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Taking A Trip To Lisbon On A Budget

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Until recently, Lisbon used to be one of the most affordable places to visit in Europe. But as its popularity has risen, so has its prices. With beautiful scenery, a warm climate and a mix of traditional charm and modern life, it’s no wonder Lisbon is so popular.

Prices might have started to rise in Lisbon, but that doesn’t mean you can’t visit while still staying within your budget. With lots of free things to see and do, even if you have the smallest of budgets, you can still have a great time in Lisbon.

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For all our best travel tips for taking a trip to Lisbon, have a read of this.

Best places to stay

If you don’t want to spend too much on getting around the city, aim to find a low-cost hotel situated close to the city center. Although hotels in the city center tend to be more expensive, there are a few hidden gems about.

While you might think that the best hotels are out of the question, if you book your room last minute, you might be in luck. It’s amazing how much you can save when booking a room last minute, so it is worth considering.

If you aren’t a fan of booking last minute, check out venere.com for information and prices for all the best hotels. If you find a hotel you like the look of, have a look on Tripadvisor for reviews to see whether it is suitable.

You can walk everywhere

As long as your hotel is close to the city center, you can walk everywhere in this city. The city’s streets might be lined with pebbles, but as long as you wear comfortable shoes, Lisbon is easy to explore on foot.

In fact, walking is the best way to see all of Lisbon’s amazing sights. From hilltop views to beautiful river scenery, walking in Lisbon is never dull.

Eat like a local

The best way to experience the delicious food Lisbon has to offer is by eating like a local. You will find that the small cafes that pop up all through Lisbon are not only affordable, but also offer a good standard of food.

Most locals shop at street markets for fish, meat, and vegetables, as it is cheaper to buy them there than in the supermarkets. If you have self-catered accommodation, aim to buy all your groceries at street markets.

Embrace the nightlife

Lisbon is a city that really comes to life at night. Each evening, after the sun sets, Lisbon comes alive with music, candles and lights. In Lisbon you can head out for a night on the town without breaking the bank, so make sure to embrace the nightlife.

From bars to street markets, each evening the city comes alive with the most amazing sounds. The music and nightlife in Lisbon are something that you don’t want to miss.

While some places in Lisbon can be a little pricey, as long as you plan in advance and know what you are doing, it’s easy to visit on a budget. You don’t need lots of money to have a good time here, broke or not; there is no need to worry.

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