Lisbon Weather February Averages, Portugal

What's The Weather Like In Lisbon in February?

February in Lisbon is mild and quite wet, but it's a good option if you want to escape the UK winter. You'll be able to experience the city in a more authentic way, seeing it as the locals do

Is Lisbon Cold In February?

The average temperature is 12ºC with lows of 9ºC and highs of 16ºC.

Sunshine Hours In Lisbon In February

Lisbon has an average of seven hours of sunshine a day.

Does It Rain In Lisbon In February?

The average monthly rainfall measures around 85mm spread over about 15 days

How Windy Is Lisbon In February?

Winds blow much stronger than in January and average around 16km per hour, which is a moderate breeze.

How Cold Is The Sea In Lisbon In February?
The average sea temperature is around 15°C, too cold in most cases for a dip in the ocean.

Lisbon Hotels for February

Residential Mar e Sol

For a peaceful beach resort try Residential Mar e Sol. Considered by the proprietors as a guest house rather than strictly a hotel, it has been around since 1927. Situated on the most popular beach in Lisbon, next to the village of Costa de Caparica, it's only 20 minutes from the city centre and 30 minutes from the airport.

Inatel Caparica

A few blocks away is Inatel Caparica. A block or so off the beach, there are two pools, a bar and a restaurant. This hotel is situated in a forested area, the hotel has aircon, satellite TV and an outdoor pool. The bedrooms available are modern, clean and spacious. Situated inside the hotel is a restaurant and a bar, the Portuguese dishes you will find here are highly recommended.

International Design Hotel

Downtown you can't get a better location than that offered by International Design Hotel. Situated on the Plaza D. Pedro IV, the main square in the city, you will be only a short walk away from St. George's Castle and other popular sights. If the International Design is not to your liking, have a go at booking Hotel Santa Justa on the Rue de Santa Justa. The wifi and room mini bar are free, which work out as advantages for most guests. 

The Dolce Campo Real Lisbon

There are plenty of family-friendly hotel options in Lisbon. The Dolce Campo Real Lisbon is near Santa Cruz Beach and has a golf course and outdoor pool. It's located near the Adega Mae Winery and Tapada Nacional de Mafra Park.

Penha Longa

Penha Longa has an excellent kids club with lots of activities. Amenities for children include kids menus in all restaurants, a kids program including tennis, golf and horseback riding lessons, a games room with table tennis, mini-golf, snooker and other activities. There is an indoor pool and golf course, too.

The Novotel Lisboa

The Novotel Lisboa is a good option for the budget traveller. The location is near but not right in the city centre, the food is reasonably priced and it has all the amenities you need for a pleasant holiday, including a good-sized pool.

Hotel A.S. Lisboa

Hotel A.S. Lisboa is another good wallet-friendly pick. It has room rates as low as 17 euros per person per night. The location is not bad either it's just outside the central part of Lisbon. The nearby Lisboa Tejo offers rooms for 27 euros per night. Both have rooms even cheaper during the off season, inclduing during the month of February, depending on occupancy. If you need something larger, My Place-Lisbon Lounge Suites offers 2-3 bedroom apartments for as little as £100 per night.

Hotel VIP Inn Berna

The Hotel VIP Inn Berna offers rooms for very reasonable rates and is centrally located near the Campo Pequeno bull fighting ring. Breakfast is not included.

Olissippo Castelo Hotel

The Olissippo Castelo Hotel is located in a very quiet area of Alfama with some of the greatest views of any hotel in the city. It is only a fifteen or twenty-minute walk to the centre of town, but the steep hill makes the climb back to the hotel challenging if you are tired after a long day of sightseeing. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants nearby.

Lisbon Beaches in February

The Praia da Rainha beach

The Praia da Rainha beach is a small but beautiful cove in Cascais. It's only two minutes from the train station, and the promenade runs right along the beach and area. There is no shortage of pubs, restaurants of various types and pricings throughout the area. The beach is a favourite with locals and tourists alike.

Praia Grande Beach

Praia Grande Beach is an ideal beach for surfing. Miles of sandy beach dominate the landscape. There is an international body-building competition held there every year. The surrounding hills are known for fossilised dinosaur footprints. The beach is very family oriented and well-loved by a younger crowd. 

The Praia do Meco Beach

The Praia do Meco Beach is located to the south east of Lisbon city centre. It is a very popular area for nudists given it's location away from the tourist areas. Not easy to get to by metro or public transportation, you will most likely want to rent a car if you are staying in the city and wish to visit.

Bars and Restaurants

The Restaurant 100 Maneiras

Recommended places to eat and drink are aplenty in Lisbon. The Restaurant 100 Maneiras used to be in Cascais but moved downtown several years ago. Cod is the dish the chef is most famous for. The wine list is excellent, too. 

Restaurante 11

Restaurante 11 has very tasty southern Mediterranean cuisine. Located by Edward VII park, the views across the city towards the river are spectacular. The chef has earned a Michelin star for his culinary efforts. You will want to go back after visiting this restaurant. 

The Café Nicole

The Café Nicole, facing the main city square, is famous for its strong black coffee and steaks. Apparently, there has been a café in this same location since the 1700s. Pop in while you're wondering around the city and grab a coffee or romantic meal in the evening.

Hot Clube

For over 60 years the Hot Clube has been one of the world's premier jazz clubs. Located on the Avenue da Liberdade, the ambiance is worth a visit. If you love seeing live music, this is a recommended venue for it. Accompany the musical experience with a refreshing drink.

Solar do Vinho do Porto

Another fabulous bar set in a 18^th century building in Barrio Alto is the Solar do Vinho do Porto. Drinks are reasonably priced and the Portuguese meats and cheese appetizers are excellent. You will enjoy this bar anytime of the day - whether you choose to visit day or night.

Paradise Garage

Clubs such as the Paradise Garage can be found all over Lisbon. The Paradise Garage has live music, a huge dance floor and a DJ on the weekends.

Club Souk

You can also check out Club Souk if you fancy a dance. This club is one of the most popular after hours clubs and after 3AM, when most clubs close, it can be very crowded. 

Docks Club

Another popular club is the Docks Club. Known for its ladies night, the club occupies a huge facility near the riverfront dock area. The Europa club has a very retro feel to it with a casual atmosphere. Parties from the previous night can continue well past the early morning hours and sometimes last until noon the next day. The club can be found in the Cais do Sodre by the waterfront.

Things to do in Lisbon in February

Hieronymites Monastery

The Hieronymites Monastery is a fascinating building that is well worth a visit. Dating from the 16th century, there is an impressive stone exterior featuring many carvings and statues, and the interior has many frescoes, columns and vaulted ceilings.

Praça de Touros do Campo Pequeno

The Praça de Touros do Campo Pequeno is an impressive bullring famed for its orange stone and four towers with huge domes. Although no longer a working bullring, this is a multi event venue that even includes a shopping centre.

Lisboa Card

Tourists in Lisbon should consider purchasing the Lisboa Card. The card gives you free admission to many museums and tourist sites. Transportation using the card is free on the metro, tram and city buses. There are also other discounts offered by various merchants and restaurants.

National Coach Museum

The National Coach Museum is the largest museum of its type in the world and showcases an impressive range of vehicles dating from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. It's open 10am to 6pm daily and closed Wednesdays.

Saint George's castle

Saint George's castle, built by the Moors, is less than an hour's drive outside of Lisbon. This mountain castle is one of the most picturesque in Portugal. If you love history, you will without a doubt enjoy visiting this castle. 

Lisbon Football Stadium

A behind the scenes tour of the Lisbon Football Stadium is a must for die-hard UK football fanatics. You get to see all the VIP, training and changing room areas. Make sure you book in advance to secure your place.