Top attractions in Lisbon

Everything worth your time in Lisbon, Portugal — sorted with the must-sees first.

Belem Tower — landmark. Fortified tower on the Tagus River. UNESCO World Heritage. (See prices)
Castelo de São Jorge — historical. Moorish hilltop citadel with ramparts, peacocks and the widest view over Lisbon's rooftops. (See prices)
Tram 28 — transport. Historic yellow tram through narrow Alfama streets. (See prices)
Museu Calouste Gulbenkian — museum. One collector's 6,000-year hoard, Egyptian gold to Lalique, in a modernist pavilion in gardens. (See prices)
Oceanário de Lisboa — nature. A vast central ocean tank ringed by four world habitats, out on the water at Parque das Nações. (See prices)
Miradouro da Senhora do Monte — park. Lisbon's highest viewpoint: castle, Baixa and the Tagus laid out below a single pine. (Free)
Time Out Market — food. Gourmet food hall. Best of Lisbon's cuisine under one roof. (See prices)
Pink Street — nightlife. A pink-painted former red-light lane in Cais do Sodré, now Lisbon's densest strip of bars. (Free)