We’re not saying that staying at home when it’s cold and rainy in Lisbon isn’t good, but there’s so much to do outside (even if it’s indoors) that we challenge you to enjoy the best of life while escaping the raindrops.
Come on! Put on your rain boots, grab your coat, slip your umbrella under your arm, and… head out the door!
Enjoy these immersive experiences

And we really do have lots of ideas, for all tastes and ages, from “climbing” the 25 de Abril Bridge to the famous candlelit concerts, family visits to theme parks and stargazing.
If brunch is already good, imagine all of these

Take advantage of the cold and rain in Lisbon and discover the temptations of one of these brunches, each one more delicious than the last.
Gather the family and enjoy the welcoming atmosphere and the thousand and one temptations that these places have prepared especially for you.
This museum is an “eduverified” destination

Do you really believe everything you see? At the Museum of Illusions, the boundaries between reality and imagination blur, and the result is a fun experience from start to finish.
Do you want to dive into infinite space or, who knows, shrink until you fit in the palm of your hand? If the answer is yes, forget about traditional museums where you can’t touch anything. At the Museum of Illusions in Lisbon, you are the main exhibit and your brain is the target of all the “tricks.”
Dining in these beautiful restaurants, watching the rain outside

Cold and rainy days in Lisbon can also be romantic, so surprise your significant other and invite them to a special dinner at one of the most beautiful restaurants in the city.
Swap the sofa for a Candlelight concert in Lisbon
Candlelight concerts bring the magic of live music to Lisbon, in an intimate setting lit by thousands of candles.
If the rain outside shows no sign of letting up, take advantage and surrender to a plan that is more cozy (and much more memorable) than staying at home: Candlelight concerts bring the magic of live music to Lisbon.
Get ready for an unforgettable night in various iconic locations in the capital, with sessions ranging from the music of great classical composers to the best hits of the 80s or even movie and TV series soundtracks.
Playing an escape room

Want to test your creativity and cunning? In Loures , you can try some of the best escape rooms, either with friends or family.
Kids and adults alike can be locked in a room full of mysteries, clues, and puzzles to solve before time runs out.
For 60 minutes, your cunning, team spirit, and cool head are put to the test in different scenarios. A world full of themed and immersive experiences, with a varied offer and specialpacks.
Spending a few hours relaxing at the SPA

How long has it been since you took some time just for yourself? Let these cold and rainy days in Lisbon be a good excuse to relax and pamper your body.
Take a look at our suggestions here … to do alone or with others.
“Diving” into the Lisbon Oceanarium… without getting wet

With the arrival of longer days, there is also a desire to enjoy a more peaceful evening.
The Lisbon Oceanarium invites you to take a “dip” in the ocean. If you don’t know what to expect yet, here are 10 reasons to visit this giant aquarium.
Visiting museums: our favorites

Lisbon is a city that breathes history, but it is within the walls of its museums that the past comes to life in a magnetic way.
More than just art repositories, these spaces are true time machines that continue to fascinate even those who know them by heart.
In this exclusive selection, we highlight the museums that define the cultural identity of the capital, among places where knowledge intersects with well-being and where each visit reveals a new detail, proving that Lisbon’s richness goes far beyond its sunny streets.
Going to the movies… accompanied by popcorn

Still haven’t managed to convince you to leave the comfort of your sofa? Do you really feel like staying in, watching a movie marathon?
So, pop into one of these historic cinemas, buy some trendy popcorn, and enjoy the best films of the season at fantastic prices.
Drinking hot chocolate: the best spots

The cold has long been hanging over Lisbon and, with it, the search for the perfect cup.
From the irresistible charm of Anjos to the sophistication of Cais do Sodré, the Portuguese capital hides authentic havens where creamy hot chocolate is the absolute star.
More than just a drink, these places offer the “magic solution” for gray days, combining artisanal recipes with the cosmopolitan atmosphere of one of the most vibrant cities in the world.
If you’re looking for the perfect balance between sweetness and thermal comfort, this guide is a must-read.
Okay, stay home, but make the most of it

Okay, we get it, we can’t convince you to leave the house. We understand! We like it too… a lot!
So you don’t run out of things to do, discover some of our readers’ favorite plans to do in the comfort of your own home.