Roam AroundAI Travel Planner

Morning. Start your day in Bel m [805], a historic district of Lisbon. Visit the Bel m Tower, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Monument to the Discoveries [17265], which celebrates Portugal's Age of Exploration. Stop by the Monastery of St. Jerome [798], another UNESCO World Heritage Site, to admire the stunning architecture and learn about the history of the monastery.

Afternoon. Take a stroll through the charming neighborhood of Alfama [801], known for its narrow streets and traditional Fado music. Visit the Lisbon Cathedral [795], the oldest church in the city, and the St. George's Castle [12763], which offers stunning views of the city and the Tagus River.

Evening. Head to Commerce Square [17337], one of the largest squares in Europe, and enjoy a meal at one of the many restaurants that surround the square.

Morning. Take a day trip to Sintra to visit the Pena National Palace [10019], a UNESCO World Heritage Site that features a stunning mix of Gothic, Manueline, and Moorish architecture. Explore the palace's gardens and enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

Afternoon. Return to Lisbon and explore Chiado [17224], a lively neighborhood that is home to many shops, cafes, and theaters. Take the Santa Justa Lift [23008], a historic elevator that connects downtown Lisbon to the Bairro Alto [12752], a popular neighborhood known for its nightlife.

Evening. End your day with dinner at a traditional Portuguese restaurant in Bairro Alto.

Morning. Start your day at the National Pantheon of Santa Engracia [17225], a Baroque church that was converted into a national monument in the 20th century. Afterward, head to the Miradouro da Senhora do Monte [23009], a scenic viewpoint that offers stunning views of the city.

Afternoon. Visit the Lisbon Oceanarium [12765], one of the largest aquariums in Europe, and admire the diverse marine life from around the world. Afterward, explore the S o Vicente de Fora Monastery [17264], which features beautiful tilework and stunning views of the city.

Evening. Take a stroll through the historic neighborhood of Alfama and enjoy some traditional Portuguese food and wine at a local restaurant.

Morning. Explore the Ajuda National Palace [17262], a neoclassical palace that was the official residence of the Portuguese royal family in the 19th century. Afterward, head to the Basilica da Estrela [20926], a beautiful church that features stunning marble work and a magnificent dome.

Afternoon. Visit the Carmo Square [23024], a historic square that was destroyed in the 1755 earthquake and left as a ruin. Head to the Edward VII Park [17226], a beautiful park that offers stunning views of the city and the Tagus River.

Evening. Take a trip to the Restauradores Square [18373], a historic square that commemorates Portugal's independence from Spain in 1640. Enjoy dinner at a traditional Portuguese restaurant in the square.

Morning. Start your day at the National Museum of Ancient Art [23010], which houses a vast collection of art from Portugal and around the world. Afterward, head to the National Tile Museum [20377], which celebrates the art of Portuguese tilework.

Afternoon. Visit the Electricity Museum [23883], a former power station that has been transformed into a museum of science and industry. Afterward, head to the Ribeira Market [23884], a historic market that offers a variety of fresh produce and seafood.

Evening. End your day at the Campo Pequeno Bullring [23011], a historic bullring that features unique architecture and hosts bullfights and other events throughout the year.