Lisbon First Visit: Classic
Alfama, the Belém World Heritage sites and the Sintra palaces: three days to see Lisbon's must-see sights
The standard three-day route in most guides. Day 1: take Tram 28 up to the castle, then walk down through Alfama to Praça do Comércio. Day 2: see the Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower in Belém, and in the evening visit Bairro Alto. Day 3: take the train to Sintra to see Pena Palace and Quinta da Regaleira. Stay in Baixa throughout, where the terrain is flat and walking is easy. Suited to first-time visitors with limited time. Museums and more outlying sites are not included.
Midsummer is hot at midday, so visit Belém and Sintra early. Sintra's palaces require timed-slot tickets.
每日安排
第 1 天 · Tram 28 and Alfama
里斯本（28 路電車、聖若熱城堡、聖露西亞觀景台、阿爾法瑪區、商業廣場）
Take the Metro about 25 minutes from the airport to Baixa. Take Tram 28 uphill to the castle, then walk downhill through Alfama back to Praça do Comércio.
Tram 28 has long queues, so board at the starting terminus early in the morning. Watch for pickpockets.
住宿：下城與希亞多
第 2 天 · Belém World Heritage and Bairro Alto
里斯本（熱羅尼莫斯修道院、貝倫蛋撻店、發現者紀念碑、貝倫塔、上城區與希亞多）
Take Tram 15E or bus 714 from Cais do Sodré, about 25 minutes to Belém. Return in the evening and walk up to Bairro Alto.
The Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower are closed on Mondays. Arriving before opening lets you skip the queues.
住宿：下城與希亞多
第 3 天 · Day Trip to the Sintra Palaces
Take the train from Rossio station, about 40 minutes to Sintra. Take bus 434 up to Pena Palace. In the evening, return to the city and take the Metro or a taxi to the airport.
Book Pena Palace time slots online in advance. This day plan only works if your flight is late.