I know early March is not the ideal time to visit most places in Europe but that's when we have some time off so we want to make it work. This will be our second trip to Portugal though it's been several years and we were only there for a very short time. We went to Lisbon, saw the main attractions and took a side trip to Bemel. We are open to exploring Lisbon more.
We live in Florida so we don't feel bad that beaches won't be a part of our itinerary and honestly, we aren't beach people. We land in Lisbon late on March 6th and will fly back out on March 12th so not a lot of time. FYI, we do not need to fly back out of Lisbon, we just need to get back to London via any airport that makes sense with an itinerary.
We are big foodies and prefer to eat like locals. We like history, visiting small towns/villages, walking tours and LOVE exploring markets. We are NOT into art museums, hiking, or outdoor adventures.
>>>Now that you have some insight, I would love a Portugal enthusiast to tell me what I must see/where I should go in the short time we have there which is basically six full days.<<<