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Author: Lisbon Tourism

Lisbon Tourism Guide is an independent editorial project publishing in-depth, regularly updated guides to visiting Lisbon. Every guide is researched against official operator and municipal sources, checked for current prices and opening hours, and revised whenever something on the ground changes.
A black and green taxi travels along Lisbon's Avenida da Liberdade beneath leafy trees beside broad patterned stone promenades.
Weather by Month · Oct 2026

Lisbon in April: Weather, Events and What to Expect

April is when Lisbon becomes easy: 20°C afternoons, eight hours of sun, long evenings, Sintra's gardens at their peak — and the extraordinary 25 April holiday.

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The 25 de Abril Bridge seen along the Ginjal waterfront at Cacilhas, across the Tagus from Lisbon
Landmarks & Monuments · Oct 2026

Ponte 25 de Abril and Pilar 7: Inside the Bridge

Pilar 7 lets you stand inside the leg of Lisbon's red suspension bridge for under four euros. What it costs, what you see, the 372-step catch, and where the free views are better.

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Arches of the Aqueduto das Águas Livres crossing the Alcântara valley in Lisbon with the city behind
Landmarks & Monuments · Oct 2026

Lisbon’s Aqueduct and the Water Museum

Thirty-five arches, 65 metres up, untouched by the 1755 earthquake. How to walk across the Aqueduto das Águas Livres, and why Mãe d'Água is the part to do first.

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The dome and bell tower of the Basílica da Estrela seen through the trees of the Jardim da Estrela in Lisbon
Landmarks & Monuments · Oct 2026

Basílica da Estrela and Jardim da Estrela

A queen's vow, a marble dome, a 500-figure nativity scene and the best garden in Lisbon — all free or nearly free, and all with no queue.

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Aerial view of Sintra National Palace with its distinctive twin chimneys and historic town below
Where to Stay in Lisbon · Oct 2026

Where to Stay in Sintra: Best Areas and Hotels

Should you stay in Sintra at all? The areas compared — historic centre, São Pedro, Colares, the coast — plus the named hotels, the €2 tourist tax and six things nobody tells you.

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