Where to stay

Where to stay

The neighborhoods we recommend for a comfortable stay are

The neighborhoods we recommend for a comfortable stay are

Chiado & Baixa

Lively, central, and close to most attractions.

Alfama

Charming and historic, with beautiful views.

Principe Real

Trendy, full of cafés, shops, and restaurants.

Avenida da Liberdade

 Elegant and close to luxury hotels and shopping.

Santos

Riverside area, good restaurants and quieter

Alfama

Cultural district with monuments and museums.

Principe Real

Very central with easy transport connections.

All wedding events will take place in central Lisbon and can easily be reached by public transport or Uber. Lisbon offers a wide range of accommodation options from hotels and boutique stays to Airbnb apartments and hostels.

All wedding events will take place in central Lisbon and can easily be reached by public transport or Uber. Lisbon offers a wide range of accommodation options from hotels and boutique stays to Airbnb apartments and hostels.

Areas to avoid for accommodation:

Areas to avoid for accommodation:

Bairro Alto

Very lively at night with many bars; not ideal for sleeping.

Intendente & Anjos

Can feel a bit unsafe at night.

Martim Moniz & Mouraria

 Also less secure and not recommended for visitors.

Getting around

From/To the Airport

The metro is conveniently located right next to the airport. Ride-sharing apps such as Uber and Bolt also work very well in the city. We suggest avoiding regular taxis, as overcharging and tourist scams are unfortunately quite common.

Car hire

If you prefer, there are several car rental options; just note that some areas in Lisbon have narrow streets and limited parking.

Public Transportation

For metro, tram, and bus travel, you’ll need a Viva Viagem card. It can be purchased at ticket machines in any metro station (including the airport) for €0.50 and then topped up as needed. The machines have English instructions and accept both cash and card. Keep in mind: each person needs their own card, as there are control points at both entry and exit. One card cannot be shared.

Getting around

From/To the Airport

The metro is conveniently located right next to the airport. Ride-sharing apps such as Uber and Bolt also work very well in the city. We suggest avoiding regular taxis, as overcharging and tourist scams are unfortunately quite common.

Car hire

If you prefer, there are several car rental options; just note that some areas in Lisbon have narrow streets and limited parking.

Public Transportation

For metro, tram, and bus travel, you’ll need a Viva Viagem card. It can be purchased at ticket machines in any metro station (including the airport) for €0.50 and then topped up as needed. The machines have English instructions and accept both cash and card. Keep in mind: each person needs their own card, as there are control points at both entry and exit. One card cannot be shared.

Typical Whether in Lisbon

during June

Typical Whether in Lisbon

during June

Average daytime temperature  24–28 °C

DAYTIME TEMPERATURE

Average nighttime temperature 16–18 °C

nighttime TEMPERATURE

Very low — around 10–20 mm total for the mont

Rainfall

Early June: 9:00 PM

Sunset time

Around 6:10–6:15 AM

Sunrise times

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