Lisbon Packing List: Shoes & Small Bags for Hills and Trams

Recommended packing

• Broken-in shoes with good gripFootwearFor paving and hills; take wet surfaces slowly.
• Blister pads and spare socksHealth & medicineA compact extra for long walks; choose products you already know.
• A lightweight wind-resistant layerClothingFor the waterfront and viewpoints; adjust to the seasonal forecast.
• A small zipped bagOtherKeep belongings together and within sight in crowded vehicles.
• Sunscreen and a hatToiletriesFor sunny walking days.
• A water bottleComfortPair it with regular, unhurried breaks.
• ID and booking copiesDocumentsCheck the passport, entry documents and reservations required for your nationality and itinerary.
• Clothes and underwearClothingAdjust the amount to the trip length and laundry plans.
• Phone and chargerElectronicsSave accommodation and transport details for offline access.
• ToiletriesToiletriesBring your usual products in suitable quantities; check cabin-liquid restrictions.
• Payment options and a little cashMoneyKeep a backup payment method separate from your main wallet.
• Compatible plug adapterElectronicsCheck the socket type and your device input voltage. A plug adapter does not convert voltage.
• Usual medication and prescription detailsHealth & medicineIf needed, check the destination’s import requirements with an official source before departure.
• Emergency contact copyDocumentsKeep accommodation, travel companion and insurance-assistance contacts, if insured, accessible even without your phone.
• Sleepwear or indoor clothesClothingCheck whether your accommodation supplies these before packing. Choose for indoor heating or air conditioning as well as outdoor weather.
• Power bank if neededElectronicsUseful on long days using maps and bookings. Check your airline’s current carriage and capacity rules; omit it if unnecessary.
• Usual cleansing and skin-care productsToiletriesDecant only what you need for the stay. Check cabin-liquid rules and accommodation amenities; avoid multiple products for the same purpose.
• Small towel or handkerchiefToiletriesFor handwashing or sweat while travelling. Skip bulky towels if supplied and reuse activity towels for beaches or bathing where appropriate.
• Spare glasses or contact-lens supplies, if neededHealth & medicineOnly if you use vision correction: bring familiar spares and care supplies so you can still travel if one is lost.
• Bag for used clothingOtherSeparate worn clothes from clean ones. Do not keep wet items sealed for long; check where you can dry them at your accommodation.
• Tissues and wipes if neededToiletriesA small pack can help during meals and transit. Choose products you tolerate and dispose of them according to local or venue guidance.
• Small bag for carrying out rubbishOtherUseful when no bin is available during walks or nature visits. Keep your rubbish together temporarily and dispose of it appropriately.