Build an unforgettable bond with the evening view of Lisbon. Start your adventure from Restauradores Square dedicated to Portugal's freedom from Spain in 1640.
Stroll along Gates Sant Antão street where the old Sant Antão gates once protected the city. Enjoy Casa Alentejo, once a castle, and now an exquisite restaurant.
Discover the multicultural charm of Mouraria district. Take a shot of Portuguese traditional ginjinha sour cherry liqueur going to the background Fado. Wind through the city to Miradouro Chao do Loureiro - one of the best viewpoints there. Get the panoramic view of the city from the 25th of April Bridge (Ponte 25 de Abril) across the Tagus River to the commanding São Jorge castle (Castelo de São Jorge).Head to the oldest Lisbon quarter, Alafama. Walk its cobblestone streets and immerse into the Moorish history. When the night comes, set-off to an amazing restaurant and try some of the best traditional food.
Enjoy your meal along with listening to charming music and experience the unique Fado.
The tour finishes here but you will have an opportunity to continue your exploring of the city on your own. Otherwise, you may ask your guide the directions to your hotel.Start your adventure from the square dedicated to a Portuguese army leader from 1147.Stroll along Mouraria streets and get the taste of traditional Lisbon sour cherry liquor.Head up to one of the best viewpoints of the city and get the panoramic view of Lisbon. Enjoy watching the sun hiding in the distance.Gaze and the endless stream of cars crossing the bridge which takes the 20th position on the list of the longest bridges in the world.Panoramic views of Lisbon from a gothic cathedral with peacocks walking along its paths.Visiting this lookout is also an excuse to enjoy Lisbon's most genuine traits with a fantastic view of the Alfama district's eastern front and the Tejo River.Explore the vibrant streets of Lisbon's oldest district. Your guide will take you to the neighborhoods where there was the biggest Jewish community of Lisbon and even the whole of Europe: Chiado, Baixa, and Alfama.
