Lisbon offers easy viewpoint walks, Monsanto forest and the Tagus riverfront. Sintra, Cascais and Arrábida add mountain and coast trails less than two hours away.
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Outside the city – about 0.75 hours
Steep forest path through mossy Sintra woods from the Moorish Castle to Pena Palace.
Tip: Weekends are crowded; start early on a weekday morning.
Show on mapA flat path along the Tagus beneath the 25 de Abril Bridge to Belém Tower.
Tip: Finish at Pastéis de Belém and take the tram back.
Show on mapUrban walk up steep lanes to several viewpoints including Senhora do Monte.
Tip: Start early; afternoons are crowded and the cobbles can be slippery.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 1 hours
Cliff-top coastal walk from Europe's westernmost point with Atlantic views.
Tip: It is windy; bring a windbreaker.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 0.75 hours
A mostly flat coast path from Cascais past wave-battered cliffs to Guincho beach.
Tip: Buses and taxis make the return to Cascais easy.
Show on mapShaded paths through Lisbon's 'green lung' to a panoramic viewpoint.
Tip: Download a map; the trails branch a lot.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 1 hours
Scenic trail down from Mediterranean scrub-covered hills to turquoise coves.
Tip: Carry water and a hat in summer heat; shade is scarce.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 1 hours
Clifftop walk around a wild headland with a lighthouse, a sanctuary and dinosaur footprints.
Tip: Nearly empty on weekdays; bring your own food.
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