Lisbon · 3 days · 17 stops · 80% local · ~5.9 km walked (~7,900 steps) · relaxed pace
Miradouro beers, flea-market mornings, tinned fish and amateur fado — the unpolished Lisbon of Graça and Cais do Sodré.
⛰ Terrain: demanding. Graça and the miradouros are serious climbs on cobbles.
🛡 Safety: relaxed. Nothing notable.
Time it for a Tuesday or Saturday so Feira da Ladra is on. Kiosk beer at Graça for sunset.
Tiled lanes and the city's best-kept viewpoints
Lisbon's highest viewpoint — the full amphitheater of the city at sunset.
Baroque dome above Alfama's rooftops; resting place of Amália Rodrigues.
Afternoon on the Ribeira das Naus steps, then Tasca do Chico around 20h — get there early for fado vadio.
River steps and tinned-fish counters
Mercado da Ribeira's food hall — the city's chefs under one iron roof.
Garden kiosks by day, fado dives by night
Shaded square with a giant cedar canopy, kiosk cafés, and weekend markets.
Neo-Moorish palace turned gallery of Portuguese designers and makers.
Manteigaria beats the famous one — locals know. LX Factory's Sunday market if the timing works.
The locals' Chiado — natas without the Belém queue
Locals' pick for the city's best pastel de nata — watch them made through the glass.
Roofless Gothic nave left as a memorial to the 1755 earthquake.
The world's oldest operating bookshop, trading since 1732.
Post-industrial creative sprawl under the bridge
Industrial complex under the bridge, reborn as studios, shops and rooftop bars.
Shipping-container creative hub next to LX Factory — café in a double-decker bus.
Marina-side restaurant strip directly beneath the 25 de Abril bridge.
