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Lisbon
For the group that says city but means eat for six days straight.
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Flight time
7h 10m overnight
Where you sleep
$150–$260 / night
Food & drink
$60 / day
Go for
5–6 nights
Why your group landed here
- 01
Best food scores of any city option
- 02
Cheapest European option for the budget half of the group
- 03
Beaches are a 40-minute train away
68–82°F, sunny most of the year
The scores
Out of ten, judged honestly.
Nightlife0%
Beach0%
Things to do0%
Where to stay
Príncipe Real
Quiet, pretty, good apartments
Bairro Alto
Loud until 4am, choose knowingly
Belém
Pastéis and a river walk
Sample group budget — per person
Flights (per person)$620
Apartment, split 6 ways$185
Food & drinks$300
Sintra day trip$55
Roughly $1,160 each.
A rough plan, not a spreadsheet
5–6 nights in Lisbon, two ways
- Day 1
Land and get straight into it
- Morning
- Drop bags in Príncipe Real, then out the door in twenty minutes.
- Afternoon
- Walking tour of your own making: the food, the viewpoint, the photo everyone wanted.
- Night
- Dinner, then the bar the internet won't shut up about.
- Day 2
The big day out
- Morning
- Day trip out of Príncipe Real. Alarm set, actually.
- Afternoon
- Two sights, one absurd lunch.
- Night
- Shower, revive, back out. Nobody sits down.
- Day 3
The Lisbon main event
- Morning
- Book the thing this place is known for. Yes, in advance.
- Afternoon
- Explore Bairro Alto properly instead of scrolling about it.
- Night
- The night out. Ground rules agreed in advance, ignored by midnight.
- Day 4
Last push, then flights
- Morning
- The one thing someone's been asking for all trip.
- Afternoon
- A final coffee and the group's best photo of the week.
- Night
- Airport, aching legs, immediate plans for next year.
- Day 5
Extra day, extra ambitious
- Morning
- Something outdoors before it gets hot.
- Afternoon
- Whatever Lisbon thing you argued about on day one.
- Night
- Final dinner. Somebody cries a little.
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