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Portugal is a generally safe and tourist-friendly country, but visitors should watch for pickpocketing in busy areas, overcharging in tourist restaurants, and unofficial taxis at transport hubs. Common issues are petty street crime and inflated prices rather than violent threats. Use official ranks, visible menus, and licensed transport to stay safe.
Zaktualizowano wrzesień 2026
Jak to działa: Thieves work in groups around trams, Metro, and busy squares like Lisbon's Baixa, often using distraction, bumps, or a map to cover hands while lifting wallets and phones.
Jak tego uniknąć: Keep bags zipped and in front, phones out of back pockets, and avoid showing valuables in dense crowds.
Jak to działa: Unlicensed drivers approach arriving passengers inside the terminal offering rides at inflated fixed prices, often without a meter or official credentials.
Jak tego uniknąć: Walk to the official taxi rank outside arrivals and insist the meter runs. Use licensed cars only.
Jak to działa: Some restaurants in tourist centers present menus without prices, add unrequested bread, olives, or cheese, and charge a heavy cover at the end of the meal.
Jak tego uniknąć: Check menus have visible prices before ordering and decline dishes you did not order.
Jak to działa: People approach with a petition or offer a bracelet or flower, then demand payment once you touch it or sign, sometimes working as a pickpocket distraction.
Jak tego uniknąć: Do not make eye contact, decline any item handed to you, and walk away firmly.
Jak to działa: Exchange booths near main squares advertise zero commission but apply poor rates with wide spreads, while some add service fees, costing far more than ATMs.
Jak tego uniknąć: Withdraw euros from a bank ATM instead, and decline dynamic currency conversion at the machine.
Jak to działa: People near Metro and tram stops offer to sell tickets or collectively swipe cards at inflated prices, sometimes claiming machines are broken or pass you an invalid card.
Jak tego uniknąć: Buy only from official ticket machines, metro ticket offices, or the official app.
Pomiń ulicznych sprzedawców: zarezerwuj oficjalne bilety i wycieczki z darmowym odwołaniem.
Lisbon Humberto Delgado Airport (LIS)
Uczciwa cena taksówki (oficjalna, w ciągu dnia): 15 € - 20 €. Use the official taxi rank outside arrivals. Confirm the meter runs. Fares vary with traffic; agree no fixed price with unlicensed drivers who approach you inside the terminal.
Najlepsza alternatywa: Aerobus (Line 1) or Metro (red line to Alameda, then change) (4 €, około 25 min)
Napiwki: Around 5 to 10 percent is appreciated in restaurants, rounding up the bill. Not expected in taxis, though rounding up is common. Optional for tours.
Opłaty za nakrycie i serwis: No automatic cover charge in most restaurants. Service is normally included in the bill. Watch for tourist-area menus without prices and items added without asking.
Use ATMs attached to banks. Always choose to be charged in euros and decline dynamic currency conversion. Independent street ATMs often charge higher fees. Notify your bank before travel.
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