Lisbon is a hilly place. As long as you don't mind exercising your calf muscles, you'll find you can walk to most hotels, restaurants and the top attractions. If traipsing through a foreign city ...

Lisbon's aqueduct, or the ‘free waters’ aqueduct, was built in the middle of the 18th century in order to channel water into thirsty Lisbon. This outstanding feat of engineering extends from ...

Lisbon is a city full of history ... Explore the best of the city’s top attractions, including historic landmarks, stunning viewpoints, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you're a history ...

With so many top Lisbon attractions to tick off, your city sightseeing checklist could get very long indeed. That’s why we've put together this list of the city’s essential sights – here you ...

Find more of the city's top attractions in our guide. Lunch at JNcQUOI, on Lisbon's main boulevard. It's perfect for people watching while enjoying the lobster hot dog. Head out to Sintra and ...

Lisbon one of Europe’s great short breaks. Here’s our insider guide to getting the most out of a visit... Every second street has a monument, a museum or a gallery in Lisbon. Photo: Deposit ...

One word of caution: Lisbon's Tram 28 and the Santa Justa Elevator double as attractions ... and Bairro Alto and Alfama sit on top of some steep hills; it's best to take public transportation.

Let your guide know your preferences beforehand and they'll draw up a one-of-a-kind plan for your perfect Lisbon experience. See top attractions like Belém Tower and St George’s Castle ...