We took Ubers to any sights that were far from the main center of Lisbon, but otherwise we walked!

Uber’s are very inexpensive in Portugal, so if you are not up for walking or hopping on a scooter.. Definitely grab a Uber!

The best time to visit Lisbon is during the shoulder seasons of spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is mild and pleasant with fewer crowds. This is a great time to enjoy the city's outdoor attractions and festivals without the summer heat or winter rain. If you prefer warmer weather and don't mind crowds, then the summer months of June to August are also great.

Lisbon is quite hilly- pack very comfortable walking shoes. It is also a coastal town, so don’t forget to bring layers as well.

For evenings, low heeled shoes or flats is perfect. Dress for the atmosphere you are going to. For our dinner, we both wore nice tops and a skirt for me and nice jeans jeans for Navi.

Lisbon is stunning! But part of the charm is being able to visit its neighboring cities like Sintra, Fatima, and Caxias.

I would save a minimum of 2 full days for Lisbon and then a few days to explore the outskirts as well!