Weather in Lisbon. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Lisbon area

Map of Lisbon temperature forecast

1. You can zoom in to Lisbon using the '+' button, or check temperatures around the globe by the '-' button.
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This temperature map is centered around Lisbon. The map is real-time and interactive.

Rain forecast for Lisbon area

1. Using the control panel above this map, you can check the rain forecast for Lisbon for any period within next 10 days.
2. Via the top control panel, you can check the following weather parameters: Temperature, Cloud cover, Precipitation, Wind and Pressure.
This precipitation forecast map is centered around Lisbon. The map is also real-time and interactive.

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More to see in Lisbon

The choice of entertainment for vacationers with children in Lisbon is very large. Many of them prefer to start the recreation program with a visit to the Lisbon Oceanarium. It is considered one of the most beautiful oceanariums in the world. The oceanarium has many huge aquariums in which a certain type of marine animals is assembled. Every visitor of the aquarium can go round all sides and admire the inhabitants from different angles. Except for colorful fishes, you can see rare species of sharks in this aquarium. An interesting exhibition devoted to aquarium design always operates in the aquarium. The Lisbon Zoo is equally attractive and interesting to visit. This zoo is not distinguished by a large scale, but presents a very diverse collection of animals. You can see typical African predators, brown bears, exotic birds and an excellent dolphinarium which operates on the territory of the zoo. Many inhabitants of the zoo are very friendly. Children will definitely like to feed lemurs from their hands and also be photographed with colorful parrots. You should definitely visit the science museum “Pavilhao do Conhecimento- Ciencia Viva” with children. This museum is designed for visitors with children of different ages. The museum presents many interesting halls each of which offers visitors interesting experiences, interactive exhibits and extraordinary expositions. Interesting playgrounds have been prepared for the youngest visitors in the museum. Older children … Read further

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Traditions and mentality of Lisbon

These peculiar features are extremely noticeable for city guests as peace and tranquility is reigning in the streets of Lisbon. Another exuberant character feature is the special pride in history and culture. Local people consider their nation to be unique and this conviction turns them intolerant to any comparisons of their customs and course of life to any other nations’ culture. Instead the foreigners … Open

Travel guide to Lisbon

An equally impressive architectural monument is the Jeronimos Monastery, which is also a UNESCO site. To the whole world, this ancient monastery is famous for the fact that on its territory is the grave of the greatest navigator Vasco da Gama. The building of the monastery was constructed in the late 16th century. It is remarkable for its impressive size and very beautiful façade decoration. Now, the huge building … Open

Lisbon for children - what to visit

Lisbon has many beautiful parks which are also worth visiting with children. One of the most picturesque is Estufa Fria Park. You can see many rare species of trees and flowers on its territory. This park has a small botanical garden whose unique collection is hidden in a glass pavilion, and a large lake. In this lake lives small fishes which will be interesting for children to feed. A very fascinating place … Open

Shopping, streets and outlets

Lisbon is famous for its modern shopping centers, including Armazens do Chiado located on one of the main streets of the historic district. It is attractive for its designer and jewelry stores, as well as interesting homeware departments. Here, customers can buy superb watches in the style of past years, original wood crafts and vintage accessories, as well as lots of other original souvenirs. On the top floor of the … Open

Advices for travellers

5. Local people set to dinner rather early that is why a visit to a restaurant should be paid rather early too. Many of restaurants and cafes operate only till 21.30 – 22.00. 6. If you like the service in a restaurant or a café you should give some cash reward to the waiter. In the restaurant the proper amount of tips is 10% added to the total order sum meanwhile in a small café this cash amount … Open

Active recreation

While in Lisbon, be sure to visit a few workshops where one can obtain different skills: for example, in cooking - at Cooking Lisbon or Lisbon Cooking Academy, in art - at Lisbon Mosaic Studio (by creating a unique mosaic product). At Caulino Ceramics, they will teach you how to create crockery utensils. Want to have a fun and playful time with friends or the whole family? Welcome to Beat Balls, which offers such a … Open

Climate in Portugal and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

The Mediterranean climate is dominant in Portugal. The ocean has a huge influence on its formation. Air masses coming from the ocean make the temperature in Portugal lower than is customary for this climatic zone. There is a high humidity in the mountainous regions. In these regions, an average of 2,000 millimeters of precipitation falls a year, whereas in the south it does not fall more than 500 millimeters. The weather in the southernmost regions of the country is hotter and drier. The climate on the island part of Portugal is mild, without exhausting heat and severe frosts. In general, the country has the largest number of sunny days throughout Europe as a whole. … Open

Atmosphere of Portugal: religion and languages

Over time, the Roman conquerors brought the Latin alphabet, as well as some Romanesco dialects to Portugal. And after the Romans succeeded the Moors, the active formation of the vocabulary of the Portuguese language began. Historically, it was proven that the first document in this language was compiled by King Afonso II. However, literature researchers consider the end of the 12th century as the heyday of the Portuguese classical language. It was during this period that the tales of the famous troubadours appeared, stories about which are still very popular around the world. Literary men often consider classical Portuguese language as being twee and extremely concordant. … Open