Explore Santa Cruz Quarter

Wander through the narrow, winding streets of the old Jewish quarter, filled with flower-filled patios, hidden squares, and charming boutiques.

Get lost on purpose! It's the best way to discover its magic. Find a nice spot for a quick bite or drink.

Casa de Salinas

Discover a beautiful private palace, still inhabited by the Salinas family, showcasing traditional Sevillian architecture and patios.

Guided tours are available and highly recommended to learn about the history and details of the house.

Guadalquivir River Walk

Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the banks of the Guadalquivir River, taking in the views and the cooling breeze.

You can opt for a river cruise as well.

River cruises usually last about an hour and offer a different perspective of the city.

Dinner near Cathedral

Enjoy a final evening meal in Seville, perhaps revisiting a favorite dish or trying a new restaurant near the Cathedral area.

Mercado de Triana

Visit the lively Mercado de Triana, built over the ruins of the Castillo de San Jorge.

Explore local produce, snacks, and perhaps pick up some souvenirs.

Great place for breakfast or a fresh juice. It's a true sensory experience.

Last Minute Shopping / Souvenirs

Enjoy some free time for last-minute souvenir shopping or revisiting a favorite spot in Seville's city center.

Look for local ceramics, flamenco accessories, or olive oil products.

Farewell Tapas Lunch

Savor a final Sevillian tapas lunch, reflecting on your wonderful trip through Portugal and Spain.

Departure Preparation

Check out from your accommodation and prepare for your departure from Seville.

Transfer to Seville Airport (SVQ)

Take a taxi, bus, or pre-arranged shuttle to Seville Airport for your onward journey.

The EA Airport Bus (Línea Especial Aeropuerto) connects the city center to the airport. Taxis are also readily available.