Lisbon's Cathedral
A visit to the ancient cathedral of Lisbon. See the history in its walls and the marks of the changes caused by catastrophe
Portas do sol (viewpoint)
This is the Lisbon postcard moment! see the picturesque view over alfama and the riverside from the best vantage point you could possibly get to!
Miradouro da senhora do monte
Get to see the complete 180º panorama that every local call the best view of Lisbon. Learn about each district and get a taste for the areas that you can visit while in Lisbon!
Graça and São Vicente
Discover the distinct allure of Graça, an often overlooked gem in Lisbon's old town. While Alfama may claim fame, Graça unveils its own charms, boasting a noble past and a character all its own. Delve into its rich history and uncover the elegance that defines this historic district.
Alfama
Experience the true essence of Lisbon with a visit to this essential stop! Discover the birthplace of Lisbon and its last bastion of authenticity in this cosmopolitan city. Don't miss the chance to savor the traditional "ginja" alongside your guide for an authentic taste of local culture.
Praça do comércio
At Praça do Comércio, immerse yourself in history where the royal family once resided and where adventurous sailors once landed, seeking fortune from their voyages. However, this grand square also witnessed tragedy when disaster struck, marking a poignant chapter in its storied past.
Time out Market
In the hearth of the bohemian Lisbon see where people come to find the best gastronomy of the city
Pastéis de Belém
Indulge in the finest custard tart pastry at the iconic original bakery, where the closely-guarded family secret remains intact, ensuring an unparalleled taste experience.
Jeronimos Monastery
Witness the best of the Manueline architecture and stay in awe at this massive monastery that was able to withstand the might of several natural disasters in its history. See inside one of the most magnificent churches of Lisbon where Vasco de Gama found its burial tomb
Belém Tower
Perched proudly at the edge of the Tagus River, Belém Tower stands as a symbol of Portugal's maritime prowess and golden age of exploration. With its elegant Manueline architecture adorned with intricate carvings, this UNESCO World Heritage site enchants visitors with its blend of strength and beauty. Once a formidable fortress guarding Lisbon's harbor, today it invites travelers to explore its storied chambers and climb its battlements for breathtaking views of the river and beyond. Imbued with centuries of history and intrigue, Belém Tower remains a timeless emblem of Portugal's maritime heritage.
Navigators Monument
Discover the Monument to the Navigators in Belém, where the epic saga of the Portuguese empire comes to life through an extraordinary collection of sculptures. Each figure represents a key character in this captivating tale, immortalized in a unique ship-shaped monument that pays homage to Portugal's rich maritime history.
Basilica da Estrela, Praca da Estrela
The Basilica da Estrela, with its striking dome towering over Lisbon's skyline, is a masterpiece of Baroque architecture. Adorned with intricate marble and gilded details, this splendid church captivates visitors with its grandeur and beauty.
Carmo Square
At Carmo Square, witness history etched in stone as the ruins of the Carmo Convent stand as poignant reminders of the devastating 1755 earthquake. Beside these ancient remnants, you'll find the headquarters of GNR where we delve into the stirring narrative of the Portuguese revolution, a courageous journey towards freedom and democracy that unfolded in this very location.
