Discover the hidden charms and activities that await you.
Activities in Lisbon
Art in the streets: an open-air museum
Marvila, one of Lisbon's most dynamic neighbourhoods, is an open-air gallery where vibrant murals come to life at every turn. The streets of this emerging neighbourhood are lined with works of art that tell stories of transformation and urban renewal. A walk here offers a creative and authentic perspective on the city, with local art reflecting the spirit of the community.
Cycling through the streets and cycle paths
Exploring Lisbon by bike is a healthy and ecological way to get to know the city. From the modern cycle paths of Parque das Nações to the winding alleys of Alfama, each pedal stroke reveals new scenery. Discover hidden squares, cosy cafés and stunning viewpoints as you immerse yourself in the charm of the historic neighbourhoods and the modernity of the capital.
Lisbon's wild side
Right in the centre of Lisbon, the Zoo offers a unique experience for all ages. Here, you can see exotic and endangered species up close, while taking part in educational programmes on nature conservation. It's a thrilling journey through the animal world, where every encounter with wildlife inspires the preservation of the planet.
Boat trip along the Tagus
Glide gently along the calm waters of the River Tagus on board a boat trip that offers privileged views of Lisbon's iconic monuments. The city skyline, illuminated by the setting sun, is breathtaking, especially as the 25 de Abril Bridge transforms into a golden silhouette. A moment of pure contemplation and tranquillity.
A tram journey through the hills
Hop aboard the iconic Tram 28 and embark on a journey through Lisbon's steep hills. This iconic route winds through traditional neighbourhoods such as Alfama and Graça, offering stops at viewpoints, historic monuments and narrow streets full of local life. It's one of the most authentic ways to explore the heart of the city, feeling like a true Lisboner.
Explore the jungle in the city
In the city centre, the Estufa Fria, in Parque Eduardo VII, is an oasis of tranquillity and biodiversity. This botanical garden is home to exotic and tropical plants from different parts of the world. Walk along paths through lush forests and let yourself be enveloped by the freshness and serenity of one of Lisbon's quietest corners, ideal for nature lovers.
Shopping afternoon
A moment with nature
Monsanto is Lisbon's largest urban park and offers a green retreat for those looking for an escape from the urban hustle and bustle. With trails surrounded by dense forests, picnic areas and views over the Tagus, it's the perfect place for those who want to reconnect with nature without leaving the city. A veritable green lung, ideal for walks and moments of tranquillity.
Watching the sunset from a viewpoint
Watching the sunset from Lisbon's viewpoints is an unmissable experience. The Miradouro da Graça and the Miradouro da Nossa Senhora do Monte offer breathtaking views over the rooftops of Alfama and the River Tagus. At dusk, the golden hues of the sky are reflected in the old façades and typical tiles, creating a magical and perfect setting to end the day.
Living history at the Feira da Ladra market
Every Saturday and Tuesday, Feira da Ladra, Lisbon's oldest street market, is transformed into an open-air treasure trove. Among old books, vinyl records and vintage jewellery, each stall tells a story from times gone by. Strolling through this market is like taking a trip back in time, where unexpected relics and unique objects are waiting to be discovered by collectors and the curious.
