Holidays 
Cruises 
Hotel Only 
Flights 
Deals 
Destinations 
Extras
Help Centre
Travel Information;img.crop(width:1080%2Cheight:608))
;img.crop(width:1080%2Cheight:608))
;img.crop(width:1080%2Cheight:608))
;img.crop(width:1080%2Cheight:608))
Currency
Euro
(EUR)
Lisbon cruises, Portugal
;img.crop(width:1080%2Cheight:608))
;img.crop(width:1080%2Cheight:608))
;img.crop(width:1080%2Cheight:608))
;img.crop(width:1080%2Cheight:608))
;img.crop(width:1080%2Cheight:608))
;img.crop(width:1080%2Cheight:608))
;img.crop(width:1080%2Cheight:608))
Jump to Lisbon cruise sections
What's great about Lisbon cruises?
Portugal’s electric capital stands shoulder to shoulder with the likes of Madrid and Barcelona. You’ll find clusters of cocktail lounges in the Bairro Alto neighbourhood. In Chiado, meanwhile, lies the world’s oldest book store. The old town showcases a cosmopolitan café culture, with locals gathering in sun-dappled plazas to gossip over an espresso or ‘bica’.
- Stroll through tram-clattering cobbled streets taking in gems like Jeronimos Monastery and Belem Tower, an ancient castle guarding Lisbon’s harbour.
- Fall in love with the town of Sintra. Loved by Portuguese royalty and English nobility, its thick forests and surrealist architecture are a refreshing contrast from urban Lisbon.
- Make a beeline for Alfama, the ancient Arab quarter, and haggle for take-home trinkets in its atmospheric Thieves Market.
Facts about Lisbon
Love cruising? Try TUI River Cruises
TUI River Cruises tick off everything from big-name cities like Budapest and Vienna to barely-trodden bankside beauties, like Cochem and Durnstein – via iconic waterways including the Rhine and Danube. Best of all? Flights, transfers and meals with drinks are all included.