This year in Lisbon instead of falling leaves we still have hot, bright sunny days. This is a good opportunity for you, who want to discover our charming culture and meet our friendly people.
The best way to get to see and know more about our picturesque City is by wandering and discover the Seven Hills of Lisbon, each part of Lisbon tells a history of our culture. From Alfama to Alcantra you have a lot to see and much more to discover.
Stroll up and down the streets, of the historic Alfama, the up you go the more beauty you discover. If you want to eat, in every corner you will find a Tasca, a cheap restaurant that serves typical Portugues food. If you decide to visit Lisbon this Fall Season, be prepared to be surprised by our weather, by our food and the much you wander around Lisbon, the more local you will feel.
Things To Know
Why the fall season is a good time to visit Lisbon:
This year our Mediterranean climate is giving us days of hot and bright sunny days. Giving you the best time and weather for visiting our capital, Neighborhoods like Bairro Alto and Santos still have, bars and restaurants remain open late into the night, and you'll find live music in gardens and neighborhood squares. Take advantage of a warm afternoon enjoying the view from one of the city's many terraces. This is quieter Season, and you'll also find wonderful natural light, changing colors, and plenty of events our Lisbon.
Walk-in Lisbon
The Lisbon Portela Airport is the main international gateway into Portugal. TAP is the national Portuguese airline, though several low-cost airlines (including Easyjet, Raynair, Vueling) also fly into the city. We advise if you want to discover more of Lisbon, use the subway, buses, taxis, and shuttles, using them you will be connected to all major places in Lisbona and you can come from the airport to downtown Lisbon using the public transportation network.
Within Lisbon, the transportation options include buses, subways, taxis, Uber, Cabify, trains, and the classic yellow trams that can take you to the historic areas of Lisbon.
The easiest move is to put money on a travel card (Viva Viagem) and use this for every form of transportation.
By train, you can visit beaches and villas, including Sintra and Cascais. The riverboats enable you to cross the river and see Lisbon from the other side. Be sure to check out the famous municipal elevators like Lavra or Santa Justa: historic lift systems that make more easy to go up on the historic hills of Lisbon
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