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Touch down in Lisbon

Fly to Lisbon with British Airways and immerse yourself in the vibrant bustle of Portugal's capital city. London is just a two and half hour flight from Portela Airport (LIS), so you’ll be ready to enjoy the beautiful sights of Lisbon in no time. Due to Covid-19, schedules and airports are subject to change. For the latest information, check our timetable.

From the steep hillsides to the gothic cathedrals, Lisbon's pastel-coloured cityscape offers delights for even the most seasoned traveller. Find quirky bars in the Bairro Alto, traditional shops in Baixa or head to Alfama’s winding streets. Go boutique shopping in the fashionable Chiado district. Whatever your interests, Lisbon has plenty to entertain. And with regular flights departing from London, you can start your holiday to Lisbon in style with British Airways.

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Once you touch down at Portela Airport, you'll be just four and a half miles north-east of Lisbon's city centre. From the airport, you can take the Aerobus into central Lisbon, or if you prefer, taxi hire costs around €30 to the city centre. Alternatively, pre-book a transfer to make your journey as simple as possible. Or, if you plan to explore the area surrounding Lisbon, hire a car and discover the region at your own pace.

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A 48-hour guide to Lisbon

Explore a charming city on rolling hills. From the bright yellow trams to the hilltop castles and sloping streets – soak up the sensations of Lisbon. Find your way to the waterfront and sit nearby the Belém Tower, egg custard tart in hand and take in the views. Enjoy a weekend away in the Portuguese capital.

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