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Bonjour mes amis! Lisbon in springtime? Magnifique! You, six intrepid adventurers, ready for a whirlwind romance with Portugal's captivating capital? As your guide, I promise a journey brimming with history, delicious food, and enough mystery to keep your adventurous spirits buzzing. We’re talking last-minute Lisbon, folks – expect the unexpected!

The weather in spring? Think sunshine, gentle breezes, and temperatures hovering around a delightful 15-20°C. Perfect for strolling cobblestone streets and discovering hidden gems. Prepare for vibrant colours, the scent of orange blossoms filling the air, and the lively sounds of Fado music drifting from hidden Tascas.

Our culinary adventure begins with casual dining. Think petiscos – small plates bursting with flavour, perfect for sharing. Expect to pay around €15-€25 per person for a satisfying meal at a traditional Tasca. For a more upscale experience, we'll indulge in fine dining at a restaurant featuring modern Portuguese cuisine, expect to spend €50-€75 per person. Let's not forget the Pasteis de Nata – those heavenly custard tarts! A must-try, and a mere €1-€2 each.

Transportation? Lisbon boasts an excellent public transport system. The metro and trams are efficient and affordable. A day pass for the metro costs around €6 per person. Trams offer a more charming – if slower – option. Consider using Uber or taxis for convenience, especially at night. Expect to spend approximately €10-€15 per day per couple on transport.

Lisbon’s architecture is a delightful mix of Moorish, Manueline, and Pombaline styles. Expect stunning viewpoints from hills overlooking terracotta-roofed buildings, and charming narrow streets. The people of Lisbon are friendly and welcoming, often engaging tourists in conversation, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. You might even hear locals chatting about their beloved Benfica or Sporting CP football teams!

Local traditions? Experience the lively atmosphere of a Fado performance (€20-€30 per person), a soulful genre of Portuguese music. Notice the ubiquitous presence of Azulejos (hand-painted ceramic tiles) adorning buildings, telling stories through their intricate designs. Keep an eye out for the local street art, which adds a vibrant layer to Lisbon's cultural landscape.

Popular pets? You'll see plenty of charming dogs enjoying the city’s parks and streets, often well-behaved companions to their owners. The ubiquitous orange trees, laden with fruit, add a splash of colour to Lisbon’s streets. And, of course, the ever-present aroma of fresh seafood wafting from restaurants near the waterfront.

Total estimated cost for the trip (3 couples, 6 people) for a 5-day/4-night stay:

Flights (estimate): €1000-€1500 (depending on origin and booking time)

Accommodation (Airbnb or mid-range hotel, 3 rooms): €1500

Food (casual & fine dining): €1200

Activities & transport: €600

Total estimated cost: €4300 - €5800 (This can vary significantly based on your choices!)

So, there you have it! A whirlwind trip to Lisbon, filled with mystery, history, incredible food, and unforgettable experiences. Remember, this is a last-minute adventure – embrace the spontaneity, and prepare to be surprised! Boa viagem!