Packing list · Lisbon
Lisbon packing list
What to pack for Lisbon in any month, hills, trams and day trips to Sintra included.
Lisbon monthly averages from weather2travel.
Lisbon in June
Clothing
- Light, breathable clothes25° afternoons
- Light layerWindy evenings by the river
- Shoes with good gripSlippery stone pavements
- Layer for SintraCooler in the hills
- SwimsuitCascais beaches
Everyday
- SunscreenStrong sun
- Crossbody bag with zipTram 28 pickpockets
- Refillable bottle
Tech & documents
- Passport or IDMust
- Plug adapterType C / F
- Power bankPhotos all day
- Contactless cardMetro & trams
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Most forgotten
What people forget to pack for Lisbon
Shoes with real grip
Lisbon's polished limestone pavements are slippery, especially downhill and after rain.
A layer for Sintra
Sintra sits in the hills and is often cooler and mistier than the city, even in summer.
A light jacket in summer
Evenings by the river get breezy, even after a 28°C day.
A zipped bag
Tram 28 is famous, and so are its pickpockets.
Questions
Lisbon packing, answered
What shoes should I wear in Lisbon?
Comfortable shoes with grippy soles. The city is built on hills and the calçada stone pavements are slippery.
What should I pack for Lisbon in winter?
Winter is mild, around 15°C, but rainy. Bring a warm jacket, a sweater, an umbrella and waterproof shoes.
Do I need a power adapter for Lisbon?
Portugal uses Type C and Type F plugs at 230V. From the US, UK or Australia you need an adapter.
Can I swim near Lisbon?
Yes, from June to September the beaches at Cascais and Costa da Caparica are a short train or bus ride away. Pack a swimsuit.
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