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Lisbon map - Six maps to help you plan your holiday to Lisbon in 2025
This webpage provides six maps to help with your planning and stay in Lisbon.
The first map offers an overview of Lisbon's main tourist areas and key neighbourhoods. The second map shows a recommended 1-day tour route for an enjoyable day of sightseeing. The third map highlights must-see attractions of Lisbon, and the fourth map presents a suggested 3-day itinerary.
If you're interested in venturing off the beaten path, the fifth map reveals hidden gems and lesser-known sights of Lisbon. The final map displays the best day trips from Lisbon along with ideas to extend a stay within the Lisbon region.
Map 1 - The tourist areas of Lisbon
The map below shows the neighbourhoods and districts of Lisbon that are of interest to visitors. While many of these areas are concentrated around Lisbon's historic center, there are notable exceptions, including Belém (5) and Parque das Nações (16). Note: This map is interactive, you can zoom in or out to view all points of interest.
Legend: 1) Baixa 2) Alfama 3) Bairro Alto 4) Cais do Sodré 5) Belém 6) Mouraria 7) Graça 8) Avenida da Liberdade 9) Príncipe Real 10) Bica 11) Chiado 12) Alcântara 13) Estrela/Lapa 14) Anjos 15) Intendente 16) Parque das Nações
For a full guide on choosing the best district for your accommodation, please refer to our guide "where to stay in Lisbon".
Map 2 – A 1-day walking tour of Lisbon
This recommended walking tour is ideal for visitors new to the city and encompasses many of Lisbon's historic and fascinating sights in a single route. The tour is also suitable for cruise-ship passengers, who can join at point 10, located next to the cruise terminal.
The full guide with detailed description can be read here.
Legend: 1) Rossio 2) Elevador da Glória 3) A Ginjinha 4) Igreja de São Domingos 5) Praça da Figueira 6) Bifanas do Afonso 7) Castelo de São Jorge 8) Miradouro das Portas do Sol 9) Alfama district 10) Largo do Chafariz de Dentro 11) Sé de Lisboa 12) Igreja de Santo António 13) Casa dos Bicos 14) Praça do Comércio 15) Rua Augusta 16) Elevador de Santa Justa 17) Rua Garrett 18) Igreja do Carmo 19) Igreja de São Roque 20) São Pedro de Alcantara viewpoint 21) Príncipe Real district 22) Bairro Alto district 23) Praça de Luís de Camões 24) Pink Street 25) Timeout food market 26) Ribeira das Naus
Map 3 – The top 10 sights and activities of Lisbon
Lisbon has a wealth of sights and activities, and the following map details the very best of them, which every visitor should experience during their trip to Lisbon. On the map, the top 10 sights are marked in green, and the top activities are shown in yellow.
The full guide to the best sights of Lisbon can be read here.
Top 10 sights (green): 1) Castelo de São Jorge 2) Torre de Belém 3) Elevador de Santa Justa 4) Cristo Rei 5) Palácio da Ajuda 6) Mosteiro dos Jerónimos 7) Praça do Comércio 8) Padrão dos Descobrimentos 9) Igreja de São Roque 10) Ponte 25 de Abril
Top 10 activities (yellow): 11) Ride the Tram 28 12) Eat at Pastéis de Belém 13) Experience Bairro Alto nightlife 14) Watch the fish at the Oceanário 15) Relax on Carcavelos Beach 16) Admire art at the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum 17) Shop at the Feira da Ladra 18) Explore LX Factory 19) Listen to a Fado performance 20) Join a boat tour
Map 4 - Lisbon accommodation
Lisbon offers a wide range of accommodation options that cater to various budgets and preferences. The city boasts modern hotels, boutique guesthouses, and rental apartments.
During the high season, the demand for accommodation in Lisbon is very high. Therefore, it is highly recommended to book in advance to take advantage of the best prices and ensure availability.
We have partnered with Booking.com to provide you with an up-to-date map of hotels and other lodging options in Lisbon. You can adjust the dates to see current prices and specific availability for your travel period.
Booking.comMap 5 – Three days in Lisbon
Three days is the ideal length of time to discover Lisbon. Our recommended itinerary is:
• Day 1 Morning – The Baixa district
• Day 1 Afternoon – The Alfama district
• Day 2 Morning and early afternoon – The Belém district
• Day 2 Late afternoon – LX Factory and the Alcântara district, or a ride on the 28 tram
• Day 3 Morning – The Bairro Alto and Príncipe Real districts and the Avenida da Liberdade
• Day 3 Afternoon – The Parque das Nações district
• Friday or Saturday night - Bairro Alto and Cais do Sodré districts
The following map displays this 3-day itinerary, with day 1 marked in green, day 2 in yellow, and day 3 in blue. To see all of the points for day three (including the Parque das Nações section of the tour), please zoom out.
A full guide to three days in Lisbon, which this map is based on, can be read here.
Day 1 (green): 1) Praça do Comércio 2) Rua Augusta 3) Elevador de Santa Justa 4) Rossio 5) Praça dos Restauradores 6) Igreja de Santo António 7) Sé Cathedral 8) Castelo de São Jorge 9) Portas do Sol viewpoint 10) Panteão Nacional
Day 2 (yellow): 11) Mosteiro dos Jerónimos 12) Padrão dos Descobrimentos 13) Torre de Belém 14) Pastéis de Belém 15) LxFactory
Day 3 (blue): 16) Praça Luís de Camões 17) Convento do Carmo 18) Igreja de São Roque 19) Jardim do Príncipe Real 20) Avenida da Liberdade 21) Praça Marquês de Pombal 22) Parque das Nações 23) Oceanário de Lisboa 24) Torre Vasco da Gama
Nightlife areas (red): 25) Pink Street (Cais do Sodré district) 26) Bairro Alto
Map 6 – The hidden and lesser-known sights of Lisbon
Lisbon has a diverse array of sights and activities, but many overlooked by the average visitor. While tourists flock to well-trodden paths, this map unveils the city's best-kept secrets. Discover secluded viewpoints, tranquil gardens, local haunts, and escape the summer crowds.
The full guide to Lisbon’s hidden sights can be read here.
Legend: 1) Palacio da Ajuda 2) 8 Marvila 3) 24 tram 4) Feira do Relógio market 5) Tapada das Necessidades 6) Central Tejo power station museum 7) Pavilhão Chinês 8) Estrada de Chelas street art 9) Ciência Viva 10) Setubal 11) Campo de Ourique market 12) Pensão Amor 13) Ferry ride to Cacilhas 15) Olaias Metro Station 16) Ascensor do Lavra 17) Jardim do Rio 18) Padaria São Roque 19) Santo Amaro viewpoint
Map 7 – Day trips from Lisbon
There are many enjoyable day trips from Lisbon to the surrounding region. Popular day trips include seeing the palaces at Sintra, the charming beach town of Cascais, the traditional port city of Setúbal or the historic gem of Évora.
The map below shows the location of all of the best day trips from Lisbon, and a full guide can be read here.
Legend 1) Sintra 2) Cascais 3) Óbidos 4) Setúbal 5) Évora 6) Nazaré 7) Sesimbra 8) Tomar 9) Mafra and Ericeira 10) Cristo Rei statue and the Costa da Caparica
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