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posted by DVC_Chris on 25 August 2009 at 02:10 My son has always enjoyed seeing military equipment, and that is why in Lisbon, he really enjoyed the Air Museum, which has many informative exhibits on the history and equipment of Portugal’s air force. The collection starts with planes flown in World War I, and goes through to planes used i ... more Lisbon Zoo
posted by DVC_Chris on 7 August 2009 at 02:21 The last time I was in Lisbon, I decided to look for something fun to do with my kids, so my wife and I took them to the Lisbon Zoo. While they are in the process of modernizing the zoo, there are some great exhibits, such as the new lion area, and the dolphin show. pensao portuense
posted by Shaon on 17 July 2009 at 13:25 If you are decided to visit Portugal then staying in pensao portuense is the right place. The staffs in hotel are very caring and friendly. You can get a room at very low price; the rooms are very clean even though small. Breakfast also provided with a small extra charge. There are many tourist plac ... more Sheraton Lisboa Hotel & Spa
posted by moods on 16 July 2009 at 21:30 This is purely recommended for honeymoon, if you are really looking for a perfect place with luxurious living and plentiful things to look and see around. This hotel has been recently renovated and offers most luxurious and romantic environment at affordable rates. The restaurant here in this hotel ... more Hotel Astoria Lisbon
posted by Woof on 9 July 2009 at 01:18 Great rates, great room, great breakfast could be improved but not altogether bad, overall a pleasant stay a favourite we would use again |
The picturesque port of Lisbon offers shopping, arts and culture and sardines straight from the sea. Often imagined as a smaller, less dynamic Barcelona, Lisbon is a far cry from Spanish cities: with its unique style it hums with life at its own laid back pace. Getting around is easy both within Lisbon itself, and to the many nearby Atlantic beaches which are accessible by train or by hiring a car at Lisbon airport. How to get there When to go What to do alternatively, instead of grabbing a cheap flight to Lisbon why not use our search to find a full holiday package to Lisbon? It can be a cheaper option.
Cheap flights to Lisbon are available with Easyjet, Ryanair or Monarch Airlines from London and some regional airports, including Bristol and Liverpool. Lisbon flights can also be found with British Airways and TAP Air Portugal which can be a similar price as the low cost airlines if you book during a sale. Typically, a flight to Lisbon takes just under three hours from London. The airport is only seven kilometres from the city, with taxis and buses running regularly, so a cheap flight to Lisbon needn't mean any further travel hassle when you get there.
Spring and late summer are the most beautiful times to visit Lisbon. As flights to Lisbon are available throughout the year, and midsummer tends to be more expensive and less comfortable (more tourists and can be too hot to stay out all day), April, May and late September and October can be better options, with temperatures around 22 degrees C, rather than the 28 degrees C of midsummer (the strong sun makes this feel a lot hotter, though the Atlantic often eases this with a fresh breeze) Quieter times alo make it easier to score a cheap hotel deal in Lisbon. Beware of Easter as the price of a flight to Lisbon can rise dramatically. Winter can be fairly mild and pleasantly sunny, but you'll definitely need a couple of jumpers.
With a cheap flight to Lisbon, you can either stay and stroll through the gently sloping city, taking in its restaurants, bars and cafes (their 'pastel de nata', or custard tarts to you and me, are the best in the world and perfect with a coffee), or visit some of the nearby beaches to the west, which vary quite significantly in style. Cascais is cute and villagey, Estoril smarter and swankier (with prices to match): both serve fantastic fresh seafood in view of its origins, and fantastic cold 'vinho verde'. Sardines are an absolute must. Also nearby and accessible from the city is the beautiful town of Sintra, with its romantic palaces set in an oasis of green: well worth a visit.
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