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Lisbon · 3 days · 18 stops · ~14.4k steps

Castle, custard tarts and the Age of Discovery — Lisbon's greatest hits arranged hill by hill so your legs survive.

Lisbon · 3 days · 17 stops · ~7.9k steps

Miradouro beers, flea-market mornings, tinned fish and amateur fado — the unpolished Lisbon of Graça and Cais do Sodré.

Lisbon · One afternoon · 4 stops · ~2.1k steps

An afternoon climbing from the cathedral through tiled lanes, viewpoint to viewpoint, ending with a kiosk beer at sunset.

Lisbon · One day · 5 stops · ~6.6k steps

The Age of Discovery in one riverside line: monastery, warm custard tarts, monuments and a rooftop museum walk.

Lisbon · One afternoon · 5 stops · ~1.3k steps

Books, the city's best nata, an earthquake-scarred convent and a golden-hour viewpoint — all within ten minutes' walk.

Lisbon · One day · 7 stops · ~6.6k steps

The Expo '98 grounds, still Lisbon's one modernist quarter — a world-class aquarium, Calatrava's station, a cable car down the river, and the only flat walking in the city.

Lisbon · One night · 3 stops · ~3k steps

The collective-run circuit up the Anjos hill — an old bakery, a ramshackle DIY floor and a warehouse association. Pink Street is for someone else.

Lisbon · One evening · 4 stops · ~4.8k steps

Azulejo terraces, a garden bar hidden on a rooftop, and the castle turning gold across the valley — Lisbon was built for this.

Lisbon · One day · 4 stops · ~3.1k steps

Forty minutes by train to a mountain of follies — the red-and-yellow palace, Masonic gardens with an initiation well, Moorish ramparts in the mist.

Lisbon · One afternoon · 3 stops · ~4.5k steps

Lisbon's post-industrial east — five centuries of azulejos in a golden convent, then the warehouse breweries that started the Beer District.

Lisbon · One evening · 4 stops · ~3k steps

Ten minutes by ferry to the other bank — a cliff elevator, dinner on the quay's edge, and the whole city as your sunset backdrop.

Lisbon · 2 days · 11 stops · ~6.6k steps

Forty-eight hours, two hills and a river — the tightest possible loop through Lisbon's essential moods.