Are there public bathrooms in Portugal?

Are there public bathrooms in Portugal? There are not many public toilets in Lisbon, however, you can go in every cafe or restaurant and ask to use the one there. Some of the owners might ask you to buy something like water or coffee, but this probably won't happen if you are polite.

Is bread free in Portugal?

Couvert. in every restaurant you will be welcomed with bread, olives and other dishes – These are generally not included in the price and can sometimes be ridiculously high priced – This is standard in Portugal if you don't eat them you wont pay for them if in doubt inform first.

Are buses in Portugal free?

Fares are good value: the Lisbon–Porto express route and Faro–Lisbon both cost around €20. Under-4s travel free, under-13s half-price, and there are discounts for under-29s and senior citizens over 65 with relevant identification.

Can I drink Portugal tap water?

It's generally safe and healthy to drink the public tap water across Portugal. Get a water filter such as TAPP 2 to improve the taste and reduce the risk of contaminants. Avoid plastic bottled water in Portugal as most plastic doesn't get properly recycled. Get a high quality reusable water bottle like TAPP.

How do I ask for free water in Portugal?

Here's a helpful hint: At a restaurant, ask for a copo d'água instead of just água and you won't have to pay for water. Yes, it's from the tap, no there's no ice in it, and yes it's free. If it comes in a bottle, send it back and say again: copo d'água.

Do you pay for water in Portugal?

Price of water in Portugal Even if you're just renting, you'll need to get the water contract on your home changed to your name, which also has a cost of ~30€. Apart from this, water bills are usually not too expensive. The regular price for a couple in a two-bedroom is around 20€ to 30€.

Do you tip in Portugal?

Tipping is not mandatory, and you should only do so if you feel comfortable about it and if you want to reward truly exceptional service. Tipping for great service is very much appreciated.

Do I need cash in Portugal?

While Portugal has all the facilities to accept card payments you'd expect from a modern economy, there are going to be many instances when you need cash on your trip. Some places won't take cards if you're spending less than €10 – €20 Euros, while other merchants won't take cards at all.