Luis de Camoes square
Admire the square dedicated to Luis De Camoes, the father of the Portuguese language and the cultural center of Lisbon of the twentieth century.
Manteigaria
Try the typical ‘pastel de nata’ and the best coffee, in one of the most traditional cafes in Lisbon.
Church of Sao Roque
Visit one of the most beautiful and important churches in Lisbon. It is the religious temple of the Brotherhood of Misericordia. A church full of precious works of wood and gold, symbol of the power of this religious brotherhood.
Cervejaria Trindade
Admire the oldest brewery in Lisbon and the palace that housed the brewery, famous for its azulejos with masonic symbology.
Largo of Carmo
Walk through this important place for the ancient history of the city (Convento do Carmo) and for contemporary history (symbol of the Carnation Revolution).
Ex Convent of Carmo
Discover with your skip the line ticket, this gothic temple in ruins due to the 1755 earthquake
Santa Justa elevator
Take a look at this important engineering work of Lisbon on the early 1900s. It is an excellent panoramic point overlooking the district of Baixa Pombalina and the hill of Alfama and the Castle of Sao Jorge.
Augusta Street
Walk along the elegant Rua Garrett and finish in the Baixa Pombalina. Stroll on the Rua Augusta until the majestic monumental arch.
Praça do Comércio
Visit the elegant entrance gate to the city, rebuilt after the devastating earthquake of 1755 and designed with masonic symbols. See the Cais das Colunas, whose marble walkway served to welcome kings, queens and presidents.
Church Nossa Senhora da Conceição Velha
Visit the curious church that survived the earthquake, with its beautiful facade in the "Manuelino" style (Portuguese baroque). Discover its fascinating history related to women.
Casa dos Bicos
Discover the amazing palace that belonged to the first governor of the Indies. Now it hosts the foundation dedicated to the only Portuguese writer who won the Nobel Prize, Josè Saramago.
Lisbon Cathedral
Discover the church obtained from a former mosque. The facade is Romanesque but inside there is also the Gothic and neo-Gothic style.
Miradouro de Santo Estevao
Enjoy one of the most beautiful viewpoints, while you taste the typical Ginja liquor, made by the ladies of Alfama.
Alfama
Stroll on this amazing old quarter while still tasting the Ginja liquor.
Fado Museum
Learn about the history of the typical music of Portugal: Fado.
