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Lisbon: Essential Travel Package with Fado
6 Nights: Flights, Hotel & Portuguese Culture—All in One Pack!


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Lisbon Essentials — Book Now, Customize Later!
Perfect for first-timers and city lovers, this essentials pack covers the must-see highlights now with expert Portugal support along the way. Iconic neighborhoods, classic flavors, unforgettable views, and a traditional Fado experience included.
Low price now. Lisbon, your way later.
Trip Code: #2437
Enhance later with extra tours, experiences, or hotel upgrades (additional costs apply).
Your Trip Itinerary

- Day 1Arrival in Lisbon
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Welcome to Lisbon! We'll handle your airport transfers on arrival and departure, ensuring your adventure's seamless start and finish.
* Want to maximize your time in paradise? Consider pre-booking an early check-in during the booking process. This way, you can hit the ground running and start exploring sooner! Don't hesitate to contact our booking agents if you have any questions or need assistance setting this up.
Suggestion for the day: Stroll Around Downtown Lisbon
Lace up your walking shoes and embark on a journey through Lisbon's captivating historical neighborhoods. It’s time to explore Lisbon's vibrant neighborhoods on foot.
- Start in Chiado, a charming district with elegant shops and cafes. Don't miss Livraria Bertrand, a historic bookstore.
- Move to Baixa, the bustling downtown area with Praça do Comércio, a grand waterfront square. Climb the Arco da Rua Augusta for city views.
- Immerse yourself in Bairro Alto's lively nightlife scene. Wander its maze-like streets filled with bars, restaurants, and traditional Fado music venues.
Can't-Miss Sights:
- São Roque Church: Admire its opulent interior.
- São Pedro de Alcântara Garden: Relax and enjoy panoramic views.
- Ruins of Carmo Church: Reflect on Lisbon's history.
- Santa Catarina Viewpoint: Capture stunning cityscapes.
- Luís de Camões Square: Pay homage to Portugal's literary icon.
- Terreiro do Paço: Soak in the lively atmosphere of this vast waterfront square.
- Santa Justa Lift: Enjoy a unique perspective from this neo-Gothic elevator.
- Day 2Fado Experience (Included)
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Suggestion for the day: Explore Laid-back Lisbon
On your second day in Lisbon, take a leisurely approach to explore the city's more laid-back and serene attractions. Enjoy a mix of cultural experiences, shopping, and picturesque viewpoints that offer a perfect blend of relaxation and local charm. Here's a light itinerary to unwind and savor the essence of Lisbon before your departure.
Don’t Miss:
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LX Factory: A vibrant creative hub housed in a former industrial complex. Discover unique shops, trendy restaurants, art galleries, and cultural spaces.
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Parque das Nações: A modern waterfront district developed for Expo '98. Enjoy attractions such as the Oceanarium, Vasco da Gama Tower, and scenic riverside promenades.
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Shopping at Avenida da Liberdade: Shop along Avenida da Liberdade, Lisbon's upscale boulevard lined with luxury boutiques, international brands, and elegant cafes.
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Sunset at Miradouro da Senhora do Monte: End your day with a breathtaking sunset at Miradouro da Senhora do Monte, one of Lisbon's highest viewpoints offering panoramic views of the city skyline.
Experience the Soul of Fado in a Historic Lisbon Setting - Included in Your Package (6:30 PM to 7:20 PM)
- Step into the heart of Portuguese tradition at Fado & Fado, located near Lisbon’s Sé Cathedral. Set within 11th-century stone arches, this intimate performance blends live Fado music with storytelling, revealing the genre’s roots and emotional depth. Enjoy a glass of Portuguese wine as you're transported through time by haunting melodies and rich cultural heritage.
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- Day 3Lisbon
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Suggestion for the day: Unveiling Belém's Maritime Marvels
Head to Belém, a UNESCO site showcasing Portugal's maritime past. See the iconic Torre de Belém and Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, and savor Pastéis de Belém, a delicious custard tart.
Don’t Miss:
- Torre de Belém (Belém Tower): Start your exploration at this imposing 16th-century fortress. Marvel at its Manueline architecture, a unique Portuguese style characterized by nautical motifs and intricate stonework. Padrão dos Descobrimentos (Monument to the Discoveries): A short walk away stands this impressive monument commemorating Portugal's Golden Age of Exploration.
- Mosteiro dos Jerónimos (Jerónimos Monastery): Immerse yourself in the grandeur of this magnificent 16th-century monastery. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it's a masterpiece of Manueline architecture, showcasing intricate stonework and stained-glass windows.
- Pastéis de Belém: No visit to Belém is complete without indulging in the world-famous Pastéis de Belém, a traditional Portuguese custard tart. This iconic bakery, established in the 18th century, follows a secret recipe that has been passed down through generations.
- MAAT – Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology: If you have extra time, consider visiting the MAAT, a contemporary museum housed in a striking modern building on the waterfront.
Tips:
- Belém is easily accessible by tram or train from Lisbon's city center.
- Consider purchasing a Lisboa Card for discounted entry to attractions and free public transportation.
- Arrive early at Pastéis de Belém, especially during peak season, to avoid long lines.
- Day 4Lisbon

Suggestion for the day: Day Trip to Fairytale Sintra
A short 28-kilometer drive whisks you away from the bustling capital and into a world of enchanting palaces, captivating gardens, and romantic charm. This UNESCO World Heritage Site boasts a mesmerizing cultural landscape, characterized by winding mountains, lush forests, and remarkable architectural wonders. In the 19th century, Sintra emerged as the epicenter of Romantic architecture in Europe, renowned for its distinctive palaces and whimsical designs that could easily inspire fairytales.
Don’t Miss:
- Early Start & Pena Palace: Start your exploration with the iconic Pena National Palace, a vibrant masterpiece perched atop a hill. Marvel at its eclectic architectural styles, ranging from Romanticism to Moorish Revival.
- Quinta da Regaleira: If you have time and a taste for adventure, delve into the mysteries of Quinta da Regaleira. This enigmatic estate features a labyrinth of hidden grottoes, tunnels, and secret passages waiting to be discovered.
- Moorish Castle: For history buffs, the Moorish Castle offers a glimpse into Sintra's medieval past.
- Sintra Village & Lunch: Head back to the charming village of Sintra. Wander through the narrow cobbled streets lined with colorful houses and quaint shops. Explore the Sintra National Palace, the former summer residence of the Portuguese royal family.
- Monserrate Palace: For those seeking a different architectural style, consider visiting Monserrate Palace. This 19th-century palace boasts a captivating blend of Gothic, Moorish, and Indian influences.
- There’s More of Sintra! Add Cabo da Roca to your itinerary. Experience the stunning views from the westernmost point of mainland Europe, where dramatic cliffs meet the Atlantic Ocean. This natural landmark, located within the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park, is perfect for breathtaking scenery, sunsets, and a touch of adventure.
Tips for Your Trip:
- Purchase your tickets to Sintra attractions in advance, especially during peak season.
- Consider purchasing the Sintra Card for discounted entry to several attractions and public transportation within Sintra.
- Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be doing a fair amount of walking.
- Pack a light jacket or sweater as the weather in Sintra can be cooler than Lisbon, especially in the mornings and evenings.
- The drive from Lisbon to Sintra takes about 30 to 40 minutes, while the train journey takes approximately 40 minutes.
- Day 5Lisbon

Suggestion for the day: A Day Trip to Óbidos
Venture to Óbidos, a charming medieval town surrounded by a fortified wall. Step back in time as you wander through its narrow cobbled streets lined with whitewashed houses adorned with colorful flowers.
Don’t Miss:
- Castelo de Óbidos: A 12th-century castle that offers panoramic views of the town and the surrounding countryside.
- Ginja d’Óbidos: Indulge in the local delicacy, Ginja d'Óbidos, a sweet liqueur made from sour cherries, traditionally served in a chocolate cup.
- Igreja de Santa Maria: A Gothic church known for its beautiful azulejos (painted tiles).
Additional Options:
- Batalha Monastery: If you have extra time, consider visiting this UNESCO World Heritage Site, located between Fátima and Óbidos. This magnificent 14th-century monastery is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture and houses the tombs of Portuguese kings.
- Day 6Lisbon

Suggestion for the day: Day Trip to Fairytale Sintra
A short 28-kilometer drive whisks you away from the bustling capital and into a world of enchanting palaces, captivating gardens, and romantic charm. This UNESCO World Heritage Site boasts a mesmerizing cultural landscape, characterized by winding mountains, lush forests, and remarkable architectural wonders. In the 19th century, Sintra emerged as the epicenter of Romantic architecture in Europe, renowned for its distinctive palaces and whimsical designs that could easily inspire fairytales. Don’t Miss:
- Early Start & Pena Palace: Start your exploration with the iconic Pena National Palace, a vibrant masterpiece perched atop a hill. Marvel at its eclectic architectural styles, ranging from Romanticism to Moorish Revival.
- Quinta da Regaleira: If you have time and a taste for adventure, delve into the mysteries of Quinta da Regaleira. This enigmatic estate features a labyrinth of hidden grottoes, tunnels, and secret passages waiting to be discovered.
- Moorish Castle: For history buffs, the Moorish Castle offers a glimpse into Sintra's medieval past.
- Sintra Village & Lunch: Head back to the charming village of Sintra. Wander through the narrow cobbled streets lined with colorful houses and quaint shops. Explore the Sintra National Palace, the former summer residence of the Portuguese royal family.
- Monserrate Palace: For those seeking a different architectural style, consider visiting Monserrate Palace. This 19th-century palace boasts a captivating blend of Gothic, Moorish, and Indian influences.
Tips for Your Trip:
- Consider booking a guided tour to Sintra ahead of time to ensure you don’t miss out on the top sights—we can help arrange this for you.
- Purchase your tickets to Sintra attractions in advance, especially during peak season.
- Consider purchasing the Sintra Card for discounted entry to several attractions and public transportation within Sintra.
- Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be doing a fair amount of walking.
- The drive from Lisbon to Sintra takes about 30-40 minutes, while the train journey takes about 40 minutes.
- Day 7Return Flight Home
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Thank you for choosing us to be your travel companions on this adventure! It's been a pleasure assisting you in creating unforgettable memories. We wish you happy travels and until next time!
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