
Alfama
The oldest quarter — fado, tangled lanes, and laundry-line views.
Tiled hills, sunset miradouros, and pastéis warm from the oven.

The oldest quarter — fado, tangled lanes, and laundry-line views.

Quiet by day, the whole group ends up here after dark.

Monuments, riverside strolls, and the original pastel de nata.

Pink Street nightlife plus the Time Out Market food hall.
Three to four days covers Lisbon itself; add a day for the Sintra day trip. Most groups do a long weekend with one day out of the city.
Late spring (March–June) and early fall (September–October): warm, lighter crowds, and cheaper stays than August. June brings the Santo António street festivals.
Yes — trams and metro are cheap, petiscos dinners split well, and miradouro sunsets are free. Splitting an apartment in Alfama or Graça keeps costs low.
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