Try the original custard tarts (pastéis de nata) and a bica (espresso); it's a local institution and opens early for morning queues. Expect to arrive before 9:30am to avoid the heaviest lines.
Riverside 16th-century fortress built to guard the Tagus—great for photos and to learn about Portugal's Age of Discovery; open typically 10:00–17:30 (check season).
Historic tram route passing Lisbon's key neighborhoods—ride for the experience and hop off to explore narrow streets, viewpoints, and commerce squares; runs most of the day.
Colorful 19th-century Romantic palace on a hill with gardens and sweeping views—open typically 9:30–18:00; arrive early to avoid crowds and for best light.
Stroll the marina, visit the dramatic sea cliff formation Boca do Inferno, and enjoy coastal air and photography opportunities; sites open outdoors anytime.
Take the coastal train back to Lisbon and wander Chiado's shops and cafés—ideal for last-minute gifts and a coffee stop; shops typically open till evening.
Modern Portuguese tasting-style experience by Chef José Avillez offering refined local dishes—reservations recommended; dinner service from around 19:00.