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Lisbon

Usual recommendations please chaps for anyone that’s been (maybe not when the Bolton game was on as probably didn’t remember it!) ... off there for 4 days with the Mrs this weekend ????????

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Been on a couple of stags there in the last two years, but I imagine not much is that scene is of relevance... Am going again with the Mrs and little one in a couple of months, so also keen to hear any tips.

 

Barrio Alto is definitely lively at night and there are some good places to eat there too earlier on in the evening.

 

We had a nice (informal) brunch at the Time Out Market, where there are loads of food outlets. Would definitely recommend that.

 

The city is quite hilly, which makes sight-seeing walks tiring. It might be easier when it's not as hot. We did a Segway tour, which we really enjoyed. That was an easy way to avoid the climbing.

 

I'd also recommend "Park Bar" (I think that's it's name). A rooftop bar at the top of a multi-story car park (in Barrio Alto). Quite trendy and worth a drink there - don't be put off by the lift! Gets busy in the evening.

I've not been for 3 years! Porto next for me. All of the above really, it ain't a massive place. Watch your valuables in the centre.

love it, favorite city in Europe

 

Barrio Alto and Alfama are probably the best places to go out / stay

 

do the bus/tram hop on/off doings to the castle and the massive statue, doesn't take long to do all the routes

 

if i was going again I'd definitely do a day trip to Sintra and was disappointed I'd not heard of it before I went last time

i'm going myself on the 19th..

I've not been for 3 years! Porto next for me. All of the above really, it ain't a massive place. Watch your valuables in the centre.

Don’t go to chairman Maos or pretend to muff a local out in the night club on the front

i'm going myself on the 19th..

 

Don't be despondent mate. You might find someone there to keep you company.

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I've never made it there, but yes, it's a full day job I think. You can get the train from the station near Rossio (the main square).

 

The castle is worth a visit, up the hill, great views. Visit one of the Ginja shops for a cheeky livener, head down to Belem, visit the original pastel shop, the momument to discovery, the monestary etc.

I've never made it there, but yes, it's a full day job I think. You can get the train from the station near Rossio (the main square).

 

The castle is worth a visit, up the hill, great views. Visit one of the Ginja shops for a cheeky livener, head down to Belem, visit the original pastel shop, the momument to discovery, the monestary etc.

 

cheers.

 

going to jump on that 28 tram, think that takes you past most of the to see sites

I've never made it there, but yes, it's a full day job I think. You can get the train from the station near Rossio (the main square).

 

The castle is worth a visit, up the hill, great views. Visit one of the Ginja shops for a cheeky livener, head down to Belem, visit the original pastel shop, the momument to discovery, the monestary etc.

 

Hmmmmm, Pasteis de Belem, lovely stuff and less expensive than sliced and fried potatoes

The custard tarts are amazing!

Anyone else just can't be arsed with sightseeing?

Anyone else just can't be arsed with sightseeing?

 

Me, boring as fcuk.

 

Can do that on Youtube. 

Anyone else just can't be arsed with sightseeing?

Me too. We just drink eat then drink again

The custard tarts are amazing!

 

Really?

 

Are they anything like Pasteis de Belem, though?

Anyone else just can't be arsed with sightseeing?

Yeh me, if it doesn't involve the pub it ain't worth doing imo.

I do believe there's folk who define cities by the cost of ale.

Depends on the sights. Churches, museums and the like can feck off, most other things are fair game

Really?

 

Are they anything like Pasteis de Belem, though?

Didn't have mine in Belem so wouldn't know....

Yeh me, if it doesn't involve the pub it ain't worth doing imo.

Mrs wants to do Disneyland next year.

 

I hate rides, hate queuing and hate Americans.

 

I don't even like my kids.

Mrs wants to do Disneyland next year.

 

I hate rides, hate queuing and hate Americans.

 

I don't even like my kids.

 

Sounds like my summer holiday for this year.

Mrs wants to do Disneyland next year.

 

I hate rides, hate queuing and hate Americans.

 

I don't even like my kids.

Think everyone I know done Disney land with their kids except me id rather have a snorkel and look at fish than fuck about on a fun fair.

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