Luxury Lisbon
Tours made for you
Local delicacies
Sample the delicious and authentic custard tart
Old-world charm
Explore the unique character of Moorish and Roman districts
Tower of Belém
Marvel at the historical gateway to the city
One of Europe's most atmospheric and beautiful cities
Step into Lisbon, Europe‘s second oldest capital, and be immediately transported to a world of effortless elegance and captivating charm. Our team of expert travel designers and concierges are ready to transform your dream Lisbon getaway into a truly memorable reality.
Portugal‘s capital was originally named Allis Ubbo by the Phoenicians, meaning ‘calm harbour’, thanks to its idyllic location on the banks of the Tagus River. The city subsequently fell under the rule of the Romans and the Moors before eventually being captured by European crusaders. Each ruling dynasty left their mark and Lisbon’s neighbourhoods have their own unique character, from the grand 18th-century buildings of the lower town to the labyrinth-like streets of the oldest district, Alfama.
Winding your way through the city, you’ll pass rows of houses in warm shades of orange, yellow and rust red. Washing is strung from wrought iron balconies and window boxes overflow with flowers. Weaving their way through this pretty patchwork are the city’s trams, the favoured mode of transport of Lisbonites.
Lisbon has plenty to offer, with a plethora of museums and galleries as well as beautiful buildings covered in iconic azulejo tiles. The city is built on seven hills, each one offering spectacular views over the city and the River Tajo. It is also known for its lively restaurant scene and there are plenty of places to stop, sip a coffee and savour a Portuguese custard tart while watching the world go by. For your luxury Lisbon experience curated by our dedicated specialists, get in touch with our team today.
Highlights
Explore the atmospheric old streets in Alfama at the base of the Moorish Castelo de São Jorge
Hop between Lisbon’s districts on the city’s charming trams, including the wonderful Tram 28 route
Take a day trip to nearby Sintra, where you’ll have access to the Palacio da Pena, the greatest expression of 19th-century romanticism in Portugal
Go on a fascinating journey through the history of ceramic tiles, from the 15th century until today at the National Tile Museum in the set in Madre de Deus Convent
Immerse yourself in the history, culture and essence of Lisboa as you wander through the cloisters of the ornate Jerónimos Monastery and see the Torre de Belém which symbolises Portugal’s maritime history
Lisbon enchants with its golden light, historic charm and a vibrant mix of cobblestone streets, colourful tiles and stunning hilltop views. From enjoying fresh seafood to exploring centuries-old neighborhoods, this city promises an unforgettable blend of culture and beauty.
Dan Rhodes
Travel Designer
Luxury accommodation in Lisbon
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When to visit Lisbon
Late spring and early autumn are two of the most rewarding times to visit Lisbon, when temperatures aren’t too high and the tourist crowds are slightly fewer than during the high season of July and August.
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