Lisbon, Portugal's capital city, has so much to offer for families. This itinerary is for those days when you want to take it slow and give your kids the opportunity to roam freely. To start your day, head to Belém, the most southwest neighborhood in Lisbon, and spend some time strolling through Jardim de Belém (Belem Garden). Your kids will want to stop at Jardim Vasco da Gama, a charming little playground at the northern edge of the park. Once they've burned of some energy, continue your walk to Praca do Imperio Garden, another nice garden next to Belem Garden. Then head to the water, where you will find the photogenic Padrao dos Descobrimentos (Monument to the Discoveries). From there, walk along the water towards Torre de Belém (Belem Tower), the iconic tower in the Tangus River. It's a short, stroller-friendly walk until you reach Jardim de Torre de Belém (Garden of Belem Tower). The garden is a great spot for a picnic. Let your kids run around  while you appreciate the beautiful views of Belem Tower and the Tangus River. My littlest nugget especially enjoyed splashing around in the water that separates Belem Tower from Belem Garden.