11am to 6.30, people took excursions and were then late for the 5.45pm evening meal. Read Less

Our ship information said we'd be docking further away than we actually did - we were glad to be in Santa Apollonia, the only problem was the very short time we actually had in Lisbon, but it was enough to go up to the Chiado and get a pastel de nata. The escalator at Baixa Chiado metro station is very useful for getting to the higher part of town. Read Less

We loved Lisbon. Unfortunately my husband got sick and we did not get to do what we had hope to do, so we have to go back. We loved the city, the people, the food... Read Less

Gourmet dinner and fabulous fado singers was arranged by our hotel's concierge that we traveled to and from by taxi. Read Less

Taxis are very cheap in Lisbon but some of the drivers are NOT multi-lingual. Read Less

Wonderful city, lots to see and do. We used public transport - metro and the trams- to see Belem and the Olde town. Read Less

We left the ship in Lisbon and spent 3 days there at a charming B & B called Casa do Barao. We navigated pretty much on our own, with the help of a 3 day ticket from the Yellow Bus Co., which included several hop-on hop-off routes, a boat tour of the harbor and access to the city trolley system. Lisbon is all uphill, so those trolleys came in handy to get back to our hotel. I particularly recommend the coach museum in nearby Belem. Beautiful coaches and other transport going back to the early 1700s. Belem is an interesting suburb of Lisbon and is easy to get to by public trolley. Read Less

Lots of history here, took free walking tour and cheap 4 Hour tour in a Jeep we hired on shore. Read Less

Hop on Hop off bus very good Read Less

Open top bus. Great history and architecture. Bus drivers very friendly. Liked it. Read Less

Loved historical Lisbon. Especially Moorish area. This old part of town has been hugely refurbished. Now tiny old tenament houses have been converted into restaurants, boutique hotels and BnBs and it looks great. Has a great vibe. Suggest walking down to this area from the St Georges Fort after taking the tram to the top. A managable walk with great views and wonderful history. Read Less

Choose your open top bus tour carefully,( we took yellow one ) we went round apartments with washing and loads of graffiti. When we arrived back into the centre , much better with lovely squares and shops and cafes. Read Less

Pre-cruise we took a train from Lisbon to Sintra and walked. Everywhere. 10 miles. Beautiful place. Read Less

Nice City but keep away from the back streets if you a a bit unsure when you are in a city of this type. Read Less

We joined in Lisbon, so we spent six days here. Terrific place to visit. Lots to see and do. Friendly people. Good food and souvenirs. Also visited Sintra, which was very interesting. Read Less

Did the hop on hop off bus from the terminal. The blue route was long & not worth the time. Spend time getting off & on the red route. Have the pastries. Read Less

One of my favourite destinations, a walk through the centre and the narrow lanes with a stop at Napoleons Port shop, where we were very well looked after with many tastings of different ports etc, and of course bought a few! We will definately go back! Read Less

Tend to do most ports on my own. Use Google Maps and look up Places to See when I get there. Always works out well loved Lisbon. A lot of steps.....be prepared. Read Less

Always great Read Less

Really interesting port, lots to see and nice walk along the promenade. Walkable from ship and see on your own. Lovely sailing out under the bridge. Read Less

Not wheelchair friendly, unless you have really good suspension you may risk damaging your chair Read Less

We spent 3 days in Lisbon prior to boarding. Read Less

Nice place to walk around and great views Read Less

Took the open top bus. Very crowded and hot and did not give us enough time to complete the tour before having to be back on board. Stuck in heavy traffic seeing hardly anything of interest. Ended up getting off and making our own way back by tut tut. TIP take a tut tut but don’t hire the ones at the port side. These are twice the price of the ones just across the road. Definitely the best way to see around but do be careful that you have a reputable driver. Read Less

We hired a private tour guide through "Tours by Locals" and our guide was amazing. Read Less