Mercado da Ribeira is home to some of the best food vendors in Lisbon. From fresh seafood to traditional Portuguese dishes, this indoor market has something for everyone. Don't miss the chance to try the infamous 'Bifana', a traditional pork sandwich, from O Prego da Peixaria.
Time Out Market Lisbon is a must-visit for any foodie. The market features a variety of food stalls featuring both traditional Portuguese dishes and international cuisine. Don't miss the chance to try the fish dishes from celebrity chef Marlene Vieira's 'A Mãe dos Tomates'.
No visit to Lisbon is complete without sampling the famous 'Pastel de Nata'. Pasteis de Belem is the original and still the best place to try this traditional custard tart. The recipe has been a closely guarded secret for over 100 years and the queues often snake around the block.
A favourite among locals, Mercado de Campo de Ourique is the perfect place to sample typical Portuguese dishes. Don't miss the chance to try the 'Sopa da Pedra' (Stone Soup) from the restaurant with the same name.
If seafood is your thing, then Cervejaria Ramiro is a must-visit. This seafood restaurant is renowned for its fresh lobster, prawns, and clams. Be prepared to queue to get your hands on some of the best seafood in Lisbon.
For a more upmarket dining experience, head to Belcanto. This Michelin starred restaurant is a celebration of Portuguese cuisine and culture. The tasting menu is a must-try and changes frequently to reflect the seasons and availability of ingredients.
LX Factory is a creative hub that is home to a variety of shops, restaurants and cafes. Stop by Landeau for one of the best chocolate cakes in town or sample a burger from the infamous 'Otaloucos'.
Most of the locations on this itinerary are easily accessible by foot or public transport. Lisbon has an extensive bus and metro network, and a rechargeable Viva Viagem card is recommended for travel on the metro, bus, tram, and ferry. Taxis are also readily available, with a typical journey between locations costing around €10-€15.
If you have less time, consider picking just a few locations from the itinerary based on your preferences. If you have more time, consider taking a day trip to Sintra, a picturesque town located 30 minutes from Lisbon. Sintra is known for its stunning castles and palaces, including the famous Pena Palace.
Lisbon Airport (LIS) is the main airport serving Lisbon and is located just 7.2 km from the city centre. The airport has two terminals and is well connected to the city centre via metro, bus, and taxi.