Lisbon with kids - the ultimate guide (2025)

 

Olá, explorers! After 6 years of firsthand experience with families visiting Lisbon, we've gathered the ultimate guide with all the best tips and insights for traveling with kids - ready to dive in?

About Lisbon with kids

Lisbon is a perfect destination for families with babies and toddlers. With parks, child-friendly restaurants and nearby beaches with calm waters, Lisbon provides a safe and enjoyable environment for young children. Families can also avail baby equipment rental services, making travel more convenient. Overall, Lisbon's warm atmosphere, safety and cultural richness make it an ideal choice for families, ensuring a memorable and comfortable stay.

Where to stay in Lisbon with kids

Choosing between an hotel and an Airbnb in Lisbon largely depends on your family's preferences, travel style, the level of comfort you seek, desired amenities, the experience you wish you have during your stay in our beautiful Lisbon and specific needs as a family. Some considerations:

Pros of staying in hotels with kids in Lisbon

• Convenience: You'll find room service, housekeeping and concierge services.
• Facilities: Many hotels have facilities such as swimming pool, restaurant, kids' club and gym.
• Safety: Hotels usually have 24/7 security and reception, providing a sense of safety and assistance whenever you need.
• Standardized service: Hotels offer a consistent level of service and quality, providing a predictable stay experience.

Advantages of airbnb and vacation rentals for families in Lisbon

• Space: Local accommodations often offer more space, multiple rooms and additional amenities like kitchens and living areas, ideal for families requiring more room to spread out.
• Local experience: Staying in a local accommodation can give you a more local experience, allowing you to live like a local and immerse yourself in the neighborhood culture.
• Flexibility: Local accommodations options might offer more flexibility in terms of check-in/out times and house rules compared to hotels.
• Great value for money: Depending on the size of your family and length of stay, local accommodation rentals can sometimes be more cost-effective than hotel rooms.
• Cooking and laundry options: Having access to a kitchen allows you to prepare your own meals, making it more convenient and cost-effective for families with children. Additionally, laundry facilities provide added convenience for longer stays, ensuring you have everything you need for your little ones.

If you're traveling with a newborn, infant or toddler, a local accommodation can be a great option. You’ll have the flexibility to cook your baby’s meals, do laundry more quickly and affordably and enjoy more space for your baby to play and crawl. Plus, having two or more bedrooms can provide added comfort during nap times.

Be sure to confirm that the accommodation provides a crib, highchair and baby bath for everyone’s comfort. If not, you can rent from us. Hotels generally guarantee cots and cribs for babies, although they may be unavailable if fully booked, which is more common during high season.

On the other hand, if you plan to spend most of your time outside exploring the city from morning to evening, a hotel might be a better option.

Family-friendly hotels in Lisbon

The only hotel we know that is specifically designed for families and kids, offering a comprehensive range of amenities, is Martinhal, a luxury hotel & apartments but comes with a price tag.

Here are 3 great family-friendly hotels in Lisbon that are more cost-effective while still offering excellent service, convenient locations and family-friendly features:

Hapimag Resort

This family-friendly hotel is located in the heart of Lisbon, making it the perfect base for exploring all the exciting attractions the city has to offer.

• Rooms with 1 or 2 bedrooms
• Outdoor pool
• Spacious outdoor area
• Baby equipment available upon request

Tivoli Oriente 

If you want to be close to the "new Lisbon," Parque das Nações is the place to stay. This family-friendly hotel offers:

• Family rooms & family communicating rooms
• Indoor pool
• Baby equipment on request

Tivoli Oriente website | Location: Av. Dom João II, 1990-083 Lisboa

Bessa Hotel

This family-friendly hotel is situated in one of the most exclusive areas of Lisbon, offering the perfect blend of luxury and convenience for families.

• Family rooms
• Indoor pool
• Beautiful outdoor garden
• Baby equipment available upon request

Bessa hotel website | Location: Av. da Liberdade 29, 1250-139 Lisboa

 

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Family-friendly apartments in Lisbon

Visionaire Apartments

Visionaire Apartments in Lisbon offer a family-friendly stay in the heart of the city, providing easy access to top attractions and comfortable accommodations for families.

• Central location: Close to Lisbon’s main attractions
• Modern, well-equipped apartments with kitchens and living spaces
• Extra space ideal for families needing room to relax
• Balconies/terraces available in some apartments
• Self-catering option with kitchen facilities for home-cooked meals

Visionaire Apartments website | Location: Praça da Figueira 5, 1100-240 

The Lisboans

The Lisboans offers a family-friendly experience with spacious apartments that allow families to live like locals in Lisbon.

• Spacious apartments blending contemporary style with traditional Portuguese elements
• Central location with easy access to family attractions, restaurants and cultural sites
• Ideal for families who prefer a homely atmosphere over traditional hotel rooms
• Convenient for exploring Lisbon on foot or by public transportation

 

The Lisboans website | Location: Travessa do Almada 9, 1100-018 Lisbon. 

ALTIDO by JOIVY | Lisbon 

Altido by JOIVY offers a range of family-friendly apartments in Lisbon, providing comfort and convenience for families.

• Various neighborhoods to choose from, close to family-friendly attractions and parks
• Apartment sizes ranging from cozy studios to spacious multi-bedroom units
• Ideal for families with easy access to Lisbon's top destinations
• Family-focused amenities for comfort and convenience during your stay

Altido website | Location: several locations in Lisbon.

Getting around in Lisbon with kids

Convenient 3-in-1 transport card, museum pass and discount pass for families

The Lisboa Card is a popular choice for many families. It provides free public transportation and offers complimentary access to some of Lisbon's top museums and attractions, such as the Torre de Belém, Jerónimos Monastery and the Santa Justa Elevator.

It also includes discounts on other activities. However, if you’re traveling with kids, keep in mind that plans can change unexpectedly - the card requires booking up to 4 hours in advance for certain attractions and availability can vary, so make sure to check in advance.

Transport options for families from Lisbon airport to the city center

Lisbon Airport (Humberto Delgado) is just 7 km from the city center (with Baixa Chiado considered as the drop-off point on this blog article) making it quite accessible via different transport options. Here’s a breakdown of each method:

1. Subway (Metro)

• Trip duration: Around 20 minutes to Saldanha, then an additional 15 minutes to the city center.
• Price: Around €1.50 per person for a single trip.
• Pros:
  • Quick and affordable.
  • Direct access to the city center.
  • Frequent service.
• Cons:
  • Not the most comfortable if traveling with strollers, luggage or baby gear.
  • Navigating with strollers can be tricky on some metro station as some do not have elevators.
  • Can be crowded during peak hours.
    
• Best for: Families traveling light or with older children who can handle public transport independently.
  

2. Transfer services

• Distance from Airport to city center: ~9 km
• Travel duration: 20 - 25 minutes (traffic permitting).
• Rate: Typically €25 - €70, depending on the number of passengers, amount of luggage, type of vehicle and specific requirements.
• Upsides:
  • Comfortable, direct and door-to-door service.
  • Ideal for families with lots of luggage, strollers and baby gear.
  • Professional drivers for a stress-free experience, specifically at the airport to greet you and wait for your arrival.
  • Car seats may be provided upon request (please confirm suitability for your child's age, weight and height).
• Downsides:
  • More expensive than public transport.
  • Travel time can increase during weekdays due to traffic (up to 45 minutes).
• Best for: Families looking for convenience, comfort and a hassle-free experience.

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3. Uber / ridesharing companies

• Distance from Airport to city center: ~9 km
• Journey time: Approximately 20 - 25 minutes, depending on traffic.
• Charge: €8 - €18, depending on the service selected and demand.
• Benefits:
  • Convenient and affordable for short distances.
  • Plenty of options available nearby.
• Drawbacks:
  • Although ridesharing companies such as Uber are not required by law to provide or use car seats and may not ask families to bring their own, the physics of a collision remain the same. Without proper car seats, there is no safety.
  • Prices can fluctuate based on demand.
• Best for: Families with older children or those who can bring their own car seat.

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4. Taxis

• Distance from Airport to city center: ~9 km
• Travel Time: Around 20-25 minutes, depending on traffic.
• Amount: €10 - €15 during the day; €15 - €18 in the evening or on weekends.
• Pros:
  • Available at all times and easy to find.
  • No need to book in advance.
• Cons:
  • While taxis are not legally obligated to provide or use car seats and may not require families to bring their own, the impact of a collision does not change. Without appropriate car seats, safety is nonexistent.
    
  • Slightly higher expense compared to Uber.
• Best for: Families needing a quick, straightforward ride without a car seat.

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Tips for getting around with kids in Lisbon

• Explore Lisbon on foot: a kid-friendly option

Walking is one of the best ways to experience Lisbon’s charm. The city’s hilly streets and stunning views offer plenty of photo opportunities. Plan short, manageable walks with frequent breaks to keep everyone refreshed. Stop at local cafés for a coffee, juice or a traditional Portuguese snack and enjoy Lisbon at your own pace. Having a carrier is a great idea, but a stroller for nap time is also a plus - good wheels, good suspension and ease of folding and unfolding are key features. 

• Smooth strolling: avoid stairs with Google Maps

For families navigating Lisbon with strollers or young kids, Google Maps offers a helpful feature: enable the "Wheelchair Accessible" option to get walking directions that avoid stairs. This ensures a smoother and more convenient journey, especially in Lisbon’s hilly areas and historic neighborhoods with uneven terrain.

• Consider a private family tour

A private tour can be a fantastic way to explore Lisbon, especially during your first few days in the city. Tailor your tour to your family’s needs, with flexible schedules and the ability to customize the itinerary. It’s a great way to get an overview of the city and decide which areas you want to explore in greater detail.

• Take advantage of Lisbon's subway system

Lisbon’s subway system is stroller-friendly, with elevators at most stations (although not all). The subway is an excellent way to travel across Lisbon, covering almost all areas of the city. 

• A unique access card for all public transportation in the Área Metropolitana de Lisboa

The Viva Viagem card is your all-in-one pass for the Área Metropolitana de Lisboa, covering metro, buses, trains and ferries. 

• Tips for a comfortable tram ride in Lisbon with children

  • Travel during off-peak hours: to avoid crowds, try to board trams early in the morning or later in the evening; midday, especially during tourist season, can be particularly crowded.

  • Tram 25E or tram 18: a quieter alternative: Tram 25E offers a similar route to the famous Tram 28 but is generally less crowded. It passes through neighborhoods like Graça, Alfama and Baixa, offering a scenic journey through Lisbon’s historic areas. Tram 18 operates between Cais do Sodré and Ajuda, providing access to attractions like the Ajuda National Palace and the waterfront, though it doesn’t operate on Sundays or holidays.

• Additional resources for families in Lisbon with kids

For more detailed information on getting around Lisbon by public transportation with kids, check out Rome2Rio for route planning.

Should you rent a car in Lisbon? 

Lisbon’s public transportation system is excellent, making it easy to navigate the city without a car. If you’re visiting for a short time, renting a car may not be necessary. Weekday traffic can be chaotic, parking is limited and when you do find a spot, it often comes with a daily or time-specific fee. Instead, consider using public transportation, taxis, transfer services or ridesharing companies like Uber for a more convenient experience.

However, if you plan to explore beyond Lisbon, renting a car for a day can be a great option. Portugal is small and easy to navigate, making day trips an exciting way to discover new regions. For longer stays or those seeking extra flexibility, a rental car allows you to explore at your own pace, uncovering regional attractions and hidden gems.

Car rentals & traveling with kids

Car rental companies in Lisbon are not only available at the airport but also at various locations throughout the city.

If you're traveling with children and don't have a car seat, check whether the rental company provides suitable car seats. Not all companies in Lisbon offer high-quality car seats, so confirm in advance that they meet your child’s needs - whether it’s a rear-facing seat, a high-back booster or one for older kids. Ensuring your child’s safety should be a priority when renting a vehicle.

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Parking in Lisbon

Parking in Lisbon can be tricky but there are public and indoor garages available throughout the city. Popular options include the Parque das Nações and underground garages in the Baixa area. Most parking garages operate 24/7, while some have restricted hours, especially in residential areas. Always check parking rates, schedules, and availability before heading out.

Alternative options

If you prefer not to drive, hiring a private driver for a family-friendly tour around Lisbon or nearby destinations can be a stress-free alternative.

Tips for a smooth drive

Renting a car gives you the freedom to move comfortably with your family. To make navigation easier, use Waze for real-time traffic updates and crowd-sourced road information, ensuring a smoother and more efficient trip.

To stroller or not to stroller? (A carrier is always welcome!)

For families visiting Lisbon with young children, a stroller can be an essential item. Based on our experience, most families find that having a stroller in Lisbon makes getting around the city much easier. Whether you'll use it frequently depends on your child’s age, the activities planned and the specific areas of Lisbon you plan to explore. While some parts of the city, particularly the historic center, can be challenging to navigate with a stroller, these areas are the exception rather than the rule when traveling in Lisbon with kids.

If you're planning a family-friendly holiday in Lisbon and want a comfortable, relaxed experience, bringing or renting a stroller can be a game changer. It offers your child a place to rest, nap and recharge, ensuring they’re ready for more exploring around Lisbon’s iconic attractions. When choosing a stroller, consider one that is suitable for the city’s varied terrain - especially the cobblestone streets and hills - while also being easy to fold and carry for public transportation.

Concerned about bringing your own stroller to Lisbon? You can avoid the stress of potential damage, loss or extra baggage weight by renting a stroller in Lisbon. Renting a stroller is a hassle-free option that saves space and ensures you have a high-quality stroller designed for city travel.

Stroller rentals in Lisbon
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Kid-friendly restaurants in Lisbon

In almost every restaurant, you'll find high chairs, but there are still some places without them, which can make mealtime more difficult. Most restaurants offer soup and the kitchen is usually quite flexible with families - if you need a simpler dish, just kindly ask if it’s possible. If you're used to eating early, be prepared: most restaurants typically open for lunch around 12:00-12:30 pm and for dinner around 7:00-7:30 pm.

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Where to find diapers, wipes, baby food and formula milk in Lisbon

You won’t have any trouble finding supermarkets, grocery stores, pharmacies and other shops that sell what you need:

• You’ll definitely find Dodot diapers and wipes (similar to Pampers) but there are other great brands available as well, such as Lupilo (a Lidl brand and available at Lidl supermarket), Rascal & Friends (available at Pingo Doce supermarket) and Huggies (available at Auchan supermarket). There's also a popular store called Wells, offering health, beauty, wellness and optical products for families which you’ll find easily in Lisbon.
  
• Baby food pouches are also available in most supermarkets and stores.
• If you need formula milk in Lisbon, you may find in-store brands like Hollies, Nan, Nutribén, Novalac, Aptamil and Enfamil.
• El Corte Inglés is another excellent option for family essentials. It’s one of the largest department stores in Lisbon offering a wide range of national and international baby products, including premium and gourmet options. 
  

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Top places to visit and things to do in Lisbon with kids

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Top indoor activities for kids in Lisbon: must-see highlights

Pavilhão do Conhecimento (Knowledge Pavillon) A science and technology museum - it's an interactive and educational space that offers a variety of engaging activities for visitors of all ages, including children.
Oceanário de Lisboa (Oceanarium) One of the largest indoor aquariums in Europe and offers a fascinating marine experience for visitors of all ages.
JumpYard A trampoline park that offers a variety of activities for babies, kids and adults alike.
Estufa Fria (Cold Greenhouse) A beautiful botanical garden located in the heart of Lisbon. Super close you'll find a great outdoor playground.
Feijão Verde (in Sintra) Feijão Verde is a fun and vibrant indoor playground, perfect for kids to explore and play. With a range of equipment and a safe environment, it's a great spot for families looking for indoor fun in Sintra.
3D Fun Art Museum  The 3D Fun Art Museum in Lisbon offers a unique, interactive experience where families can step into creative 3D illusions and take amazing photos. It's a fun activity for kids and parents alike!
Indoor mini golf Situated in one of Lisbon’s historic buildings on the Calçada do Ferragial 8, their new and unique minigolf experience has been specially designed for challenge and adventure with every putter in mind, whether you are a novice or a pro.
SMAS - Museu da Água a Resíduos (Sintra) It's an educational museum focusing on water and waste management. It offers interactive exhibits that teach families about sustainability and environmental awareness in a fun and engaging way.
Login Laser Tag The largest laser tag arena in Portugal and Spain. It offers an exciting and family-friendly adventure, perfect for kids and parents. With immersive arenas and safe equipment, it’s a great way to enjoy action-packed fun together.
Parque Urbano do Alto do Duque It's a spacious and family-friendly park perfect for indoor fun.

Top outdoor activities for kids in Lisbon: must-see highlights

Feijão Verde Alfragide Natura An outdoor playground with farm animals,  pedal boat, go-kart, tree climbing, mine escape, mini-golf, trampolines, air bungee and snow tubing.
Outdoor mini golf Set amidst scenic surroundings, the well-designed course features playful challenges, perfect for a relaxed outing with family and friends.
Monsanto Forest Park There's a lot to do! You can do a picnic, explore the park's hiking trails and nature paths, there are great public playgrounds (Alvito and Serafina), do a photo safari by giving them disposable cameras and create a simple scavenger hunt list with items for kids to find in the park.
Parque Recreativo do Alto da Serafina With an adventure park, playgrounds suitable for various ages and even a children's driving circuit, Serafina Park is the ideal place to let the little ones explore freely and peacefully.
Parque Recreativo do Alvito One of the oldest parks in the Lisbon area is located in Monsanto Forest Park. If you're looking for a park full of activities, this is a great option. It has several playgrounds, each with various recreational equipment, for both sports and leisure.
Quinta pedagógica dos Olivais A pedagogical farm that is home to various animals, including goats, sheep, chickens, rabbits and more. Kids can enjoy interacting with the animals, feeding them and learning about their care.
Eduardo VII park playground A very spacious park with sand, shade and some fun equipment (swings, slides, slides). It is located within Eduardo VII Park (behind Clube VII and next to Estufa Fria).
Jardim do Torel Going to Torel Garden is a great outing to enjoy with the little ones. Located near Campo dos Mártires da Pátria, here you can admire an incredible view of the city, entertain the kids in the playground and stroll in the garden.
Fun Track A cool place in Lisbon for families with kids where you can rent bicycles, karts, skateboards, roller skates and electric scooters.
Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian (Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation) While it may not have specific attractions tailored for children, this cultural institution has beautiful gardens that provide a peaceful and scenic environment.
Parque Urbano do Alto do Duque It's a spacious and family-friendly park perfect for outdoor fun. With playgrounds, walking paths and picnic areas, it’s an ideal spot for kids to play and parents to relax while enjoying nature.

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Health and medical facilities

Lisbon offers a range of health and medical facilities to residents and visitors. Here's an overview of health services in Lisbon:

Public healthcare

Portugal has a public healthcare system and Lisbon has several public hospitals and health centers with good quality and emergency services are available. Some public hospitals you can go to in case of need:

• Hospital São Francisco de Xavier (near Belém)
• Hospital de Dona Estefânia (near Marquês de Pombal)
• Hospital de Santa Maria (near Campo Grande)

Private medical facilities

In addition to public healthcare, there are private hospitals and clinics in Lisbon, offering a good level of service and shorter waiting times. Private facilities may cater to international visitors and often have English-speaking staff.

Some private hospitals you can go to in case of need:

• Hospital da Luz
• Hospital Lusíadas
• Hospital CUF (Alcântara or Parque das Nações)

Emergency services

In case of emergencies, the number to call for an ambulance, firefighters and police is 112.

Non-emergency service

SNS24 (Serviço Nacional de Saúde 24) is a telephone health advice line in Portugal, providing a centralized service to help residents and visitors with medical inquiries and advice. SNS24 operates a toll-free telephone line accessible by dialing 808 24 24 24 within Portugal - you inquire about symptoms, ask for guidance on health issues and seek general medical advice. A great option if it's not an emergency.

Pharmacies

Lisbon has numerous pharmacies ("farmácias") where you can purchase over-the-counter medications and seek advice. Some pharmacies may be open 24 hours on a rotating basis, ensuring accessibility. Keep this website to check all pharmacies in the country - https://www.farmaciasdeservico.net

Tips for traveling to Lisbon with kids

• Bring or rent a stroller and a carrier in Lisbon

Lisbon’s hills can make getting around with a stroller challenging (Alfama and Graça for example) but many areas such as parks, gardens and riverfront promenades, are stroller-friendly. Neighborhoods like Rato, Avenidas Novas, Chiado and others are also great for strollers, with wide streets and easy access. For added convenience, consider renting a stroller and a carrier. This way, you can avoid the hassle of traveling with your own and protect it from damage during your flight. A carrier is also great for nap times, allowing your little one to rest while you continue exploring and it’s ideal for navigating narrow streets or places where a stroller might be less practical.

• Consider renting baby equipment in Lisbon

Renting baby gear is a great option for extra convenience. Families can rent essentials like cribs, car seats, highchairs and even toys to ensure you don’t have to lug around extra items while exploring Lisbon with kids.

• Take breaks

Plan for some downtime at Lisbon’s many green spaces, where kids can rest, play and recharge for the next adventure. The Eduardo VII Park and Jardim da Estrela are perfect spots for a quick break.

• Weather preparedness

Lisbon enjoys a Mediterranean climate; in summer, pack sun protection and in winter, bring layers to accommodate cooler evenings.

• Priority at Lisbon Airport for babies under two

If you're traveling with babies under two (and sometimes older children), watch for staff who may direct you to a separate lane at Security Screening. In Immigration, look for the family lane symbol. This helps you skip the lines making your airport experience smoother and stress-free.

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• Priority in Portugal for babies under two

The Decreto-Lei n.º 58/2016, of August 29, extends the obligation of priority service to people with disabilities, the elderly, pregnant women and those accompanied by children under two years old to all entities in the public and private sectors that provide in-person customer service.

• Book an airport hotel for early flights

If you have an early flight, consider booking your last night at an airport hotel. This makes your departure smoother helping you avoid morning stress and extra transportation costs, saving you time and energy:

• • Meliá Lisboa Aeroporto: A modern hotel located just steps from the terminal, offering comfort and amenities for families.
  • Star Inn Lisbon Airport: A budget-friendly choice with cozy accommodations and a short walking distance to the airport.
    
    

• Stay connected

Traveling with kids in a new city requires reliable internet for GPS navigation, activity searches and other essential tools. Download the Airalo app before your trip for a hassle-free way to stay connected. Airalo offers a digital eSIM that's easy to purchase, install and use, giving you seamless internet access without the need for physical SIM cards or local providers.

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Love,
Vera 

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