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This itinerary covers 14 days in Lisbon, which is a great amount of time to explore the main highlights. Depending on your pace and interests, you could extend or shorten the trip.

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Plan your perfect 14 days trip to Lisbon. This detailed travel itinerary includes daily activities, local recommendations, and insider tips to make your journey unforgettable.

Lisbon Itinerary for 14 Days

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Lisbon Itinerary for 14 Days

Day 1: Arrive in Lisbon and settle into your hotel. Take a stroll through the Alfama district and enjoy some Portuguese tapas at O Eurico.
Day 2: Visit the stunning Belem Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery. Have lunch at the nearby Café Nicolau and try the famous Pastel de Nata.
Day 3: Take a day trip to the romantic Sintra and visit the colorful Pena Palace. Stop for lunch at Adega das Caves.
Day 4: Explore the winding streets of Bairro Alto and visit the São Jorge Castle. Have dinner at the traditional A Muralha restaurant.
Day 5: Take a trip to the picturesque town of Cascais and enjoy the beach. Have lunch at Casa da Guia and enjoy the sea view.
Day 6: Take a break and relax on one of the many beaches in the Algarve region. Have lunch at The Old House.
Day 7: Visit the National Tile Museum and admire the beautiful Portuguese tiles. Have dinner at the delicious Cantinho do Aziz.
Day 8: Take a day trip to Évora and visit the Roman Temple of Diana. Have lunch at Fialho.
Day 9: Explore the historic neighborhood of Mouraria and visit the Lisbon Cathedral. Have dinner at the charming Casa de Linhares restaurant.
Day 10: Visit the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum and admire the amazing art collection. Have lunch at the trendy Oficina do Duque restaurant.
Day 11: Take a trip to the beautiful Alentejo region and visit the medieval town of Monsaraz. Have lunch at Zé Leão.
Day 12: Visit the charming town of Obidos and walk along the medieval walls. Have dinner at the cozy A Nova Casa de Ramiro.
Day 13: Explore the cosmopolitan city of Porto and visit the Livraria Lello bookstore. Have lunch at the famous Café Majestic.
Day 14: Take a boat trip along the stunning Douro River and admire the vineyards. Have a farewell dinner at the elegant Alma restaurant.

Time and Costs Estimates

Belem Tower and Jerónimos Monastery: 3 hours, €20
Pena Palace in Sintra: 4 hours, €25
São Jorge Castle: 2 hours, €12
Cascais Beach: 5 hours, free
Algarve Beaches: 6 hours, free
National Tile Museum: 2 hours, €5
Calouste Gulbenkian Museum: 3 hours, €12
Medieval town of Monsaraz: 4 hours, €15
Medieval town of Obidos: 3 hours, €10
Livraria Lello in Porto: 2 hours, €10
Douro River Boat Trip: 4 hours, €40
Total Estimated Costs: €159

Transportation

Public transportation in Lisbon is extensive and affordable. The metro is the easiest way to get around the city, with single tickets costing just €1.50. Taxis are also readily available, but can be more expensive. For day trips, consider renting a car or taking a guided tour for convenience.

Links to Key Attractions and Restaurants

Tips

If you have more time, consider spending a day in the historic city of Coimbra, or exploring the vibrant city of Barcelona which is just a quick flight away. If you have less time, consider skipping the Algarve region and spending more time in Lisbon to truly experience the city's charm.

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