[2025 Lisbon Attraction] Travel Guide for Avenida da Liberdade (Updated May)

I love every bit of my city 😍 One of my last trips to Lisbon I stayed at Hotel Travel Park, a simple and comfortable hotel in a really convenient location. What stood out the most was the breakfast — generous, fresh, a lot of bread, and the perfect start to long days exploring the city. I walked down the beautiful Avenida da Liberdade, with its wide sidewalks, designer stores, and classic Lisbon charm. Later, I visited the Docas by the river — a lively spot full of restaurants and bars, right under the 25 de Abril Bridge. 🌉 If you’re planning a trip to Europe, you need to include Portugal on your list. Every time I come back to my city, I wonder why I don’t live there. 🥹 #lisbon #portugal

#AprilTravelSupport [Day 1] • Morning: Arrive in Lisbon → Move to Belem District → Eat egg tarts at Jerónimos Monastery, Belem Tower, and Pasteis de Belem • Afternoon: Walk around Alfama District → Take Tram 28 → Lisbon Cathedral, Castle of São Jorge • Evening: Have dinner & watch a fado performance at Bairro Alto Street [Day 2] • Morning: Visit LX Factory for emotional cafe & shopping → Walk around Liberdade Street • Lunch: Lunch at Martinho da Arcada (old cafe) • Afternoon: Visit Time Out Market → Move to airport

At the end of March, I went to Lisbon, Portugal. Choose a hotel on Liberty Avenue 🏨 The environment of Liberty Avenue is very comfortable There are many unique buildings and famous shops on both sides. Also encountered the weekend market You can go shopping anytime🛍️ I take a walk along Liberty Avenue every morning and evening. The air is fresh in the morning 🌲 Start the day with comfort and leisure The last section of Avenida da Liberdade connects the Marquis de Pombal Square and Edward VII Park🌳 It is also a good place for leisure and sightseeing✨ #MarchDestinations2025 #Lisbon #PortugalTravel

Everyone says you should take a ride on Tram 28 in Lisbon, but when I see the tram packed with people, I lose interest. I've walked through these sights over the past few days. From the Upper Town to the Central Park, and then to the Liberty Avenue, today is Friday, and on one side of the pedestrian walkway of Liberty Avenue, there are stalls set up along the road, stretching for a kilometer, right across from the upscale boutiques along Liberty Avenue, which feels quite harmonious. I didn't take the tram, but walked along the 🚃 tram route, up to the viewing platform, and once again overlooked the old city of Lisbon from another angle. Lisbon has a pleasant climate and nice scenery. It's not luxurious but feels especially comfortable, suitable for a short stay.

Flying over the Atlantic, a 16-hour flight, just to, head to another spring. Spring in Lisbon... It must be one of the earliest regions in Europe to welcome the spring sunshine. Everywhere you can see crowds of people on vacation. What is never lacking here is, sunshine, coast, and fine wine🍷. Photos 1-8, taken in the town of Sintra. You can try the cherry liqueur at the small shops across the street from the Sintra Palace, served in little chocolate cups. After drinking the liqueur, you eat the chocolate cup as well, sweet and fragrant. There are also various cute shops, browsing might lead to unexpected finds. Photos 9-11, taken in Cascais, a seaside resort town. Photos 12-15, taken on Lisbon's Avenida da Liberdade, where famous shops gather, coffee at leisure☕️. Nearby, there's a small shop selling fridge magnets in the shape of egg tarts, they really look alike (photo 13), and there's also egg tart-flavored tea. Photos 16-18, taken at Cabo da Roca, 'Where the land ends and the sea begins,' the poet's chant, marking the westernmost point of the Eurasian continent,

Bring your whole family on a spontaneous trip! Renting a car is the best way to travel around the Lisbon region with kids. Instead of visiting historical buildings in Lisbon, the surrounding cities are more popular among children, such as beaches and mini towns!