12 jours de ballade au Portugal en septembre, à deux, et en voiture ... !
Que voir, et ou aller pour s'imprégner du pays, sans courrir toute la journée, et sans faire 6 heures de bagnole par jour !
Vos impressions, vos remarques et vos projets d'itinéraires seront les bienvenus.
Merci à tous.
🙂
Bonsoir.
Pour pouvoir valablement, vous renseigner, il convient de préciser vos voies d'entrée:
En voiture personnelle, par quelle route
par avion et location de voiture, par quel aéroport.
cordialement.
Bonjour,
Plein de choses à voir au Portugal. Voulez-vous rester plus au Nord ou dans le Sud? Alors déjà Lisbonne, Coimbra, Pourquoi en as faire une croisière sur le fleuve du Douro (à Porto), Lagos avec la plage Meia Praia, Porto et ses caves....Vous pouvez aussi remonter et vous arrêter en Galice (région d'Espagne) avec Santiago de Compostella, et ses magnifiques paysages... Voyez aussi en premier lieu ce que vous recherchez, plutot baldes, villes, plages...
Bonne journée!
Merci de votre réponse.
Nous arriverions en avion par Porto, et repartirions vraisemblablement par Porto également.
Nous louerions une voiture en arrivant, et préférerions nous concentrer plutot sur le centre et nord du Portugal.
Pas de plage ni transat, nous sommes de Perpignan, et nous en profitons tout l'été !
Amicalement, et merci de votre proposition d'itinéraire.
Momivima
Bonjour.
Voici un projet d'itinéraire incluant ce qu'il y a de plus beaux à visiter sur votre parcours:
Porto et region-comibra(vielle et grande ville universitaire)-batalha- alcobaça-nazaré(superbe petit port du pèche et station balnéaire réputée pour ses restos de fruit de mer)-obidos-sintra(magnifique)-lisbonne-evora et retour à porto.
Ci joint un condensé de ce qu'il faut voir et faire à lisbonne, superbe ville oùu je vais souvent, qui mérite un séjour de minimum:4 j.
bonne préparation.
CONDENSE DE CE QU IL FAUT FAIRE ET VOIR A LISBONNE
TRANSPORTS URBAINS
Je vous conseille dès votre arrivée:
- de vous procurer une carte de lisbonne et un plan de métro auprès d'un guichet de tourisme
- d'acheter un ticket métro/bus valable 24 h.pour tous les transports:métro, bus, elevator santa justa, les 4 funiculaires .Tarif;4.20 eur les premiers 24 h et 3.70 eur chaque 24 h.suivantes.A acheter dans les stations de métros aux guichets automatiques(faites vous assister par un employé de la station) ou de préférence dans les boutiques"CASA DA SORTE".Une se trouve à l'angle de plaça rossio juste à coté de l'arrêt du bus 91(desservant l'aéroport), avec une autre entrée plaça da figueira.
QUARTIERS A VISITER:
- Plaça rossio et de figueira et les rues adjacentes , dont rua portas san antonio(restos avec terrasse)
- Baixa:rua da prata jusqu'à plaça do commercio et les rues avoisinantes
- chiado:rua garrett et les rues avoisinantes
- bairo alto:rua attalaia et les rues avoisinantes
- Resturadores :de l'avenida da liberdade à plaça marques de pombal et les jardins"parque edouard VII et estufa fria. métro, restauradores ou marques pombal
- la cathédrale(se).tram 28 E
alfama:(castello sao george, et le vieux quartier en descendant depuis la puerta do sol jusqu'au cais santarem):tram 28 E.
- Graça :tram 28 E
- mercado da ribeira:métro cais do sodre
- Belem( mosterio dos jeronimos-pastelleria antigua do belem-torre do belem -padrao dos descobriementas):tram 15 E.
- Marina "docas santo amaro":Tram 15 E au retour de belem(ou le soir)
- parque das naçoes: et son aceanario :métro oriente
- Le zoo :métro:jardim zoologico
- la gare Rossio.près de praça rossio
LES PLUS BELLES VUES(miradouros) :
- Cacilhas:traverser le tage par ferry à prendre à la gare maritime "cais sodre"
- miradouro igreja da gracia .tram 28 E
- miradouro senora do monte à gracia(la plus belle vue de lisbonne):Tram 28 e
- miradouro santa catherina:métro chiado ou elevator da gloria
- miradouro castelo sao george .tram 28 E
ELEVATORS ET FINECULAIRES :
- santa justa (superbe):rua do ouro près plaça do rossio
- da bica (trés pittoresque):rua loreto et calhariz.metro.chiado ou tram 28 E
- do lavra:rua das portas san antao, près de plaça do rossio
- da gloria(pittoresque):restauradores;av.liberdade
HEBERGEMENTS BON MARCHE DANS LE CENTRE:
- residential coimbra et madrid:3 praça da figueira.tel.+351231421760.métro rossio
- hospederia bom dias:25 calçada do carmo.tel.+351213471918.métro chiado
- pensao galizia:50 rua do crucifixo.tel.+351213428430.métro rossio
- pensao imperial.78 praças restauradores.tel.+351213420166(4° étage sans ascenceur).métro restauradores
- albergue popular:121 rua da rosa.métro chiado ou tram 28 E
- redential milanesa:Rua da Alegria n.º25. Telf.: +351 213 466 456 | Fax: +351 213 420 945.métro:retauradores ou avenida
http://www.milanesa.pt/home.asp?lang=en&content=recepcao&versao=dois
HEBERGEMENTS CONVENABLES DANS LE CENTRE:
- hôtel borges:108 rua garett.tel.351213461951.métro chiado
- residental forescente:99 rua das portas de san antao.tel.+351213425062.métro restauradores ou rossio
- residential alegria:12 plaça da alegria.tel.+351213220670.metro restauradores.
- pensao londres.53 ruadom pedro V.tel.+351213462203.Métro rossio
RESTAURANTS:
- bons et pas chers dans la rua dos sapateiros;baixa
- dans les escaliers près de la gare do rossio:esc.do duque, le soir avec une belle vue sur le castelo.
- dans le bairo alto le soir ou dans la rua loreto à l'exterieur du bairo alto.
- Dans les grands centres commerciaux"oriente et colombo".
- restos recommandés:"cerveceria trinidada-rua nova da trinidad:magnifique cadre(ancien couvent) et bon rapport qualité/prix.métro chiado
- et casa do alentejo:rua portas do san antao.métro rossio
CAFES ET PATISSERIES:
- pasteleria antiga de belem à belem .tram 28 E
- cafe a brasileira (une institution;à voir et à revoir) .métro chiado
- cafe suiça:praça rossio.métro rossio
- cafe nicola:praça rossio.métro rossio
- pasteleria versailles:(superbe cadre et patisseries)av.republica.métro saldanha
- pasteleria national.praça da figueira .métro rossio
SORTIR:
- Marina Docas santo amaro: restos, bars, live music(superbe mais cher) tram 15e et bus 14
- Docas du parque do naçoes, le week end:bars, discos, restos .Meto "oriente"
- bairo alto(surtout le week end-bonne ambiance):bars discos, restos , fado : métro chiado
- Pour le fado aller le lundi ou le mercredi à "tasca chico" 39 rua dario da noticia, excellente ambiance, succession de plusieurs artistes et pas cher :1 à 2 eur.la consommation.
SCHOPING:
Lisbonne est dotée de gigantesques centres commerciaux dont le plus beaux:Colombo:métro colegio militar luz.plus de 300 magasins et une centaine de restos.
dans les ruelles de baixa et rua garett(chic).
VISITES IMPORTANTES AUX ALENTOURS:
- sintra .train toutes les 20 mn depuis la gare "rossio".
a voir:palacio da pena(superbe), palacio da sintra , castelo dos mouros.
Un petit train vous permet d'aller visiter une belle plage de surfeurs "praia da maça"
- cascais et ses plages:train toutes les 15 mn depuis la gare "cais do sodre".
MUSEES:(fermés le lundi)
- calouste gulbenkian.Métro;sao sebastian ou plaça de espana
- arts populaires:tram 15E ou bus 14
- azulejo:bus 794 ou 18 ou 42
- et d'autres
PARKINGS LONGUE DUREE DE VOITURES SURVEILLES 24HX 24H.
- parking "marque pombal:env.11 eur.les 24 h.
- parking sous la "gare oriente":env.8 h.les 24 h.
Voilà pour l'essentiel.
Attention aux pickpokets qui sévissent à lisbonne dans les trams 28e et 15e lorsqu'ils sont bondés.
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We’re heading to Bavaria from May 13 to 23, with a side trip to Austria.
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I’m sharing my draft itinerary with you because I just booked our flight tickets, and I feel like it’s quite late in the season. So, I’d like to be sure about my stops before reserving the hotels. I’ll be traveling alone with my two adult children. We want to prioritize outdoor walks, avoid too many indoor visits (both for budget and preference), and not spend too much time on the road.
D1: Arrival at 9 AM in Malaga, day in Malaga and overnight stay
D2: Head straight to Nerja (1-hour drive) and spend the night there
D3: Head straight to Granada (1.5-hour drive), spend the day and night there
D4: Granada. Visit the Alhambra (Nasrid Palaces tour at 5 PM) and spend the night
D5: Head to Ronda (2.5-hour drive) and spend the night
D6: White Villages and overnight in Ronda
D7: Head straight to the Costa del Sol (e.g., Estepona), spend the day and night there
D8: Return to Malaga to catch our flight
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Questions:
Since the Alhambra visit is only at 5 PM, and we’d already have the day to explore Granada, would arriving the day before be a mistake? Or should we skip this day and dedicate it elsewhere (Costa del Sol? Head toward Tabernas?)? The old town appeals to me, but maybe the Sacromonte neighborhood isn’t essential...
Same question for Ronda: should we dedicate a full day to it, or combine Ronda and the White Villages in one day?
Note that we love wandering around villages outside, so that might answer my question! :)
Final question: Is it better to rent the car at Malaga Airport or in the city? If we rent at the airport, we’d need a hotel with parking, which doesn’t seem easy. Or stay outside the city and park for free near the center if possible? I’ve read comments about taking a taxi to Malaga and then picking up the rental car at the airport the next morning. The taxi would really need to be affordable...
Thanks so much for your feedback and suggestions for visits during this little circuit.
Have a great day, everyone!
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My husband and I are planning a trip to Ireland in September 2026.
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