Meet with your tour guide at Rossio Square, the liveliest square in the city (or a hotel, if it is located in the center of Lisbon). 

Take the tram along the Tagus River on the way to Belém (7km), leaving the centre of Lisbon, and learn about the Portuguese Empire and its discoveries, which was once the largest and most influential in the world.

Pay a visit to the Monument that honours the soldiers that died during Portugal’s Colonial War in Africa.

Explore The Tower of Belém, a symbol of Lisbon, a masterpiece of the 16th-century Manueline style. 

Find out about the Exhibition of the Portuguese world and the Monument of the Discoveries. It pays tribute to its instigator, Henry the Navigator.

Walk through the gardens and fountains near the Cultural Centre of Belém.

Revel in the beauty of the church of the Hieronymites Monastery, an architectural work of art, together with the Belém Tower; it is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.