We have attached a full list of cafes, restaurants, wineries, beaches and activities for you to enjoy around Sesimbra, Azeitao and surrounding areas.

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You can either get a boat taxi from Sesimbra or drive, park up and it's a 20-25 minute hike. The hike is steep so please be careful.

For those exploring Lisbon, we have a few recommendations on places/areas to visit but there are obviously many more you can find online. We will upload our favourite place to eat and drink shortly.

You can easily get around the city by walking or public transport.

If you go sight seeing and will be using the metro etc, you can purchase the Lisboa Card for around €27 for 24hrs (they have other options up to 72hrs), this will allow you to access attractions within that timeframe, use any public transport unlimitedly and trains to Sintra and Cascais.

You may also get a “Viva Viagem” Card from any metro station which costs €0.50. It can be used to charge metro or bus fare, or a 24-hour ticket for €6.60, which allows unlimited rides on all public transportation within Lisbon. You can also just pay as you go :).

Explore Belém

Belém Tower: A fortress on the banks of the Tagus River which is a symbol of Portugal's Age of Discovery.

Jerónimos Monastery: This stunning monastery is a masterpiece of Manueline architecture and the resting place of explorer Vasco da Gama.

Pastéis de Belém: No visit to Belém is complete without tasting these famous custard tarts aka PASTEL DE NATAS from the original bakery that dates back to 1837.

Wander Around Alfama

Alfama District: This is Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, known for its narrow, winding streets, traditional Fado music, and charming atmosphere.

São Jorge Castle: Perched atop a hill, this historic castle offers panoramic views of the city and is steeped in history.

Miradouro de Santa Luzia: A beautiful viewpoint in Alfama, offering stunning views over the red rooftops of Lisbon and the Tagus River.

Take a Tram 28 Ride

Tram 28: Hop on the historic Tram 28, which winds through Lisbon’s most picturesque neighborhoods, including Alfama, Baixa, and Graça. It’s a great way to see the city’s highlights.

Visit the LX Factory

LX Factory: A vibrant arts and cultural space set in a former industrial complex, LX Factory is home to trendy shops, cafes, restaurants, and art galleries. It’s a great spot to experience Lisbon’s creative scene. Head to Rio Maravilha for a few drinks afterwards.

Explore the Bairro Alto

Bairro Alto: This bohemian neighborhood comes alive at night with its lively bars, restaurants, and Fado houses. During the day, it’s a peaceful area to explore with great views over the city.

Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara: A lovely garden with stunning views over Lisbon, especially at sunset.

Enjoy the Lisbon Waterfront

Cais das Colunas: A beautiful riverside promenade near Praça do Comércio, perfect for a leisurely stroll with views of the Tagus River.

Time Out Market: Located at the Mercado da Ribeira, this food hall offers a variety of delicious Portuguese and international dishes from top chefs and local vendors.

Day Trip to Sintra

Sintra: Just a short train ride from Lisbon, Sintra is a magical town known for its fairytale-like palaces and lush landscapes. Must-see spots include the Pena Palace, Moorish Castle, and Quinta da Regaleira