Lisbon
Hills, trams, pastries and Atlantic light.
Portugal ·
Lisbon's tiled streets, viewpoints and seafood make it one of Europe's easiest cities to love.
Top attractions in Lisbon
- AlfamaOldest quarter; fado music in the evening.
- Tram 28The classic ride through the old hills.
- BelémJerónimos Monastery and the original pastéis de nata.
- MiradourosViewpoints like Senhora do Monte at sunset.
- LX FactoryShops, cafés and street art in an old mill.
- Day trip to SintraFairy-tale palaces, 40 minutes by train.
Practical info
When to go
March–June and September–October.
Visa (US passport holders)
No visa needed for stays up to 90 days in any 180-day period (Schengen area). Since April 2026, first entries are registered biometrically (EES) at the border — no advance application. ETIAS pre-registration is delayed to 2027, not required yet.
R Travel tip
Wear shoes with grip; the stone pavements are slippery.
Where to stay
Chiado or Baixa for access; Príncipe Real for boutique stays.
Entry rules shown are for US passport holders and change often — always confirm with the destination's embassy or your airline before booking. Other nationalities should check separately.
Opening hours, prices, event dates and entry rules change. Check official sites before you go. Written by the R Travel team.