|
Loading...
|
|
|
Loading...
|
Compare prices from over 50 UK travel agents with one search
Check out our handpicked Real Deals - the web's best travel bargains
Finding cheap flights to Lisbon is no more than a few clicks away at dealchecker.co.uk. Find yourself deals for Lisbon flights in seconds, by letting us link you to some of the country's best travel websites to see live prices for yourself.
Enter your search details in the form on this page and click GO. Click on each Get Results button for live prices for flights to Lisbon, then simply choose your best deal and book online direct with the retailer.
| Travel Tips for Lisbon |
|
 Clarion Suites Lisbon
posted by Shaon on 5 June 2009 at 13:30 I stayed in Clarion suites for 5 days, really comfortable hotel. Staffs were cooperative and helpful. 20 minutes walks to City centre and you can catch a metro 5 minutes walk away. My room was newly furbished king bed and ensuite with s separate bedroom for kids. Room was really big comparatively ot ... more Gulbenkian Museum
posted by DVC_Chris on 26 May 2009 at 01:50 When my wife and I were in Lisbon, looking for a good museum to spend an afternoon, the hotel concierge suggested we try out the Gulbenkian Museum. I really enjoyed it because has some amazing Egyptian antiques, as well as art dating back to the Persian Empire. It was a very enlightening trip. Ericeira
posted by pacer108 on 6 May 2009 at 23:52 Ericeira is a beautiful small fishing village. 50 km (31 miles) northeast of Lisbon, 25 km (16 miles) from Sintra and 10 km (6 miles) from Mafra. Anyone that is a seafood buff will absolutely love its quality fish and sea food. There are over 50 restaurants and seafood restaurants with a fabulous v ... more Restaurante Restô Do Chapitô
posted by MartinV on 17 April 2009 at 12:35 Restaurante Restô Do Chapitô is the restaurant with arguably the best view of Lisbon any,restaurant I have visited has.I travel to Lisbon quite a lot and Restaurante Restô Do Chapitô never disappoints.The food is excellent ranging from local cuisine,to well known internationa ... more Custard Tarts (Pasteis de Nata)
posted by dbowman on 24 April 2008 at 13:44 Don't leave Lisbon without trying one (and it takes amazing restraint to leave it at just one!). Portugal is famous for them, and Lisbon do them incredibly. |
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, each with a distinctive charm. How to get there When to go What to do Once you've grabbed your cheap flights to Lisbon why not use our searches for a cheap hotel in Lisbon and some cheap car hire in Lisbon?
Cheap flights to Lisbon are available with Easyjet from London and some regional airports, including Bristol and Liverpool (Ryanair do not fly there). Lisbon flights can also be found with British Airways and TAP Air Portugal, though these tend to be less economical. 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). 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.
|
14
|
16
|
17
|
19
|
22
|
24
|
27
|
28
|
26
|
22
|
18
|
14
|
| J | F | M | A | M | J | J | A | S | O | N | D |
