The 10 Must-See Places in Lisbon in September
1. Belém Tower
- What to see: Iconic 16th-century monument, symbol of the Portuguese discoveries.
- How to get there: From Oriente (Parque das Nações) by metro to Cais do Sodré and then tram 15E to Belém (~45 min).
2. Jerónimos Monastery
- What to see: Jewel of the Manueline style and World Heritage Site.
- How to get there: Same route as to Belém Tower (tram 15E from Cais do Sodré).
3. Alfama and São Jorge Castle
- What to see: Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, with cobblestone streets and spectacular viewpoints. The castle offers unique views over the city and the Tagus River.
- How to get there: Metro to Martim Moniz or Santa Apolónia and then a steep walk (~20 min). Tram 28 is also available.
4. Praça do Comércio and Baixa Pombalina
- What to see: Lisbon’s most emblematic square, surrounded by historic buildings, cafés, and access to the Rua Augusta Arch.
- How to get there: Metro to Terreiro do Paço (blue line).
5. Santa Justa Elevator and Chiado
- What to see: Iron elevator from 1902 connecting Baixa with the Chiado neighborhood. Area with historic bookstores, cafés, and elegant shops.
- How to get there: Metro to Baixa-Chiado.
6. Lisbon Oceanarium
- What to see: One of the largest aquariums in Europe, ideal if you are traveling with limited time and staying in Parque das Nações.
- How to get there: Walking from FIL, about 10 minutes.
7. Bairro Alto and São Pedro de Alcântara Viewpoint
- What to see: Bohemian neighborhood with bars, restaurants, and viewpoints. At night, it is the heart of Lisbon’s nightlife.
- How to get there: Metro to Restauradores and then the Glória Elevator.
8. LX Factory
- What to see: Former industrial area turned creative hub with restaurants, bookstores, and galleries.
- How to get there: Tram 15E or bus 714 from Cais do Sodré.
9. Eduardo VII Park and Avenida da Liberdade
- What to see: Main avenue with luxury boutiques and the largest park in the city center, excellent for an executive outdoor walk.
- How to get there: Metro to Marquês de Pombal.
10. Sintra (half-day trip)
- What to see: Pena Palace, Moorish Castle, and fairytale landscapes, just 30 km from Lisbon.
- How to get there: Train from Rossio Station to Sintra (~40 min).
Lisbon offers a perfect combination of business and culture. Making the most of free time in September allows you to discover its history, gastronomy, and unforgettable views. From iconic monuments like Belém Tower to contemporary experiences like LX Factory, the city guarantees a memorable stay for executives attending events at the Lisbon International Fair.
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