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Sweeping views of the Tagus valley and the Atlantic, earthy eateries and jumping jazz joints all await in Lisbon. Get a Lisbon tour guide to help you discover the capital.
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Rising against the deep blue of the Tagus River and the vast Atlantic, lovely Lisbon is a picture-perfect image of European grandeur complete with all the sprawling baroque palaces, aged basilicas and winding cobbled streets you’d expect of three-millennium old city that was once on the very forefront of the post-medieval Age of Discovery.
Culture seekers are rarely disappointed with the capital’s mixed offering of world-class museums (check the Gulbenkian Museum and the Culturgest exhibition space), grand and magnificent monuments (be sure to ask your Lisbon tour guide for the low down on sights around Belem and Chiado), and lively downtown jazz joints, where locals can be found sipping strong coffees to the din of traditional fado tunes.
What’s more, after dark Lisbon’s tight-knit streets throb with the rhythmic sounds of underground clubs or hidden music bars, all strewn across the city from Bairro Alto to quirky little Santos. Don’t leave without joining the Lisboan locals for a shindig there!
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