Do’s:

• Follow the rules
• Keep the place clean and functioning the way it was while you entered
• Indulge yourself in taking a glimpse of scenic beauty surrounding the beach
• Dress with dignity while wearing the clothes of your choice
• Wear comfortable shoes 
• Manners are important. You should be greeting a person with respect.
• Express gratitude while being helped
• Blend your voice, dress code, money spent

Don’ts:

• Don’t cross the pedestrian cross randomly
• Avoid giving tips in bars and restaurants
• Refrain from highlighting the differences
• Don’t compare
• Don’t impose superiority or inferiority
• Don’t raise your voice in public
• Don’t assume facts about the country and its people
• Don’t contaminate the surroundings
• Don’t create a mess
• Don’t emphasize your superiority
• Refrain from disrespecting the way locals dress
• Avoid going topless on the beach especially for women

Lisbon has a vivacious nightlife with songs streaming in pubs and bars. There are numerous bars and restaurants which serve a wide range of finger-licking cuisines leaving the visitors craving for more. Tasca Mastai serves snacks, bruschetta, salads, toasts, Italian appetizers amidst comic books and comic illustrations on the shelf and the walls. The locals enjoy their time escaping the hustle bustle of the busy city life. The visitors can live an enriched nightlife by dancing on the floor and relishing on unique culinary cuisines. There are places like wine cellar which serve different drinks such as rum, vodka, ginger beer. These days it has a huge selection of Portuguese tinned food which is served along with bread baskets.

• Wonder at Torre de Belem: You can take a look at the fusion of architectural styles and the river Tagus
• Engross yourself in Alfama district as you can explore a lot of things
• You can walk around the Regal gardens and enjoy the natural beauty encompassing the place
• Marvel at the Aqueduto das Águas Livres
• Wallow in the natural splendid beauty of the Troia
• Discover Basilica da Estrela

• Relish the seafood and enjoy the warmth from the sun in Cascais
• Haggle at Feira da Ladra
• Go beach hopping on Costa da Caparica
• Unveiling the city's history at Lisboa story center
• Explore at Padrao dos Descobrimentos
• Ride through the sea waves at Caxias
• Enjoy eating and drinking at the Bairro Alto 
• Take a look at the Modern Berardo collection museum

• Portuguese wine as Portugal ranks high in producing the finest wines
• Pottery
• Azulejos decorative tiles
• Embroidery shoes
• Canned Sardines
• Cork handbags, hats, wallets
• Portuguese ceramics adorned with multicolors and uniquely crafted
• Gold and silver jewelry 
• Portuguese decorative handmade candles
• Model trolley cars and vehicles
• Portuguese cherry liquor and Port wine
• Traditional Portuguese jams and honey
• Leather shoes and belts
• Football jerseys and scarves
• Portuguese leather and gloves