Hello Lisbon!
This page contains all the information you will need if you are coming to visit the beautiful and sunny Portuguese capital.
Before travelling
Don't forget to bring a power plug adapter. In Portugal the power sockets are of type F.
The standard voltage is 230 V and the standard frequency is 50 Hz.
You will also need a voltage converter. Be extra careful with certain appliances because of the difference in frequency.
Arriving at the airport
EUROS
Don't forget we use Euros in the European Union. You can withdraw euros in any ATM at the airport. You can check here the conversion rate from US$ to €.
TAXIS
Taxis in arrivals have painful and long queues. You can get one in departures entrance on the top level. Taxis in Lisbon are beige and you still can spot a couple of the old-fashioned taxis, in green and black.
UBER
Uber pick up point is in departures area entrance. Go to the temporary parking in this area to collect your ride. Use the airport's free wifi to connect!
Where we are
Wodify's offices are really close to the airport.
Click the addresses below to see where we are and make us a visit!
Nearby accomodation
Ibis Hotel
1 minute walk from the office
Executive Arts Hotel
5 minute walk from the office
Tryp Oriente Hotel
5 minute walk from the office
Panoramic Apartments
5 minute walk from the office
Tivoli Oriente
10 minute walk from the office
Myriad Hotel
10 minute walk from the office
Other facilities
Holmes Place Gym
5 minute walk from the office
Vasco da Gama Center
8 minute walk from the office
Parque Tejo
15 minute walk from the office
24/7 Pharmacy
5 minute walk from the office
Continente Supermarket
5 minute walk from the office
SuperCor Supermarket
5 minute walk from the office
Transportation
Uber
No need to explain how this works, right?
Cabify
A good alternative to Uber.
Gira Bikes
Lisbon's city bikes, with stations from Parque das Nações until Santos.
Lime
Electric scooters are all around the city. Use them in flat sites of the city to stroll around.
Lisboat
Lisbon's boat hop-on-hop-off, an alternative to see the city.
Metro (Subway)
Closest metro station is Oriente (red line). Check a map for coverage.
Bus (Carris)
To the airport or to the city center, view the schedules in the link.
Train (CP)
Trains from Oriente go to Sintra and Porto in the north of Portugal.
Tuk Tuk
Super expensive but super fun. Please only rent the electric ones! The city says thanks!
Taxi
You can either call or get one in the street, NY style. You can also use Cabify to request a taxi.
Places to visit
