Best Things To Do In Lisbon

1. Winter in Lisbon Winter in Lisbon – – A Warm Welcome in Colder Weather in Colder Weather A Warm Welcome Lisbon is becoming increasingly popular as a holiday destination and it’s easy to see why. A beautiful city that benefits from some of the warmest summers in Europe, the hotter months see a great deal of tourist traffic. But what about winter? The temperatures may drop, but that doesn’t mean Lisbon has anything less to offer, and you’re just as likely to fall in love with Portugal’s capital city when you’re wearing a few more layers! Preparing for the Winter in Lisbon So, it’s not shorts and t-shirt weather anymore, so if you’re embarking on Lisbon Tours in the winter, here’s a quick checklist. - Scarf and gloves, and a light jacket for the daytime. Also pack a thicker coat if you’re going to be out at night

2. - Comfortable winter shoes and thick socks. This isn’t only just for the weather, you’re likely to be doing a lot of walking! Winter care cosmetics – Make sure you stock up on moisturiser, body lotions, etc. to combat the harsher climate. - The Best Things to Do in Lisbon in Winter The list of things to do in winter isn’t too different than it is in the summer, just with a few twists (and a bit less sunbathing). Take in the Culture and the History Tours of Lisbon can introduce you to some of the most beautiful places, and friendliest people you’ll ever come across! The Sao Jorge Castle, the stunning palace at Sintra, the beautiful tower at Belem, and take the famous Tram 28 to the old town of Alfama just for starters. Also, make sure you take in some of Portugal’s favourite music, Fado. Tackle the Hills Without the Heat Lisbon isn’t known as The City on Seven Hills for nothing. The best way to discover the city is by walking, and as a result, you’re going to be taking on some hills as you go! There’s a real bonus in tackling these inclines without having 30+ degree heat bearing down on you! Get Some Surfing In Feeling brave? The waves are the best in the winter in Lisbon and surrounding areas. So if you feel like taking on the challenge, get your wetsuit on, and go out and surf some of the best waves in Europe! Warm Yourself Up with Fine Food and Affordable Prices

3. The food in Lisbon is always amazing, and when it’s a little colder, there’s no better way to warm yourself up than sampling some delicious local cuisine. Seafood, meat stews, barbecue, and more are on offer, while vegetarian and vegan visitors are well catered for too, especially by the local green soup, a boiling hot mix of all your favourite vegetables that’ll warm your hands and your heart! Get to know a different side of Lisbon by visiting https://adifferenttype.com/, a travel collective dedicated to offering unique and exciting Lisbon experiences.