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A week in Lisbon on a real budget, alone. Which neighborhoods are worth the rent, how to eat properly for a few euros, the transport that tourists overpay for, the viewpoints that are free, and how to have company when you want it without booking anything.
Written by a long-term visitor. Three winters in the city, working from cafes.
Lisbon is cheaper than its reputation if you eat where people eat on a Tuesday. The tourist calculation, roughly: a sit-down lunch in a place with a paper tablecloth and a handwritten daily menu costs about a third of a dinner in the same neighborhood with a printed one. The food is often the same food.
The hills are not a joke and they will decide your trip. A room that looks central on a map can be twenty minutes of climbing from anywhere you want to be, twice a day, in the heat. When comparing places to stay, check the elevation, not just the distance.
Traveling alone here is easy in one specific way: eating alone at a counter is completely normal and nobody will treat you as a problem to be seated.
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