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Travel itinerary: 7 days in Lisbon and Sintra for a couple
Week at a glance
| Day | Area | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Baixa and Chiado | Arrival, riverside square, sunset viewpoint |
| 2 | Alfama and the castle | Castle walls, tiled streets, fado evening |
| 3 | Belém | Monastery, riverside tower, custard tarts |
| 4 | Príncipe Real and Bairro Alto | Gardens, design shops, rooftop dinner |
| 5 | Sintra (day trip) | Palaces in the hills, forest walk |
| 6 | Cascais coast | Beach walk, seafood lunch |
| 7 | Market morning | Food hall, souvenir shopping, departure |
Day 2. Alfama and São Jorge Castle
Morning. Take tram 28 from Martim Moniz at 8:30, before the queues, to the stop below the castle. Walk the castle walls (allow 1.5 hours, ticket about €15 each).
Late morning. Walk downhill through Alfama's lanes to the Santa Luzia viewpoint for the classic view of red roofs and the river. 10 minutes on foot.
Lunch. A small family-run tasca on the lanes below the viewpoint: grilled sardines or the dish of the day, about €15–18 per person with wine.
Afternoon. National Tile Museum, 15 minutes by bus 759 from the river. Quiet, uncrowded and good if it rains.
Evening. A fado house in Alfama. Book a 20:30 dinner-and-show seating a few days ahead; budget €45–60 per person.
Day 5. Sintra day trip
- 8:40 train from Rossio station, 40 minutes, about €2.50 each way.
- 9:30 bus 434 up the hill to Pena Palace. Book a timed ticket online for 10:00 to skip the line.
- 12:30 walk down through the forest park to the Moorish Castle (30 minutes, some steep steps, wear trainers).
- 14:00 late lunch in the old town; try the local almond-and-cheese pastries.
- 16:00 Quinta da Regaleira gardens and the initiation well.
- 18:30 train back to Lisbon.
Where to stay
- Chiado — central, flat-ish streets, easy for every day of this plan. Best overall fit.
- Alfama — atmospheric and quieter at night, but steep hills with luggage.
Estimated budget for two (excluding flights)
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Hotel, 6 nights at ~€110 | €660 |
| Food and drinks, ~€90 per day | €630 |
| Transport, including Sintra and Cascais | €70 |
| Tickets and the fado evening | €230 |
| Reserve | €100 |
| Total | ≈ €1,690 |
Client: Hannah and Joe, early 30s, mid-October. They love food markets, viewpoints and history, walk a lot, prefer public transport and a mid-range budget. Excerpt: overview, two detailed days, where to stay and budget.
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About this service
We plan trips around England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland with a sensible mix of trains, coaches and driving on the left. London can be combined with Edinburgh, the Cotswolds or Bath, and Ireland with Dublin and a loop along the Wild Atlantic Way. The plan keeps travel days short, allows for changeable weather and points out where advance train tickets or a rail pass save money.
What is included
- What you getA day-by-day UK and Ireland plan as formatted text: cities and regions, trains, coaches or driving, sights, pubs and food, areas to stay and a budget in pounds and euros. Check entry rules for your passport, train fares and opening hours on official sites; we do not book anything.
- Route across the countriesEngland, Scotland, Wales, Ireland as you wish
- Rail or roadWhere a car helps, such as the Highlands
- Weather backupIndoor options for rainy days
- Castles and countrysideDay trips from city bases
- Two-currency budgetPounds for the UK, euros for Ireland
How it works
- 1BriefYou share dates and places
- 2PlanningWe plan transport and days
- 3DeliveryYou get the plan and budget
What we need from you
Dates, airports, days, who is travelling, which countries and places interest you, whether you will drive, interests (history, castles, hiking, pubs, football), budget and bookings.
We will ask you:
- Which countries and places do you want to see?
- Are you comfortable driving on the left?
- Which interests should the days focus on?
- Do you need Northern Ireland or both parts of Ireland?
Compare packages
| Packages | Basic3 days in one city$12 | StandardA week in the UK or Ireland$25 | PremiumTwo weeks across both$49 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deadline | 1 day | 2 days | 3 days |
| Revisions | 1 | 2 | 3 |
| Trip length | up to 3 days | up to 7 days | up to 14 days |
| Cities | 1 | up to 2 | up to 4 |
| Budget estimate | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Questions and answers
Do I need a separate permit for the UK and for Ireland?
They have separate entry rules, and the UK has an electronic travel authorisation for many visitors. Check the official government sites for your passport.
Is a car needed in the Scottish Highlands?
It gives the most freedom, but tours and some trains work for the main sights. We show both options if you prefer not to drive.
How do we save on UK trains?
Advance fares and railcards often help. We mark which legs to book early; check current fares on the rail operator sites.