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Lisbon guide Hostelworld Guide for Lisbon The Essentials Climate Built on seven hills Lisbon is quickly becoming one of Europe's most popular capitals Small enough to explore in a day but with enough going on to keep you here for a week it also boasts one

Hostelworld Guide for Lisbon The Essentials Climate Built on seven hills Lisbon is quickly becoming one of Europe's most popular capitals Small enough to explore in a day but with enough going on to keep you here for a week it also boasts one of the continent's most pleasurable climates Plan your visit here and take one of the old yellow trams past the city's sights crunch into a sweet custard pie enjoy the breathtaking vistas and treat your hedonistic tendencies to the countless bars in one of the world's craziest districts the Bairro Alto In this Guide Useful Information After Dark Places to Eat Top Attractions Budget Tips Where to Shop Hostelworld Guide for Lisbon Getting There By plane Lisbon's airport is remarkably close to the city centre located just km away The easiest way to the city centre is via the AeroBus The journey takes minutes costs and terminates at Praca do Commercio The ticket is then valid on public transport for the rest of the day The Portuguese capital boasts a moderate climate and with a mean annual temperature of approximately C is Europe's second-hottest capital after Athens Summers are extremely hot and dry with temperatures regularly climbing over C while winters are wet and windy with temperatures oating around C Like most hot capitals spring and autumn are the most pleasant months to visit By train If you travel to the Portuguese capital via train your journey will end at one of ?ve di ?erent train stations around the city centre By bus The city's main bus terminals are Gare do Oriente at Parque das Nacoes and Sete Rios terminal beside 'Jardim Zoologico' metro stop Getting Around On foot Lisbon is a compact city and while you will need to use public transport at some stage much of the city centre is traversable on foot By metro Lisbon's metro system has ?ve lines Trains come frequently and the network is very useful for getting to di ?erent parts of the city By bus tram elevador Lisbon's old yellow trams which rattle through the city centre from morning till night pass by some of the city's best-known attractions You may not need to use buses or elevadors but the latter are a tourist attraction in their own right Useful phrases Good to know Language Portuguese Currency Euro Electricity V Hz -pin plug Telephone Codes Portugal Lisbon Emergency Codes Police Ambulance Fire Time Zone Greenwich Mean Time Central Post O ?ce Praca do Commercio Main Tourist O ?ce Ask Me Lisboa Rua de Arsenal Baixa open daily from am- pm Hello Olá Goodbye Adeus Please Por favor Thank you Obrigado You're welcome De nada Yes Sim No Não Of course Com certeza Excuse me Disculpa Sorry Com licença with your permission How are you Tudo bom Open Aberto Closed Fechado What is your name Qual é o teu nome My name is Meu nome é How much does it cost Quanto custa The bill please A conta por