Lisbon was highly rated for food by 1,552 guests from the United States!Lisbon Travel Guide
Food, Fado and Fun in Lisbon
Built on seven hills facing the Tagus River, charming Lisbon is one of the oldest cities in the world. It showcases unique tram rides, intimate Fado performances, great dining venues and much more.
The city is famous for its districts: Belem's famous monuments; Alfama's labyrinth of streets, bars and small shops; and trendy Alcantara's docks. Lisbon’s most popular nightlife and shopping venues are in Bairro Alto, while the traditional heart of the city beats rhythmically in Baixa.
Enjoy a walk through Jardim Botanico, admire the architecture of the Jeronimos Monastery or explore the Feira da Ladra flea market. The Chiado area serves the city's best traditional Portuguese cuisine. No meal is complete without the famous pasteis de nata!
Getting to the city center is only a metro or bus ride from Lisbon Portela Airport. Whether you want a luxury hotel, a friendly guesthouse or a cozy apartment, Booking.com has plenty of accommodations for your vacation in Lisbon.
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Lisbon has a lot to offer. Beauty, history, culture! My first trip to Portugal and I loved it. I liked the ares outside of Lisbon the best. The castles in Sintra are amazing! I recommend visiting Porto. Lisbon is a big, bustling city. Not for everyone.
Judith
United States of America
10
A charming,historic and very walkable city, full of little...
A charming,historic and very walkable city, full of little surprises. We enjoyed discovering the main sights on our own, but also hired a local guide who really gave a great insiders tour. Wish we had more time to explore Sinatra and other areas outside Lisbon. We will return.
anthony
United Kingdom
8.0
Poor weather so could affect review.
Poor weather so could affect review. Tourist bus,trams ok but railway excellent to Sentra and Caiscais.
Ate around hotel plenty of choices.
Very busy and queues everywhere. Normally visit in quieter periods.
Avoid Easter time as so busy.
Shops and hotels having building work done - seemed strange as it should be done during winter.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Forget waiting in line for Jeronimos Monastery;
Forget waiting in line for Jeronimos Monastery; nothing to see inside. Peek into church, and then head to Palacio Nacionale for a beautiful tour, and then take a taxi out to Palacio Frontiera to see something very special—especially the garden and pools!
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Lisbon is a great city the food the people historically one...
Lisbon is a great city the food the people historically one of the best in Europe save to walk hotel I stood was Sana Reno hotel awesome close to metro station and nice little bars around love the city it tough me a lot about culture and life itself
Elsbeth
Canada
10
Lisbon has something for everyone.
Lisbon has something for everyone. We visited many museums, the Oceanarium, galleries, and museums. The people are friendly, most speakPortugese plus English , French or Spanishwell enough to guide you where you want to go. Tourist areas can be crowded, and unfortunately there are pickpockets in those areas. Plan your day so that you walk downhill when you can, take the Metro or transit up!
“A lovely mix of boutique apartment and hotel in the center of Lisbon. The staff were very welcoming and helpful throughout the stay. The apartments were clean, modern, and stylish. The complimentary drink at arrival and daily coffee were a nice touch. The daily cleaning service was worth the extra expense after coming home from long days of exploring beautiful Lisbon!”
“We missed our flight, so we had to spend the day in Lisbon. Cheapest hotel by the airport, very clean and friendly staff. It is a bit price, you are paying for the convenience. Great breakfast. ”
“Amazing breakfast buffet, definitely worth purchasing. We could not have asked for a better location, would urge everyone to stay here just for that. It shaped our whole Lisbon experience. The square is so nice to hang out in during the evenings after exploring the city, and the military museum across the street is very informative about the history of Lisbon and Portugal. The train station is incredibly convenient, but the hotel is still quiet and feels more private. Absolutely stay here to get the best out of Lisbon.”
“The hotel's restaurant was spectacular, all the servers where so helpful. Honestly all the staff were amazing. I loved the beauty of the hotel, it was decorated in whites and blues. I wish we had been able to stay more than one night. The bed was comfortable too, the best nights sleep I had gotten the week my husband and I were in Portugal.”
“Initially It can feel out of the way but once orientated it's only a short pleasant walk to Ave Liberade. The initial walk can feel onerous if approached from main steep road instead of along or through the park. The aesthetics of the hotel are impressive. It's a shame it doesn't have a pool to top it all off. Best hotel I've stayed in for a long time. Stayed in a new 4/5 star with roof top pool during this visit but much preferred this place.”
“The location was great, safe and within walking distance to everything.. The rooftop bar and restaurant has a terrific view, good food and attentive staff.”
“The Hotel has a good location and good ambience; rooms were big enough with comfortable beds; good breakfast esp the croissants; very helpful and kind staff; the restaurant staff were also generous and considerate to our...”
“Great location.
Excellent value for money.
Friendly, helpful staff.
I spent time in the evenings alone there ( my husband was in hospital) and felt very comfortable.
This hotel is our first choice when visiting Lisbon.”
“On arrival I discovered I had left my iPhone in the taxi. The receptionist immediately called the taxi service to find which taxi and the phone was returned very soon. The receptionist was fantastic.”
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