transportation
Airport
Humberto Delgado Airport (LIS) is the main international airport serving Lisbon and is well-connected to major cities worldwide.
Several airlines offer flights to Lisbon, including TAP Air Portugal, Delta, and United, with both direct and indirect flight options
Trains
Santa Apolónia and Estação do Oriente are the two main train stations in Lisbon
Travelers by train can travel directly from Madrid, Porto and Faro.
Getting Around
Getting around Lisbon via Uber is very easy and affordable. On average, a 15-20 minute ride costs just €7-€15.
Iconic yellow trams, especially Tram 28, are both a transport option and a tourist experience. A single ride costs €3 onboard
accommodations
Early booking is highly recommended due to limited rooms
Convent Square Lisbon
We’ve reserved a room block at Convent Square Lisbon, Vignette Collection by IHG for our wedding guests.
Book by emailing reservations@conventsquarehotel.com
use code KATANDALEX
Approx. $252/night
Torel Palace Lisbon
We’ve reserved a room block at Torel Palace Lisbon for our wedding guests.
Book by emailing reservas@torelpalacelisbon.com
use code KATANDALEX
Approx. $315/night
Airbnb
Airbnb is also a great option for an amazing Lisbon stay.
Book in the neighborhoods of Bairro Alto, CHiado or Alfama, All within a 10-15 minute walk or short ride from Convent Square Hotel and Torel Palace Hotel.

Frequently Asked Questions
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Buses will pickup guests at x for the wedding on June 19th. The first shuttle back to the hotels from the reception will be at 9:30pm and will run every hour. Ubers are also available (approx 15 min from hotel)
Please note there will not be transportation to the Welcome Party on Thursday. We recommend taking an Uber (5 min) or walking (15 min).
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We’re going for summer cocktail at our Welcome Party and Formal for our Wedding. Lisbon’s weather in June is typically warm and sunny, 62-78°F, so lightweight fabrics are great. Check our itinerary page for specific details on each event!
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We’ve reserved room blocks at Convent Square Hotel and Torel Palace for convenience. Book by March 15th for discounted rates. Check our travel & stay page for details and other nearby options.
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Portuguese is the official language, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas, hotels, and restaurants. You’ll have no trouble getting around without Portuguese, though locals appreciate a friendly “Obrigado” (thank you)!
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Absolutely! Day trips to Belém, Cascais, Sintra, Ericeria all offer different experiences. Within Lisbon, go to the National Azulejo Museum (National Tile Museum), explore different Miradouros (Miradouro de Santa Luzia is one of our favorites), eat pastéis de nata, take a food tour or explore the historic Alfama neighborhood.
P.S — check our Things to Do page for curated recommendations & activities!