Lisbon Travel Guide, Map + App | RuaMar Insider Edition

The full Lisbon field guide we use for our own guests. 181 hand-picked spots, a 46-page field guide, and 3-, 4- and 5-day itineraries with exact routes, timings and backups.

Built from 3+ years of guiding RuaMar guests through Portugal. 181 hand-picked spots across Lisbon, Sintra, Cabo da Roca, Évora, Óbidos and the Silver Coast, plus a 46-page field guide and three full itineraries with exact routes, timings and backups. Your 3 to 5 days feel like you planned with friends who live here and already know what to skip and what not to miss.

What's inside

• 46-page Lisbon field guide: PDF for offline reading, plus an interactive web app you launch from your phone home screen (works on up to 3 devices)
• 181-pin Google map with 10 colour-coded categories: Breakfast and Cafe Culture, Markets and Makers, Seafood and Traditional Foods, Sweet Things, Slow Evenings and Wine, Viewpoints and Walks, Sintra and Beaches, Évora and Inland, Óbidos and Silver Coast, Unique and Unforgettable (works offline once downloaded)
• Stays we'd book ourselves: 10 boutique hotels marked for easy filtering
• Three full itineraries: 3-day, 4-day and 5-day, with detours, restaurant timing and rain-day backups
• Lifetime access with free updates as we add new finds

Best for

Travellers who want the whole self-guided experience: the map, the routes and the notes all in one place.

Share your finds: #RuaMarInsider

Digital product, nothing ships. You'll receive an access code by email immediately after checkout.

What travellers tell us

"I had a few solo days after a conference and didn't want a tour or much planning. The RuaMar guide just kept giving me good options: coffee, a few sights, somewhere for a glass of wine. Enough to feel looked after without having every minute planned."

— Blake, Chicago

"Honestly I expected to fight with it a bit. I didn't. Guide, map and the app all just talk to each other, so I could do my own thing and still know the next stop was a good one. First trip I haven't over-planned and somehow it went better."

— Daniel, Berlin

"What I liked is it told me just enough to get why a place mattered, this hill, this neighbourhood, why the wine's a thing, without turning into a history lesson. Being able to filter by what we actually cared about made the whole thing feel like ours."

— Tom & Rachel, Dublin