Flights to Lisbon

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Lisbon is the scenic capital of Portugal, a wonderful destination for all kinds of travellers.

The city was built on several hills and has plenty of steep ascents, perfect for keeping fit as you hike up its many staircases, to be rewarded by phenomenal ocean views.

Lisbon is a coastal city with rich blue waters and sandy beaches, ideal for relaxing after a heart-pumping walk. If the hikes ever get too much, don't worry. One of Lisbon's most exciting forms of transport is its trams. The sunshine yellow trams are perfect for getting you from A to B without working up too much of a sweat.

Lisbon is known not just for its beauty but also for its historical sites, such as São Jorge Castle, which offers panoramic views of the city, and the National Azulejo Museum, which showcases incredible works of art like its intricate ceramic tiles.

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• 9th March, Lisbon Half Marathon — Each year, thousands of people, including athletes from all over the globe, participate in the Lisbon Half Marathon. The 21km run incorporates many of Lisbon's key features, such as jogging across the 25 de Abril Bridge, a bridge strikingly similar to San Fransico's Golden Gate.
• 10th—12th July, NOS Alive — This annual music and art festival has been praised as one of the best in Europe. Enjoy live entertainment from hit and upcoming Rock 'n' roll, Pop, and Electronic bands. Comedic acts will also perform to keep you thoroughly entertained.
• 9th—15th September, MotelX — Looking to get your heart racing? If you're a horror fan eagerly awaiting your next scare, then you're not going to want to miss Lisbon's international horror festival. The festival will promote some of the best worldwide horror of 2025 and will also include a cash reward for the best Portuguese horror film.
• 25th October, Lisbon Marathon — A half marathon not challenging enough? Then you can really test yourself by doubling the distance of your run and joining the thousands of other athletes during the Lisbon Marathon.

Here are some Lisbon travel trips so you can be fully prepared before visiting Portugal's capital.

• Do bring walking shoes — You'll be doing a lot of walking in Lisbon. Since the city resides on several hills, you'll have to climb plenty of steep staircases. It's therefore necessary that you have comfortable shoes that have a good grip and won't blister your feet.
• Do be aware of pickpockets — Unfortunately, Pickpockets are present in most global cities, and Lisbon is no exception. Keep valuables tucked away and secure, especially in crowded areas or public transport.
• Do tip if you want to — Lisbon doesn't have a socially mandatory tipping culture, but one in which people will choose to tip if they appreciate the service they've received. The standard tip in Lisbon is 10% of your bill.
• Don't rent a car — In Lisbon, there's really no point, and it will be more hassle than it's worth. The traffic can be intense, and finding a good parking spot is nearly impossible. Instead, use the tram service available or go with Uber to get around.