50 Things to do in LISBON | Ultimate Lisbon Travel Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2023
- This is my Ultimate Travel Guide for Lisbon, Portugal including 50 best places to visit and things to do in Lisbon which I carefully selected during a 2-month stay. Including districts; Baixa, Alfama, Chiado, Bairro Alto, Belem and Sintra and things to do like; Ramiro, Tram 28, The Best Portuguese Egg Tarts, Miradouros, Trobadores, Puppet Museum, A Cevicheria, Seafood Rice, Fado, Pink Street and the vibrant Lisbon Nightlife and Lisbon Pub Crawl. Subscribe to my channel ► go.reformatt.com/nEkxDc for new videos!
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Lisbon, celebrated for its cuisine, welcoming locals, and affordability. This vibrant city boasts historic districts, rich culture, and hidden gems that promise an unforgettable adventure. Uncover insider tips and recommendations to make the most of your visit.
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ALFAMA
Begin your exploration in Alfama, the charming old town untouched by the 1755 earthquake. Stroll along its steep, cobblestone streets, and hop on Tram 28 for an authentic experience. Don't forget to savor an epic brunch at Tasca Baldracca, indulging in local specialties like grilled octopus and veal cheeks.
No visit to Lisbon is complete without seeing the National Pantheon, showcasing stunning marble work and offering exceptional rooftop views of Alfama. For panoramic vistas, head to Saint-George Castle, the city's highest point, or explore the best free viewpoints.
BAIRRO ALTO
In Bairro Alto, the upper town, revel in its abundance of restaurants and nightlife options, starting with Cevicheria for fresh ceviche and unique octopus decor. Be cautious of unexpected charges for free starters. Try Casa da India for famous piri-piri chicken, a spicy delight. Another highlight is arroz de marisco, a seafood rice dish reminiscent of Spanish paella. Be sure to savor Portuguese grilled sardines and the famous bifana, a pork sandwich at O Trevo.
BAIXA
The Baixa district, Lisbon's lower town, offers historical sites like Commerce Square and the Rua Augusta Arch. Wander along the scenic Lisbon waterfront, where you'll spot the massive statue of Christ the King. Indulge in Portuguese cod cakes, but ensure they're fresh. Rossio Square, locally known as Praca Dom Pedro the IV, features beautiful fountains and the statue of King Pedro the IV. Nearby, explore the intriguing sardine shop, Mundo Fantastico da Sardinha Portuguesa.
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SINTRA
And don't forget to plan a day trip to Sintra, a picturesque town just a short drive from Lisbon. Explore the stunning Pena Palace, a colorful architectural marvel perched on a lush mountain. Dive into the mysteries of Quinta da Regaleira, with its mystical Initiation Well and lush green surroundings. Conclude your day at Cabo da Roca, mainland Europe's westernmost point, where you can witness the dramatic clash of land and sea.
In conclusion, Lisbon's charm, rich culture, and diverse experiences await. Lace up your shoes, grab your Lisbon Card, and embark on a remarkable journey through this enchanting city. Lisbon calls, and its magic is yours to explore.
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CHAPTERS
1. Tram 28 1:06
2. Tasca Baldracca 1:21
3. Café da Garagem 1:42
4. Santa Clara Market 1:56
5. National Pantheon 2:17
6. Saint George’s Castle 3:00
7. Santa Luzia Viewpoint 3:48
8. Lady of the Hill Viewpoint 4:05
9. Graça Viewpoint 4:12
10. Grilo Palace (Actors Restaurant) 4:33
11. Commerce Square 5:24
12. Lisbon Waterfront (Ribeira das Naus) 5:50
13. Portuguese Cod Cakes (Cozinha d`Avó Celeste) 6:17
14. Rossio Square 6:40
15. Mundo Fantástico da Sardinha Portuguesa 6:52
16. Trobadores Medieval Tavern 7:40
17. Santa Justa Lift 8:19
18. Carmo Rooftop 8:42
19. Carmo Church 8:48
20. Pop Cereal Cafe 9:07
21. Sao Pedro Alcantara Viewpoint 9:31
22. A Cevicheria 9:54
23. Casa da India 10:18
24. Seafood Rice (Arroz de Marisco) 10:45
25. O Trevo 11:03
26. Fado in Chiado 11:26
27. Luis de Camoes Square 11:56
28. Elevador da Bica 12:05
29. Pink Street 12:10
30. Sol e Pesca 12:18
31. Puppet Museum 12:48
32. Time Out Market 13:27
33. Green Street 14:56
34. Anta Bar 15:12
35. Casa do Alentejo 15:57
36. Ramiro 16:14
37. LX Factory 18:13
38. Monument of the Discoveries 18:48
39. Jeronimos Monastery 19:02
40. National Maritime Museum 19:21
41. Belem Tower 19:37
42. Portuguese Egg Tarts 19:58
43. Sintra 22:16
44. Pena Palace 22:25
45. Quinta da Regaleira 23:28
46. Initiation Well 23:30
47. Cabo da Roca 24:09
48. Lisbon Nightlife 24:46
49. Lisbon Pub Crawl 24:56
50. Lisbon Card 25:42
Being Portuguese, I am finding it the most compact video, yet most enlightening, extensive, comprehensive and embracing video I have seen about Lisbon and Its surroundings. Congrats guys. Hugs.
I'm a Lisboeta and Alfacinha (born and living here in Lisbon) and I must say that this is by far the best tour guide from my city I ever seen. Good work!
Wow, thank you so much Paulo! Your comment is truly motivating me to continue the show 😀
What are your thoughts on the Reformatt night guide for Lisbon, released a couple of weeks ago?
@@Reformatt I will check it out. But I'm a guy from the 80/90's Lisbon "movida". I'll check it with my sons.
Except the girl is super annoying
I have lived in Lisbon for decades and... you seem to know it better than I do. Kudos to you! ❤️
Haha thanks, glad to know the video loves up to the standards 😁 Is there anything in it you weren't aware of?
Don't forget to check the Lisbon night guide
I wanna try all those food you tried. I’m now in Lisbon and I don’t even know where to start with food!! They’re all look so good!!
Download my map on www.reformatt.com, it includes a list of all the restaurants I mentioned
This is one of the best guide ever. So much informations. So many different choices to suit everyone. Thank you for sharing!
Wow thanks for liking and your awesome comment! Truly appreciated
Going to Lisbon in a month and made a lot of notes from this video, thanks a lot!
I am happy to hear that the info in the video was useful, thanks for watching 😀☺️
This was a well executed video!!!
Thanks! I hope it was a helpful video. Will you be traveling to Lisbon?
@@Reformatt I hope so.. maybe next year. Thanks
This is by far the best and most comprehensive video I have seen of Lisbon. Amazing job.
Wow thank you so much for your comment! 😀
Bro !! You nailed it !!!🙌🙌🙌.. using you and ur gurls guide for our upcoming trip in March !!! Thank you .!!!
If you follow the guide, you'll have a blast. Download the map as well from www.reformatt.com and also check the Lisbon Nightlife episode to make your trip complete. 🎉🎉
Probably the best video out there with great recommendations of what to do/see
Wow thank you so much for thinking so. I put an insane amount of time in this production.
The best travel channel imo
Wow! Thank you Aleksei 🥳🎉
Great video & love your humor! Laughter makes the world go round. Cheers!
Thank you so much for watching the video!
Oh, my goodness! What a fantastic video! I’ll be there in March and I’m taking notes! Thank you!
You are very welcome
Helpful video! We are in Lisbon now and I've referenced your handy guide twice already. 😊
I am super happy to hear the video guide was helpful. What are some of your favorites places so far?
I'm going in one month. Loved the video
You will have a blast. Check my Lisbon nightlife video as well for drinks at night
My favourite pasteis de nata are the ones from the Castro too :)
haha! Wow! I am happy to hear that, knowning that I did my homework well
Wonderful work. Thank you.
Thank you so much for watching! What part did you like the most?
Matt’s back! Nice video
Yes sir! Lots of new episodes coming soon 😄
Wonderful tips, great video! Very helpful for our trip in April!
You will have an absolute blast!
Wow, this is a very comprehensive list. Thank you. Very helpful for my trip to Lisbon later this year!
I am super happy to hear you like the video! You will have an excellent time in Lisbon.
Hi.the video is very good.thanks
thank you so much! it was fun to create
Great content, my friend!
Thank you so much. I am happy it was useful 😊
Now i want to go to Lisbon 😅 Thanks Reformatt!!
I am so happy to hear that ☺️
Really cool and comprehensive video. I have a question about the drone shots, did you get those yourself or are taken from other videos? I am going to Lisbon in June and maybe you could point me towards some info about drone regulation for tourists, areas where its allowed to film.. I would really appreciate it. Maybe I will take my drone with me 😁
Great video! I have gained around 10 pounds just by watching 😂
Hahaha! Too much to eat in Lisbon. Are you planning on traveling there?
Yes, this, in fact, I'm going this week
wow!
Thank you for watching! What was your favorite scene?
What a wonderful, informative video….
I am going for a few days in October.. You think I can get all this in? (Perhaps if I don’t sleep😂)
Was going to stay in an Airbnb but will stay at a hotel instead. Why…? Because after this video soooo many restaurants to try.
Thank you… You nailed it!
Thank you for your awesome comment! You will have a blast in Lisbon 🥳
Your travel guide videos always make me feel like I'm right there exploring with you. Just curious, have you seen the new v4 Bento Bag and the Ikigai Backpack by NomadLane? They're creating quite a buzz and might align well with your travel philosophy.
I will consider it in the future. Thanks for the offer
Thank you for sharing. chaos
You are very welcome
These two are an odd pair, but I like the variety of places they went to.
Keeping it interesting 😉
Great video.... What's the name of the restaurant in 6:20, serving pasties de bacalhau?
Check reformatt.com/lisbon-travel-guide for all details
U must go to Porto, the best city to eat and drink.
And Pasteis de Belem aren't pasteis de nata
Where in Porto should I go?
Do you have a list of best places you like?
@@Reformatt , Porto is not a big city but very hilly.
My advise is use the public transports to go up, and get down by walk. A day ticket cost 7 euros and a 3 day ticket 15.
My favoritos places are Ribeira, Barredo and Miragaia near the river, they are all conected so its easy to see in one morning, cross the D.Luiz brigde to the other side, the city of Gaia and see Porto is all this glory.
The cathedral is amazing, the Santa Clara church, the Batalha area, the São Bento train station, the Clérigos tower, the romanic Cedofeita church, the Lapa church.
U have two beautiful places to see but one is too croweded, Lello library, and São Francisco church u pay too much and u cant take photos or movies (but the church is awsome).
Other tips: take the bus 500 that goes along all the river Douro to the sea, and in the end U have the beautiful santuary of Matosinhos, a huge and marvelous gold church and its free and u can take pictures.
Palácio de Cristal gardens are very relaxed. Go to the monestery of Pilar on Gaia and see the sunset.
If u can take a train (about 20 minutes) and go see the Miramar beach on Gaia, with a chapel on the top of the rocks in the beach.
In the Porto area u have several old monesteries, i love all but the most acessible are the Águas Santas (bus 705), and the very historical and huge Leça do Balio (bus 505).
Too eat there are two places that i allways go, to eat Francesinha the Santa Francesinha in Poveiros square, behind the Batalha church, and the chicken In Pedro dos Frangos near the Coliseu theater. For fish go to Matosinhos restaurant area, they have a big fishing port with lots of fresh fish.
After Matosinhos u have the chique and beautiful village of Leça da Palmeira (bus 507) enjoy the huge beach.
If u have time the trains can take u to Santo Tirso (huge monestery of São Bento), Aveiro (call the portuguese Venice, there u can take the Moliceiros Boats and see the chanels, and eat the marvelous soft egs), Braga the capital of cristianism of Portugal, Guimarães the first capital of Portugal, Barcelos the capital of handicraft, and the most marvelous trip of train on Portugal, the Douro river (but will take all day).
Sorry the huge text lol. 😀
Comment for an algo, before I started to watch
Thank you for your comment
Do most places accept credit cards or cash?
Yes. Credit cards are accepted
Can you please mention the prices of the restaurant and the things that you did. it would be much more recommended and appreciated
Is this sarcasm? lol, everything is listed
Did you feel safe walking in alleys late at night?
We felt very safe. At no point were we worried.
@@Reformatt Great to know! We will be in Lisbon in the next few months. Just trying to figure out the best area to stay. :)
Depends which places you want to be close to and how long you are staying.
I really enjoyed staying in Principe Real and Cais do Sodre areas for 1-month.
A few constructive corrections:
6:18 - Authentic? Nope, the real "Pastéis de Bacalhau" don't have cheese in them. These are just a pretentious, wannabe-gourmet version.
10:00 - You were in Lisbon, Portugal and you decided to go eat a south american dish?
10:50 - Our Seafood Rice is neither a soup nor a version of the spanish paella.
12:41 - Those were not crackers, they were toasted bread slices. Why use industrial "bread" when we can just toast slices of delicious real bread?
18:56 - The country's official international name is Cabo Verde since 2014. Just like Czechia is no longer The Czech Republic or Türkiye is no longer Turkey.
20:07 - Your mistake here was including the Pastéis de Belém in a top 5 list of the best Pastéis de Nata in Lisbon. They're not the original Pastéis de Nata, their secret recipe makes them unique, exclusive and trademarked. The Pastéis de Nata were created somewhere else, anyone can make them the way they want and you can compare between them to decide which one is the best. The Pastéis de Belém shouldn't even be in that list because there's nothing else to compare them with.
Thanks for the great feedback! I truly appreciate it.
1. A Cevicheria, was simply added for it being a very unique looking restaurant, good dishes though
2. Yes, I agree with you. Although, I think the best way I could describe Arrosz de Marisco, is comparing it to a seafood rice porridge, or a soup version of paella, something in the middle. I love it though, it is a fantastic dish 🤩
3. Yes, you are correct, those weren't crackers but toasts 😉
4. Thanks for the correction, I wasn't aware Cape Verde changed their name to Cabo Verde (is this official yet in the English language as well?)
5. Indeed, they are not exactly the same, but if I had to rate all the Lisbon Pastéis (egg tarts), Pastéis de Belém would not make it high on the list. Basically, letting other travelers know not to miss out on the other excellent Pastéis in Lisbon
Thanks again for watching the video and providing solid feedback 👍
@@Reformatt
2. The only similarities between the Arroz de Marisco and the Paella are the rice and the seafood. The Paella is drier, has meat and vegetables (none of which are in the Arroz de Marisco) and it's cooked differently. 🙂
4. They didn't change the name, it has always been called Cabo Verde since the inhabited archipelago was discovered and populated by the portuguese explorers in the mid 15th century. What happened in 2014 was that by a UN decision based on the request of the caboverdiano government, the country's name should no longer be translated in any language. No more Cape Verde (ENG), Cap Vert (FRA), Capo Verde (IT), Kap Verde (GER), Kaapverdië (NL), and so on.
5. And I was basically letting the viewers know that, when in Lisbon, they should try the Pastéis de Nata AND the Pastéis de Belém but don't compare them. 🙂
And the Casa do Alentejo is not in Arroios...
I looped it into Arroios, since it is very close
@@Reformatt not really, but OK...
To be honesty, the city of Lisbon has 11 hills.
I guess that depends if you include the outer areas of Lisbon...
I would not say the Portuguese are very religious, that's why you only typically find a couple of old people actually attending church.
When I lived in the villages I always witnessed full churches on Sundays, especially in comparison with other western nations
@@Reformatt In the small villages yes, but barely anyone lives there :)
No se cómo hacen los
montajes porque no es berdad
Isn't it an overrated place...
Overrated? Which part?