Quick take
- We focus on evergreen planning advice (routes, pacing, neighborhood logic).
- Time-sensitive details should be verified close to travel time.
- When details matter, we link to primary sources (venue/transit) where possible.
- For maps, we use OpenStreetMap data and OpenFreeMap tiles (MapLibre).
- We keep photos limited and attribute via Unsplash.
- Last reviewed: 2025-12-31 (site-wide review date).
How to use sources on this site
Love Lisbon is designed to be useful even when details change. We try to write guidance that stays true (what to prioritize, how to structure days, and how neighborhoods connect).
For details that change often — opening hours, ticket policies, seasonal closures, service disruptions — verify the primary source close to your travel date.
- Use Love Lisbon for structure and pacing.
- Use official sources for hours, tickets, and live service changes.
Typical primary sources
When planning Lisbon, the most reliable sources are the official pages for transport operators, museums/venues, and events. For neighborhood and route planning, the map itself is often the best truth.
- Public transport operators (tickets, zones, service alerts)
- Museums and landmarks (official hours and ticketing)
- Official event listings (dates and venue changes)
- Maps and walking reality (street closures, hills, route feasibility)