Planning a trip to Lisbon, Portugal? Vibrant and full of history, the country’s capital and largest city is a true European gem. Offering a rich, flavorful cuisine and buildings of various styles, ...

Many visitors use Lisbon as a base for exploring nearby sites, but they often neglect the cultural gems tucked away in the Portuguese capital. One reason Lisbon gets overlooked is that visitors don't ...

Lisbon is a hilly place. As long as you don't mind exercising your calf muscles, you'll find you can walk to most hotels, restaurants and the top attractions. If traipsing through a foreign city isn't ...

The winding medieval streets of Lisbon’s most ancient neighbourhood, Alfama, twist up to the city’s Moorish pinnacle. The dusk-orange walls of the ancient castle date back to the ninth-century and ...

Lisbon (Lisboa), the capital of Portugal, is all things sunny, vibrant, and seafood-y. If you like any of those things, you’re going to really enjoy Lisbon. It’s laidback and lively at the same time ...

The best way to get around Lisbon is on foot and by public transport. Your own two feet are a great way to see the sights – just keep in mind that climbing this city's hilly streets on foot can be ...

Our pick of where to stay in Lisbon, including the best areas and hotels for budget, midrange and lucury travellers.

Hotels Near Castelo de Sao Jorge1.4 miles- Rua de Santa Cruz do Castelo 21-880-0620 Sightseeing- Historic Sites Hotels Near Cavalo de Pau.9 miles- Rua de Sao Bento 164 21-396-6605 Shopping- Antique ...