Lisbona Adventure - 5 Days Itinerary

Begin your second day with a visit to the beautiful Church of Sao Roque (Igreja de Sao Roque). This church is renowned for its stunning baroque interior and rich history. Afterward, head over to Carmo Convent (Carmo Archaeological Museum), an impressive Gothic ruin that now houses an archaeological museum. For breakfast, try some delicious pastries at Confeitaria Nacional, one of Lisbon's oldest bakeries.

In the afternoon, explore the artistic side of Lisbon with a visit to the trendy neighborhood of Chiado. Here you can find unique boutiques, art galleries, and historic cafes. Don't miss out on visiting National Museum of Ancient Art (NMAA), which houses an extensive collection of European art from various periods. For lunch, dine at The Decadente, offering modern Portuguese cuisine in a stylish setting.

Conclude your day with an unforgettable experience on the water by joining a relaxing boat tour along the Tagus River: Lisbon Relaxing City Skyline Sailboat Cruise. This cruise provides stunning views of Lisbon's skyline as you sail past iconic landmarks like Belém Tower and Cristo Rei. Enjoy dinner onboard or afterward at Páteo 13, located in Alfama district known for its seafood specialties.

Kick off your third day with a visit to one of Lisbon's most famous landmarks: Belém Tower (Torre de Belém). This UNESCO World Heritage site is an architectural marvel that played a significant role in Portugal's maritime discoveries. After exploring Belém Tower, head over to nearby Jerónimos Monastery: another UNESCO site that showcases stunning Manueline architecture. Enjoy breakfast at Pasteis de Belém, famous for their delectable custard tarts.

In the afternoon, delve into more history by visiting another significant landmark: The Monument to Discoveries (Monument to the Discoveries (Padrão dos Descobrimentos)). This monument celebrates Portugal’s Age of Discovery and offers great views from its observation deck. Next up is visiting The National Coach Museum (National Coach Museum), which boasts one-of-a-kind collection showcasing royal coaches from different eras; it's just short walk away from Monument To Discoveries! Have lunch nearby at restaurant named “O Navegador” serving traditional Portuguese dishes.

End your day by exploring Alfama district - oldest neighborhood filled narrow winding streets lined Fado houses where soulful music fills air night long! Visit Miradouro da Senhora do Monte (Miradouro da Senhora do Monte (Miradouro de Nossa Senhora do Monte)), offering breathtaking panoramic views city sunset time before heading dinner restaurant called “Mesa De Frades” featuring live Fado performances while enjoying authentic Portuguese meal.

Start your fourth day with a visit to the Lisbon Oceanarium (Oceanário de Lisboa), one of the largest indoor aquariums in Europe. Located in the modern Park of the Nations, this oceanarium offers an immersive experience with diverse marine life from different ocean habitats. For breakfast, enjoy a delightful meal at Cafeteria do Oceanário, which offers a variety of pastries and coffee options.

In the afternoon, explore the Park of the Nations (Parque das Nações), a contemporary district known for its futuristic architecture and scenic waterfront. Take a leisurely walk along the promenade, visit the Vasco da Gama Tower for panoramic views, and explore the interactive exhibits at the Knowledge Pavilion. For lunch, dine at Restaurante D'Bacalhau, which specializes in traditional Portuguese codfish dishes.

As evening approaches, head to 25th of April Bridge (Ponte 25 de Abril), an iconic suspension bridge that offers stunning views of Lisbon's skyline. You can also take a short drive to Almada to visit the National Sanctuary of Christ the King (Cristo Rei), a towering statue that provides breathtaking views over Lisbon and the Tagus River. For dinner, enjoy a meal at Ponto Final, located on the riverbank with spectacular views of Lisbon illuminated at night.

São Vicente de Fora Monastery is your first stop on day five. This impressive monastery is known for its stunning baroque architecture and beautiful tile work. After exploring São Vicente de Fora, head to National Pantheon of Santa Engracia (Santa Egracia Panteao Nacional Lisbon), where you can admire its grand dome and panoramic views from its terrace. Enjoy breakfast at Clara Clara Café, located nearby in Jardim Botto Machado.

Miradouro Sao Pedro de Alcantara is your next destination for some breathtaking city views. This garden terrace offers one of Lisbon's best viewpoints over downtown and beyond; it's perfect spot relax after morning sightseeing! Next up: visit Águas Livres Aqueduct (Águas Livres Aqueduct), engineering marvel built during 18th century providing water supply city; guided tours available learn more about history construction techniques used back then! Have lunch nearby restaurant called “Cervejaria Trindade” serving traditional Portuguese dishes including seafood specialties like grilled sardines octopus salad among others.

Alfama awaits you evening exploration - oldest neighborhood filled narrow winding streets lined Fado houses where soulful music fills air night long! Visit Miradouro da Senhora do Monte (Miradouro da Senhora do Monte (Miradouro de Nossa Senhora do Monte)), offering breathtaking panoramic views city sunset time before heading dinner restaurant called “Mesa De Frades” featuring live Fado performances while enjoying authentic Portuguese meal.