I was just in Lisbon and I thought I knew all the secrets but you opened my eyes to so many more. Next time I go, I'm going to rewatch this video and follow your lead!

Hello! We, the Portuguese, invented the ATM system. don't use the euronet machines, they always charge you extra, besides that conversion scam. Use those that say "Multibanco", which are the original ones, not tourist traps. Those grocery shops you show, with the flashy signs, run by Paquistanese immigrants, are not genuine in any way. The real Portuguese grocery stores are usually run by Portuguese people and you'll notice that fresh produce are mostly better quality. Small supermarkets are also a good option, and you have plenty of them, even at Baixa. Then you have the actual Mercados, where you get the freshest produce, but those usually only open in the mornings, or, if they're open in the afternoon, there's not much left. You usually have one per neighbourhood, except for the touristy neighbourhoods. I hope this helps.

Good information. One other tip that I tell friends is to only use ATMs at a bank when the bank is open. That way if your card gets eaten, you can just walk into the bank and talk to someone.

Great tips and hints! Thanks so much!

Thanks for the useful info. Especially the famous lift.

A very helpful and entertaining video. Thanks.

Really good information! Thank you so much

Thanks, very helpful.

Nice! Going to my home country in July. Finally getting there!

Thank you!! I'm going in a few months- this was such a well done travel video. Great tips, great filming/editing, you get right to the point (THANK YOU) and I appreciate your help! :)

Excellent tips! Very well done. Also love the editing and music. Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to your next video.

I've watched tons of Lisbon videos and this was by far the most useful! 👏🏼

Thank you, guys. I will consider using these tips when I visit this summer.

So helpful! Will use them starting next week

Great tips. You earned a sub.

Thank you for the great tips on Lisbon! We’re going next month. I subscribed

I love it thank you, I'm going to Lisbon with the Family in 3 weeks and needed something like this

NEW sub here! We're planning on visiting Lisbon next year, and your tips will help us greatly plan this future trip!

This is a video with some of the most actionable suggestions on here. Way to go guys!

Thank you so much. Much appreciated as I'm a first timer.

Transportation: A 24 hour ticket is 6,45 € and it includes the Metro, bus , Tram. A lot cheaper and practical than Uber. Public transport has both environmental and health advantages . Walk and discover the beautiful city . Mercados are more expensive and do not have everything .

You're doin it!!

Thank you. Very helpful. Happy New Year. Happy Trails.

Thanks for sharing ❤

Thanks, nice tips!

Great tips!

Thank you! Good video 😊

Very helpful….thanks!

I hear you, brother.

Excellent, and I loved the music. I’m usually annoyed by it, but your choice was perfect.

Can’t wait to go to Lisbon

Another thing is, while it's true that the metro as a cost of 1.5 with a prepaid card, you also have the monthly pass which costs 40 euros and you can use ALL citys transportations as much as you like for a whole month. It's probably one of the best things ever xD

Thank you so much!

Great video, really helpful:) Relatable about the stairs tho haha my old enemy ^^

Agree with everything

great video!

Thank you for shearing great video. chaos

cool video!!

Excelente thanks Canada

It's a really helpful video except for the bit about taking an Uber instead of public transit. People should be encouraged to use mass transit and NOT cars.

As a Lisboeta , i 100% agree with these tips ... Additionally be aware of the pickpockets.

Can you please list off the best spas to check out in Lisbon

I use “big bank” atm’s like HSBC or Santander Bank.. never had a problem

Very useful! Thank you! Also, what kind of camera did you use? You got some great shots!

For 7€ you can purchase a 24h pass for all transport systems including trams and lifts.

Thank you for this video. Can you recommend a hotel for about $150 or so that is close to the standard attractions? Can you recommend a good Fado/restaurant/bar?

Great video and tips. What month of the year was this video recorded? I see both of yall are wearing jackets.

Hi, your travel trips very straight and to the point, it addresses the most immediate and common questions. In relation the ATMs withdrawal, how much are they charging for a withdrawal of $200 euros? How much you recommend to get from an ATM at the airport?

Interesting that you found the elevator on the West side of the Baxia (you can also use the ones in a chain store to do the same thing), but there is also one on the East side, which takes you halfway up the hill to the Castle. Cross the road and walk past the supermarket (pingo doce) and there is another elevator that takes you 90% of the way up. With a great bar on the way. Plus many of the trams are there to get up the steepest of the hills. If in doubt, ask a local.

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Thank you so much for the tips. Need more video like this. I have US T-Mobile. Do I need to purchase sim (or eSim) card in order to get good internet connection to navigate the city /call Uber?

Just a funny info… Lisboa is called by us portuguese “a cidade das sete colinas” that means the city of the seven hills… 😅

Hi what type of charger would I need for Portugal? Adapter F?

You forgot to mention about tram no. 28 that basically gives you a whole city tour for the price of a single ticket. Do not spend money on the red open-roof city tour buses.

If you want to travel cheap like them… listen to this video

Thank you so much for sharing these tips. I have a quick question regarding a bathrooms. Do they take card, cash or just coins?

There are ways to go up hills in free elevators and escalators.

I wish there was no music in the background as it’s distracting. The video is good and to the point.

what app do we use for calling an uber? thanks

Regular taxis are hardly more expensive than Ubers and you can just hail one.

Hi is this secret lift inside this Oslo store right? Greetings Uwe.

Hello thank you for this amazing video traveling to Lisbon with a friend for the first time in May and we are foodies any recommendations for local food places to go ? And maybe one a little high end Portuguese food restaurants to celebrate her 40th birthday ? Thank you again 🙏

THANK YOU VERY INFORMATIVE- Is it best to use Cash or Credit Cards when dining in Lisbon?

Dinner before 7PM?? This is Southern Europe, have a beer and some olives, and come back at 9PM! 😜

Excellent tips and content. I love music, but not as background for feeding my curiosity. Otherwise, very helpful. Why do countries allow Euronet ATMs? It's like legalizing pickpockets, which Lisbon does as well by not cracking down on the thieves who prey on tourists riding the # 28 tram.

missed the lisboncard. its like 20euro and gives you free entries to almost every touristic place, unlimited subway /tram rides etc

They went so fast when they showed how to get around paying for the Elevator, I didn’t understand. But other than that, the tips were good.

Se usar uma ATM normal não tem o problema de conversão.

Don't spend €2 on one bus ticket or metro ticket , take €6 pass for 24hours. with pass you can travel unlimited bus rides and also unlimited metro rides for 24h.

This was really helpful, especially about the public bathrooms. Does it take .50cents US or do I need to make sure I have euro coins? If euro coins, where do I get them?

Don’t they have their own Uber “Bolt” which is cheaper than Uber?

Thanks for these awesome tips, we’ll be there in a few weeks. Can I ask which Uber app you used? Thanks

Do you have any tips for those of us who want to go to Porto, Sintra and Alverge?

Have you used the City Mapper app in Lisbon?

But is Google maps okay to use when getting around in Portugal?

It's not like that...lisbon it is diferent. But...in the summer rimemyou can find a open restaurant all night long...untill 6 am yes until 6 am and usually open by 10 pm or 12 am

Are you sponsered by Uber? Other than that, great tips. From a local.

Regarding the Local Marcados... never buy from the marcados operated by the Indians.... their almost always 20-30% more expensive then the Portuguese operated Local Marcados.

You mentioned public toilets are .5 Euros, but WHERE are they located? We were in Lisbon in September for a week and we never saw one.

Are there good option for food for vegetarians?

Very useful information. I am going this October. Really appreciate if someone can answer couple questions. TIA Do you have to tip the server in Lisbon? Is it easy to get change for the public restrooms? Last time when I went to Paris, I couldn’t use the public restroom because I only have bills and no coins

Lisbon doesn't have streetcars. We have trams.

1 - Create a bank account in one of the many banks in Portugal and get a debit card; 2 - Transfer what money you want between banks; 3 - Avoid any hidden fees and conversion fluctuations 😉

For UBER as we'll be there in 3 weeks, do you think there are UBER XL for 5 people?

the free elevator inside shop no longer works

Which neighborhood is "baiCHa"?

How do you pay for the public toilet? Do I need to bring quarters?

Do we need to rent a car ?

The hills are good to loose weight

Omg I needed the second hack to much but it came late I almost lost more than 400 euros 😢😢

Does Lisbon require mask wearing? also do the restaurants require proof of vaccines?

Lisboa is now a huge tourist zoo. Super expensive towards to rip off, over crowded by thousand of tourist, with long queues everywhere to visit interesting spots. Believe me when I say it's become an unbearable city to visit (and live in), especially if you want to experience quality tourism and hate crowded cities.

Considering the supermarkets: that’s absolutely not accurate. There are supermarkets everywhere. Sometimes 4 different chains in the same area.