Las mejores actividades para hacer en Lisboa con niños en una escapada de lujo a la ciudad

From many European cities, Lisbon can be reached by plane in a few hours. This is a good point because relatively short journeys are preferred in order to travel more serenely with kids, so here is the first good reason to visit the city with your little ones! From Brussels, Paris or Marseille, it will take you about 2,5 hours to reach Lisbon (3 hours from London).

If you have the opportunity, avoid the summer period during which the hot weather is harder to bear, especially for the kids.

But don’t worry: Portugal remains attractive even in summer due to its location at the edge of the ocean. The trade winds, which are the famous measured winds of the inter-tropical zones, bring a relative coolness and some fresh air during the long summer days.

Going to Lisbon with your family requires some organization and anticipation! You have to keep in mind that the place is called the « City of Seven Hills ». In other words, it is full of hilly areas which makes the use of a stroller quite difficult! Also, t

Para dormir y relajarse después de un largo día de turismo y paseos, sin duda recomiendo elegir uno de los hoteles Martinhal. Esta marca portuguesa ofrece vacaciones de lujo para familias. Para sentir el latido de la ciudad y disfrutar de su ambiente, reserve una habitación en el Martinhal Lisbon Chiado Family Suites, situado en el centro histórico. Un concepto muy contemporáneo e innovador que combina felicidad y libertad. Toda la familia se beneficia de la comodidad y los servicios de un hotel de gran calidad. De hecho, ¡a los bebés y niños a partir de 6 meses les encanta el club infantil! Este lugar elegante y familiar ofrece apartamentos bien equipados con un increíble restaurante de diseño informal

el kids-club, muy profesional, también puede ocuparse de los más pequeños mientras usted se escapa unas horas en paz, dejando a sus hijos pequeños en buenas manos. El programa incluye fiestas, actividades lúdicas y artísticas, veladas en pijama, servicio de canguro… Todo el equipamiento para bebés también está a disposición de las familias (calienta biberones, esterilizadores, barreras de seguridad, camas infantiles…). El hotel está situado en una de las zonas más animadas de la capital y ofrece un rápido acceso a la Avenida da Libertade, el equivalente a los Campos Elíseos portugueses, para una deliciosa sesión de compras.

Here is my advice if you want to quickly get acquainted with the city and immediately feel its special atmosphere: Do not hesitate to take a ride on board the tourist bus that crosses Lisbon, upon arrival. Yes, I know it’s ultra-touristic and the concept is never very glamorous. And yet, it has the advantage of delighting the little ones who discover many nice things while being well seated.

That being said, I also suggest a much more attractive alternative to consider the city as a whole. A boat trip on the Tagus, aboard the very surprising Hippotrip, an original bus that turns into an amphibious vehicle to discover the main attractions of Lisbon and to then join Belém.

Other great transport for kids, the very authentic trams. The must-see Electric Tramway^No28 winds its way through the winding little streets of the historic district, to the delight of little ones. You will find the starting point of this beautiful white and yellow Tram on Martim Moniz Square. Small tip, try to climb the Tram 28

Impossible to discover Lisbon, the vibrant and joyful capital, without getting lost in the maze of its pretty charming streets. They are within themselves a real open-air museum, you can walk there for hours to admire the pretty Mediterranean houses at the option of narrow and winding streets. Do not forget to look up because every corner holds a marvel! Discovering these colorful houses, we understand why Lisbon people are so cheerful and friendly.

The neighborhood of Alfama, located near the Tagus and a living witness of the Moorish heritage of the city, is for me one of the most beautiful and most picturesque of the city. We appreciate its beautiful wooded esplanades and shady terraces that embellish the promenade.

Alfama is also famous for being the birthplace of Fado, a melancholy Portuguese song that UNESCO has even decided to classify as intangible cultural heritage of humanity. The Fado Museum, is particularly suitable for children because it is very interactive, and helps in the discovery this

another curiosity which is 100% Made in Lisbon, the wall art, by that we mean the art of graffiti. If the city is now famous for its long tradition of mural art, it is thanks to the municipality that actively supports Street Art artists. We find nearly 6,000 works on the walls of houses of the city with a thousand colors. In Portugal, we also often find graffiti authorized on the electrical cabinets of the meters. With the older ones, do not hesitate to go in search of these magnificent graffiti which embellish the city.

Open to the sky and water, Lisbon also enjoys sublime views of the city and the river. Several watchtowers serve to enjoy a breathtaking view. A nice spot for a little gourmet break is the Café da Garagem, located in the Teatro da Garagem which offers a splendid view of the old town around some good pastries and a coffee shop. A nice time with the family.

You can also refer to my article about Portugal, which lists the best viewpoints of Lisbon.

Did you know that Lisbon hosted the 1998 Universal Exhibition? Witness of this event, the Park of the Nations has today become an ultra-contemporary touristic complex, with a Casino and magnificent gardens. Largely dedicated to the oceans, it will not fail to delight your children.

Never forget to introduce the little ones to history by introducing them to the famous Casteo São Jorge, an impressive remnant of the Islamic era of the 11th century city. This beautiful fortress is perched on the highest hill in the city and benefits from one of the most impressive panoramas on Lisbon. Many recreational activities are especially planned for families on weekends. A beautiful garden surrounds this remarkable heritage.

There is indeed the Oceanarium, one of the largest oceanographic parks in Europe, a must-see for the whole family. The park is built around a spectacular giant pond, containing no less than 5 million liters of salt water, in which all kinds of fish evolve. Many activities are offered for familie

A little away from the city center, the Belém district was the starting point of the conquistadors in the 15th century. The caravel of one of the most famous, Vasco de Gama, also left Belém to discover the sea route to India. One can visit the famous Tower of Belém, a true architectural gem, and its delightful gardens with his family. And to reward the small troupe after this cultural episode, a visit to the Antiga Confeitarias of Belém is essential. Children will learn Portuguese gastronomy at the best address in Lisbon. You can enjoy the famous little round cakes with cream called Pasteis de Nata. Composed of a very thin puff pastry and a melting cream, they are served, according to the ancestral recipe, warm sprinkled with a hint of cinnamon and icing sugar. You will have to be a little patient because you often come from far to enjoy these authentic Portuguese pastries but it is really worth it…

Nothing like a brunch to enjoy a good time with the family . Saturday noon, I invite you to discover th