Not sure what to see and do for three days in Lisbon? This travel guide makes it easy for you to plan your trip.

For a change of pace (and to catch your breath), consider using buses, trams, the metro and elevators. One word of caution: Lisbon's Tram 28 and the Santa Justa Elevator double as attractions ...

which are particularly popular among tourists visiting the capital of Portugal. The King of Trams is one of the nicknames for the elderly man who has specialized in theft on Lisbon trams for decades.

The Monastery of Jerónimos or the Jerónimos Monastery, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Lisbon's Belém district. Exemplifying ... 729, as well as the E15 tram. For more information ...

As a local tour guide, I see tourists and first-time visitors to Lisbon and greater Portugal make common mistakes around ...

The city's history origins trace back to the Phoenicians and Romans, later influenced by Moors before the Portuguese ...

The key is to leverage residents and visitors already in the city and then extend this creative way to market Lisbon. Lisbon has come up with a smart marketing campaign to market the city, using ...