Lisbon Lisbon, Portugal Travel Guide
Layering clothes is good for the springtime. Days are warm, but evenings cool down. Lightweight, ventilated clothing is good for summer.
Autumn is similar to spring, with a need for warmer layers. Warm layers are necessary for winter.
Prioritize Comfortable walking shoes (sneakers, sturdy sandals with good arch support). Lisbon’s terrain is taxing on your feet.
For evenings out at nicer restaurants or Fado houses, pack a pair of dressier, but still comfortable, shoes.
High heels are impractical and unsafe for extensive walking on Lisbon's streets, that are often uneven cobblestones.
Ensure all documents are valid and accessible.
Staying connected and powered up simplifies travel. Consider Lisbon’s electrical standards and connectivity options.
A few additions make travel smoother.
Use services like Google Drive or Dropbox for automatic backup of photos and important documents.
For photographers, an External hard drive or USB stick provides a physical backup for photos.
Consider NordVPN or ExpressVPN for secure internet access, especially on public Wi-Fi.
A well-stocked Personal first aid kit brings peace of mind and handles minor issues quickly.
Carry enough of all your prescription medications for the whole trip. Keep medications in original packaging with pharmacy labels.
For day trips to natural parks like Serra de Sintra or Arrábida.
For beach visits or surfing.
For exploring flatter areas along the riverfront or specific parks.
These items contribute to comfort, security, and convenience.
Some objects might be difficult or expensive to purchase locally.
Reduces plastic waste (LifeStraw).
For market purchases or souvenirs.
For picnics or street food meals.
Keeps devices powered throughout the day.
Packing a small, lightweight Backpack for day excursions allows you to carry water, snacks, a light jacket, and any souvenirs you collect throughout the day.
Consider rolling your clothes to save room and minimize wrinkles.
