
Atlantic light, tiled hills and pastel de nata
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Fares by month
Cheapest round trip we observed from New York, in USD, across the 6 months we hold fares for. Months we have not seen a fare for are not shown — they are not months without flights.
Direct routes
Round-trip non-stop fares a live search actually returned, with the date we saw each one. Routes we have not observed a non-stop fare on are not listed — that is not a claim that none exists.
London
LON → LIS · nonstop · seen Aug 24
$68
Paris
PAR → LIS · nonstop · seen Aug 24
$77
Dublin
DUB → LIS · nonstop · seen Aug 24
$128
Amsterdam
AMS → LIS · nonstop · seen Aug 24
$168
Stockholm
STO → LIS · nonstop · seen Aug 25
$216
Frankfurt
FRA → LIS · nonstop · seen Aug 25
$274
Toronto
YTO → LIS · nonstop · seen Aug 24
$441
New York
NYC → LIS · nonstop · seen Aug 25
$648
Chicago
CHI → LIS · nonstop · seen Aug 25
$821
Miami
MIA → LIS · nonstop · seen Aug 25
$1,088
Cheapest days to fly to Lisbon
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Booking insights
Best time to book
6–8 weeks ahead
Cheapest month
February ($240 avg)
Cheapest day to fly
Tuesday & Wednesday
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Prices by month
Average round-trip fare, USD.
Why Lisbon?
Europe's sunniest capital, with soft Atlantic light, seven miradouro-topped hills and a wide river running through it all.
A food city on the rise — pastéis de nata, char-grilled seafood, world-class markets and a two-Michelin-star fine-dining scene.
Still one of Western Europe's best-value city breaks, with cheap trams, affordable eating and shoulder-season fares from under $250.
Golden Atlantic beaches, the fairytale palaces of Sintra and the surf coast are all a short train ride from the centre.
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The Manueline limestone fortress on the Tagus is Lisbon's defining monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A vast Manueline monastery in Belém, Portugal's grandest monument and the resting place of Vasco da Gama.

Lisbon's oldest quarter, a tumbling maze of medieval lanes, tiled façades, viewpoints and fado houses below the castle.

José Avillez's two-Michelin-star flagship, reinventing Portuguese classics as playful, precise haute cuisine.

Lisbon's legendary beer-hall for shellfish — buckets of prawns, crab and clams washed down with cold draught.

José Avillez's relaxed bistro, offering his creative Portuguese cooking at a fraction of Belcanto's price.

The largest and most accessible beach near Lisbon, a wide golden strand popular for surfing and easy train access.

A vast stretch of Atlantic beaches on the south bank, from lively town sands to wild dunes reached by a mini-train.

A wild, windswept Atlantic beach in a natural park near Cascais, world-famous for surfing and kitesurfing.
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