Lisbon’s 180-Kilometer Christmas Lights Dazzle Crowds for the Holidays
Christmas Lights Already Shine in Lisbon: Over 180 Kilometers of Lighting This Year
The Christmas lights were turned on in Lisbon on Saturday. Watching the moment is a tradition for many families, but some couldn't make it on time because traffic was congested and public transport was crowded.
2025-11-23T18:00:47.829000+00:00
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Lisbon’s Christmas tree lights have officially switched on, brightening the city for the festive season. This year, 180 kilometres of energy-saving LED displays illuminate 46 locations across the capital. The annual event attracts crowds, with the giant Christmas tree in Praça do Comércio remaining a major draw for visitors and locals alike.
The holiday lighting was turned on during a ceremony on Saturday. Hundreds gathered to watch the giant Christmas tree in Praça do Comércio glow for the first time this year. The tradition of lighting the Christmas tree in this historic square continues to be one of the city’s most popular festive events.
Lisbon’s Christmas lights will remain on throughout the holiday season. The use of LED technology ensures lower energy use compared to traditional bulbs. With the same budget as last year, the city has maintained its festive atmosphere while prioritising sustainability.
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