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First Time in Lisbon, Portugal 🇵🇹 Top Things To Do, See & Eat

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— @TheJoeyP

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Pro tip: Ice cream in Lisbon is almost as good as in Italy. We also love it way to much. (There was a point in my life where there where 4 ice cream shops 500 m from my house). The reason that it is that good it's because the icecream shops are mostly run by either italian descendants, or by people that lived in Italy a long time. I would recomend going to Conchanata and orderin a conchanata, it is one of the best things on the planet (it is kind of far from everything though)

— @I-AmLuvz

It is my first time visiting LISBON, PORTUGAL - I am spending 48 hours here to find the best food and the best things to do in Lisbon to see what is actually worth the money. We start with the famous pastel de nata at Manteigaria before comparing them to the original recipe at Pasteis de Belém. Portuguese food is simple, but delicious, so next, I also search for the most authentic local Lisbon food. I try some incredible piri-piri chicken, and grab a classic bifana pork sandwich from Bifana Do Alfonso. Later, I explored the historic streets of Alfama, and soaked up the views from the city's best miradouros at sunset. Lisbon was not what I expected at all, and I can’t wait to take you along for the full experience. This is your full Lisbon travel guide which you can use to build your Lisbon itinerary for when you're planning your next trip to Lisbon. Enjoy this Lisbon video.

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Hello! Is there an exact address on how to get to that lady that sells the drink in a chocolate cup? Thank you

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Thank you for posting this! This was super informative. I will report back once I return from my trip next week :)

— @marthaay

00:00 Intro

00:29 Trying Pastel de Nata

Love the video…wish I could afford that apt but I’ll find something in my price range! Going next fall 😄

— @deannamorris9253

03:01 A Brasileira Coffee

05:28 Lost in Lisbon

Sadly Unico Ice cream has closed down.

— @Newbzzzzzzzzz

06:32 Piri Piri Chicken

09:17 Ginjinha Comparison

The best Pastel de Nata in Portugal comes from the Mafraria franchise. I WILL FIGHT YOU IN THE COMMENTS OVER THIS!!!!
Also; I worked in the Oceanarium all the way back in 2005. Most beautiful place in Lisbon as far as I'm concerned.
Calling a Quindim a 6/10 is WIIILLLLDDD!!! I need a fight over that one as well... 😅

— @iManjerico

12:12 More of Lisbon

13:50 Pasteis De Belem

Dark roasted to that degree cooks out the caffeine

— @maryjayne8746

17:20 Apartment Tour (How To Book)

19:20 Famous Bifana Sandwich

I’ve visited Lisbon several times, and it still surprises me every time. It’s one of my favorite cities.

— @carlolazado8444

21:35 Lisbon Oceanarium

22:27 Incredible Gelato

Mal posso esperar para voltar.

— @yellowman617

25:03 Exploring Alfama District

26:29 Grandma's Secret Ginja

Also - only have a day and a half in Lisbon and the hardest decision is whether to go out of our way to get that ridiculously good looking chicken or the find the Bifana sandwich. WIll be travelling with a picky teen so we will need to stop at TimeOut the first day to at least give her many options for dinner. Would much rather find a nice restaurant, but this is the world we live in.

Excellent video. Thannks much for the great tips.

— @matthewdillon1210

27:44 Hidden Alfama Viewpoint

28:47 Famous Alfama Viewpoint

Bummer - The gelato place is permanantly closed as of 5/13/2026

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— @matthewdillon1210

29:49 Riverside For Sunset

30:54 Local Tasca Dinner

What is it like for a vegetarian in Lisbon?

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35:04 Timeout Market Lisbon Desserts

#joeyp #lisbon #portugal

I just got back from Portugal and want to add the following:

Portugal is COLD in the Spring (WAY colder than the US). It can get warm during the day but the second the clouds come in (which they always do), the temperature feels like it drops 20 degrees. I had to wear multiple layers of clothes at all times, including at night to bed.

Like most western European countries (ESPECIALLY the UK), Portugal has been overrun by the typical non desirable immigrants from Pakistan, India, Africa, and particularly Bangladesh. Unfortunately 99% of the Bolt drivers (European Uber) are NOT Portuguese and almost all of the stores, restaurants, etc. are run by these people.

I hadn't been to Europe since the immigrant invasion and I have to say, I will not be back any time soon because of this. When I go to a country I want to experience the culture and people of that country. It's really sad and shocking to see all of these wonderful countries and cultures being overtaken by non native people.

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I'm surprised he used the American word "chips" instead of the British word "crisps" considering his accent

@jstrig
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First thing that catches people off guard in Lisbon: the hills. The city looks flat on a map but Alfama and Bairro Alto will drain your legs fast if you wear the wrong shoes. Comfortable walking shoes, no exceptions. Also worth knowing: tram 28 is genuinely useful but it's also packed with pickpockets. For sunset, skip the obvious viewpoints and head down to Cais do Sodré to look across the Tagus. That view doesn't show up in most guides and it's one of the best in the city.

@Portugal_Lifestyle_App
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One of the worst travel blogs I have seen.

@paulbrough7122
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One thing first-timers consistently miss: the miradouros (viewpoints) are totally different experiences depending on what time you go. Before 9am they're quiet and genuinely beautiful. After 11am they're wall-to-wall tourists. The #28 tram is the same — iconic but crowded. If you want the atmosphere without the crowd, get up early. Also: if a menu in Alfama has no English and the price list is handwritten, go in. That's usually where the actual Lisboetas eat.

@Portugal_Lifestyle_App
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Enjoyed the video. Straightforward, honest and natural presentation. Off to Lisbon in a few days and it has helped me get a feel of the place before visiting. Many thanks.

@milovanjelic5232
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Thanks for pointing these places out. I'm looking forward to checking out some of these places in a few weeks. Looks like Unico Gelato is permanently closed now😢.

@slymonktees5782
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Great video @TheJoeyP we're off to Lisbon on Monday for the week. We'll definitely be checking out some of these places!

@ianthatcher8032
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I like your curly hair. So cute. ❤

@samanthalake5011
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I am Portuguese, from Setubal, and Lisboa is awesome, for me, the cleanest capital in the world.
Try Porto next if you haven't yet, very nice there as well.
Best regards irmão.

@paulocafe12
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Love Portugal I’m away in may to the Algarve love it ,thanks ❤

@charleslyall4911
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ive downoaded your food map but still can't find the piri piri chicken name/location 😢 Flying to Lisbon on Sunday, would love to find it on my tour! Fab video by the way 😁

@katiek-p5l
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Can you recommend any cooking classes or food tours? We should attend when we’re in Lisbon, Porto and Madeira next September 2026?

@caroldonovan6477
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GREAT video!

@chenster02453
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it was a nice video. thanks for this experience. i will visit Martinho da Arcada too.

@56321p
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"Lets try some traditional portuguese desserts" First dessert in the plate was from Brazil 🤣

@NoOne-nx7en
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Yup. Our frango assado is something else. Nando’s has absolutely nothing on it.

@Tererami1991
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We look forward to our 2nd visit to Lisbon in October 26'. If I may ask, in Alfama what street was the woman selling Ginjinha? I see the street #...24 We love supporting the small, local owners.

@tomc7598
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Any recommendations for vegetarian food?

@danettelipten9674
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I totally agree with you regarding Nando’s and the real Portuguese piri piri chicken. However, back in the UK there’s a piri piri chicken restaurant in Wood Green, London. It is called Franguitos. Believe me you won’t be disappointed as it tastes just like the one you ate in Lisbon.

@mariomota45
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I think Sem Rival was started by a family member of the original Ginjinha pkace. We took a food tour when we were in Lisbon a couple years ago.

@rebeccao9667
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Egg whites were used by wine makers to clarify the wine and they too offered the yokes to convents.

@arturlemos9959
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A dozen Pasteis De Nata in one sitting is too much but six throughout the morning....perfectly in order.

@anthonyrebock5351
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Ps the burnt ones are the tastier that’s why they sprinkle with loads of cinnamon and icing sugar

@acaguerra
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Mantegeira is pronounced ( man-teh-gay-RAH. ) that cause they are only made with cattle milk butter

@acaguerra
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Pastéis de Belém are the original. They could only be pastéis de Belém in Belén. Any where else in the world or portugal they are called pastéis de Nata. The original one were only made with egg yolk & cream … Now a day the recipe various some places make it with whole egg or no egg at all🤯 they used corn starch or flour and insted of cream they use milk or water
The old days they didnt used butter like cattle milk butter “ we’re not French they used butter on a lot of stufff “ we used manteiga de porco or olive oil 🎉 the real olive oil had a buttery whitish particles the bottom, which is the best part of olive oil and that what was used to make the dough part “ more like filo dough from Greece ( flour and water ) you stretch the dough on a table like a bedsheet and just roll it up😊

@acaguerra
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Note that in the north capital, "Porto", your BICA is called "Cimbalino". Why?
The first coffee machines brand in Porto (around 1950), was, "Cimbali ". People start using the machine brand name with the Portuguese suffix :)
About Pasteis de Nata: do not eat more than 24 in a day,... I tried!!! lets say that warm custard can upset your gut.

@luisviola1496
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Great video!

@SergiogGRivas2022
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What month was this video filmed? We will be going in mid-March.

@valdez2475
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It’s piri piri

@IreneKillian-t7j
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I can't find Grandma's Secret Ginja on google maps haha

@lafemmesanspseudo7840
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Ill be visiting LIsbon in a few weeks. It seems low energy compared to Madrid and Rome. In terms of historical sights, what do you recommend for a short weekend trip?

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8:06 for an instant chuckle lol

@wheytruthlife