Start with iconic Portuguese custard tarts and coffee to fuel a morning of narrow-street exploration; Manteigaria opens ~8:00 and Pastéis de Belém opens 8:00 on weekends (check daily hours).
Explore the hilltop fortress for panoramic views over Lisbon and the Tagus; worth visiting early to avoid crowds. Open typically 9:00–18:00 (seasonal).
Enjoy traditional petiscos (Portuguese tapas) and a glass of vinho verde; Tasca do Chico opens around 12:00 and is popular—arrive early or expect a wait.
Savor Lisbon's renowned seafood dishes (ramen-style shellfish or mariscos); Ramiro opens for dinner around 12:00–23:00 but queues form—arrive early or expect wait.
Take the classic yellow tram for a scenic hop (crowded—use as a short ride) then explore Bairro Alto's viewpoints and shops; tram service generally runs day-long but can be busy.
Climb or view the monument honoring explorers and stroll the riverside promenade toward Docas de Santo Amaro; open area, monument viewing times vary (usually 10:00–19:00).