The activities and recommendations shared below are completely optional and intended to help you make the most of your time in Lisbon. Feel free to explore as much or as little as you'd like --- these suggestions are here to enhance your experience and guide your planning!

Visiting the Vasco da Gama Tower in Lisbon means ascending to the top of the city's tallest building for a panoramic view of the Tagus River and surrounding area, with a unique perspective thanks to its design inspired by a ship's sail; you can enjoy a drink at a bar featuring spice-themed cocktails while learning about the history of Vasco da Gama's voyage to India through interactive QR codes on the windows, making it a great spot for both sightseeing and a historical exploration.

A tuk tuk tour in Lisbon is a fun and convenient way to explore the city's historic neighborhoods, viewpoints, and major landmarks while getting a local perspective from a knowledgeable guide, all while comfortably cruising through the narrow streets in a small, open-air electric vehicle. Perfect for taking photos and soaking in the atmosphere without tiring your legs by walking uphill. Expect to learn about the city's history and culture as you pass by iconic sights like the Alfama district, Praça do Comércio, and the Chiado area, with the option to stop at key points for pictures and perhaps even a taste of local pastries.

TimeOut Market, also known as Mercado da Ribeira, is a place where you can find the best of Lisbon under one roof. This market is a true paradise for food and culture lovers, offering a variety of culinary experiences, cooking classes and cultural events.

The Ascensor da Bica Building is a National Monument and continues to be the starting point of the popular vehicle that connects the lower part of Lisbon Bairro Alto. From various parts of the building interior you can contemplate the tram departure and arrival.

Once an industrial complex that dates back to 1846, LX Factory Lisboa was reborn into a hip creative precinct filled with start-ups, shops, restaurants, cafes and bars. It has two streets, which are lined with restaurants and cafes with terraces spilling out onto the sidewalk alongside fantastic gift stores. In the main factory building you can also explore upstairs where you’ll find small makers, artisans, and creatives who rent studios.

ROCCO is a must-visit for a taste of Italy in Lisbon. Featuring Neopolitan cuisine, it's located in the Ivens hotel and offers a menu of fresh pasta, wood-fired pizzas and crafted cocktails.

SEEN is a culinary fusion of Brazilian and Portuguese flavors with a touch of cosmopolitan glamour. This rooftop restaurant, nestled atop the historic Tivoli Avenida Liberdade, offers breathtaking views that stretch across the city's iconic skyline. With its ambiance, modern design, and a menu curated by renowned chef Olivier da Costa, Seen captures the essence of Lisbon's dynamic dining scene. Whether you're savoring delectable dishes, indulging in handcrafted cocktails, or simply soaking in the panoramic vistas, SEEN presents an experience that tantalizes the senses and immerses you in the city's contemporary culinary tapestry.

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Stay tuned as we will be adding more things to do over the next few weeks!