A Three-Day Itinerary for Lisbon

• Day 1: Explore the Alfama district, featuring winding streets and vibrant history. Visit Castelo de São Jorge for panoramic views of the city. Taste the local seafood at Cervejaria Ramiro.
• Day 2: Admire the historic Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery before satisfying your sweet tooth at the famous Pasteis de Belém. Take in modern and contemporary art at the Berardo Collection Museum.
• Day 3: Hop on Tram 28 to see the sights of the city, including the picturesque neighbourhoods of Graca and Bairro Alto. Relax at the beach at Cascais and take a dip in the Atlantic Ocean.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Castelo de São Jorge (1-2 hours, £9.45)
• Cervejaria Ramiro (1-2 hours, £15-25)
• Belém Tower (30-45 minutes, £5.30)
• Jerónimos Monastery (1-2 hours, £10)
• Pasteis de Belém (30 minutes, £2-5)
• Berardo Collection Museum (1-2 hours, free admission)
• Tram 28 (1-2 hours, single ticket £2)
• Cascais beach (half-day, free admission)
• Total Estimated Costs: £43.75 per person

Transportation

Most attractions are within walking distance, but it's recommended to take public transport or taxi if time is limited. Lisbon's metro system is affordable with a one-way journey costing around £1.50. Taxis are cheap, with an average cost of £4-6 for a short ride.

Useful tips

If you have extra time, consider exploring the Sintra region to see the medieval Castle of the Moors or the Pena Palace. If time is limited, skip the Berardo Collection Museum or one of the half-day trips. Be aware of pickpocketing in crowded tourist areas and keep an eye on your belongings.