Lisbon is a city that can boast about its incredible monuments, infinite charm, and a renowned culinary offering. Stay with NH Hotels and explore the rich culture and history displayed in the city.
Why stay at one of our hotels in Lisbon?
NH Hotel Group has various 4 and 5-star hotels with exceptional locations within the city center, which makes them an excellent option for strolling down Lisbon’s main streets and enjoying its leisure options and gastronomy.
NH Collection Lisboa Liberdade is located next to one of the arteries of the Portuguese capital: Avenida da Liberdade. You can visit several of Lisbon’s points of interest near this NH Hotel Group hotel, such as the Chiado Museum and the Lisbon Cathedral.
The Tivoli Avenida Liberdade Lisboa is a luxurious 5-star hotel which is a symbol of the Lisbon-life thanks to the history within its walls. It’s the ideal accommodation to enjoy all the charms of the city while strolling through its luxurious facilities such as its spa, swimming pool, and exclusive suites.
To enjoy Lisbon's lively social life, book a room at Avani Avenida Liberdade Lisbon, a 4-star hotel in Lisbon located on the city's main shopping street. This hotel is only a few minutes away from the most important leisure areas and restaurants in Lisbon. It also has elegant rooms with private balconies.
If you are looking for a hotel in Lisbon with easy access to the main transport infrastructure of the city, you can book a room at NH Lisboa Campo Grande, as it is located near the airport. It also has free Wi-Fi, a gym, and parking.
The Tivoli Oriente Lisboa Hotel is one of the best hotels in Lisbon for business trips where you want to rest and enjoy tranquility away from the city center. It is located in the modern neighborhood of Parque das Nações and has facilities such as a meeting room and executive suites.
How’s the weather in Lisbon?
The weather is one Lisbon’s biggest attractions. Regardless of when you visit, you’ll be sure to be greeted with pleasant weather throughout your trip. The warmest months of the year are July and August, with average daily high temperatures of 28ºC and almost no rainfall. January, the coldest month of the year in Lisbon, has average daily high and low temperatures of 15ºC and 8ºC.
What to see in Lisbon?
Perhaps the most iconic landmark in the city, the Belem Tower is a must-see when in Lisbon. It’s a magnificent 16th century fortification on the bank of the Tagus River. Once a gateway into Lisbon, the Belem Tower is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a main tourist attraction.
The Avenida da Liberdade is not to be missed when in Lisbon, particularly if you’re interested in shopping. It’s one of Lisbon’s most important streets, with landmarks like the Marquis of Pombal Square and an impressive amount of luxury boutiques and stores.
For an unforgettable night out, make a visit to Bairro Alto. Here you’ll find many cafés, restaurants, bars, breweries, as well as live music. It’s truly one of the main touristic destinations in Lisbon and its top nightlife district.
The Chiado Museum (also known as the National Museum of Contemporary Art) displays an impressive collection of Portuguese art, spanning the period between 1850 and 1950. It’s one of the best art museums in the city.
The Ajuda National Palace is another amazing museum. Located in the neoclassical building that was the official royal house of Portugal during the second half of the 19th century, the museum currently exhibits its impressive interior and a decorative art collection from the 18th and 19th centuries.
Built in 1147, the Lisbon Cathedral (also known as the Cathedral of Saint Mary Major) is the oldest church in the city and has been classified as a National Monument since 1910. It has undergone many rebuilds and now displays a unique combination of several architectural styles.
The Alfama district, Lisbon’s old town, is a picturesque display of winding streets, gorgeous cathedrals, old city walls, lovely squares, and outdoor cafes. For a panoramic view, check out the Santa Luzia viewpoint.
What to eat in Lisbon?
A visit to Lisbon wouldn’t be complete without indulging in some authentic Portuguese cuisine. These include dishes like bifana (beef or pork on a crispy roll, the signature sandwich), caldo verde (a creamy soup packed with fresh vegetables), bacalhau (salted cod), and pastries like the popular pastéis de nata.
Lisbon has myriad amazing restaurants. Among them we can highlight the cozy O Velho Eurico with its classic Portuguese offerings as well as Prado, which focuses on bringing seasonal, fresh ingredients to the table. If you’re looking to try an iconic pastry dish, don’t miss out on the famous pasteis at Belém Antigua Confeitaria.
How to get to Lisbon?
The Humberto Delgado Airport (LIS), commonly known as Lisbon Airport, is located within the city limits of Lisbon, making it very simple to travel internationally to the city. There’s plenty of options for getting from the airport to the city center, including the Aerobús shuttle service, the Metro, buses, and taxis.
How to get around in Lisbon?
Lisbon has plenty of convenient public transportation options for getting around. The Metro is the fastest way to move around the city and perhaps the best option for longer distances. Buses are also available and are very convenient for visiting certain tourist destinations (such as Bélem).
While visiting Lisbon, you should also make sure to take the trams. Not only are they a useful means of transport but they are also emblematic of Lisbon and provide a unique vantage point of the city. There are also several funiculars and the Santa Justa Lift, which also serve as tourist attractions thanks to the magnificent views that they offer.
Thanks to the amazing weather in Lisbon, walking and cycling are always suitable options as well. You may also choose to drive during your stay (especially if you’re planning to take a day trip out of the city). Several parking meters are spread throughout Lisbon, with varying rates, as well as public parking garages.
Choose one of our hotels in Lisbon, which are ideal for visiting the city’s most special and emblematic spots. Do not hesitate and explore the picturesque and historical charm of the Portuguese capital.
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