A Ginjinha
Visit the tiny and picturesque bar A Ginjinha, where you will taste the typical cherry liquor: the ginja.
Church of Saint Dominic
Listen to the stories of the damned church of Lisbon and the square where tragic events occurred for the city
Moorish Quarter
Visit one of the most beautiful districts of Lisbon, and yet, one of the least touristic. Cradle of the nostalgic Fado, learn the stories of its origin and its relationship with the Arab world.
Caracol da Graça
Discover this incredible corner lost in the heart of Mouraria: a fascinating staircase full of graffiti, which snakes through the interior of the neighborhood. Make the descent by this staircase totally dedicated to street art in the historic neighborhood.
Igreja & Convento da Graca
Enter and admire the architectural complex formed by the church and convent of Our Lady of Graça, one of the oldest convents in Lisbon. Founded during the thirteenth century on the top of a hill, it has an incredible viewpoint.
Miradouro da Graça
Time for a coffee break in one of the best miradouros in Lisbon. Contemplate from above the imposing views of the city.
Igreja de São Vicente de Fora
Visit this beautiful church and monastery, dedicated to San Vicente, proclaimed patron saint of the city in 1173. Don't miss its incredible 18th century tiles. Tuesdays and Saturdays go to Feira da Ladra, one of the most local flea market of Lisbon
Alfama
Admire the old Arabic/Medieval quarter, one of the most authentic and oldest quarters of Lisbon.
Miradouro de Santo Estevao
Enjoy one of the most beautiful viewpoints of the city. You can have a rest, admiring the city.
Casa dos Bicos - Museu de Lisboa
Discover the amazing palace belonged to the first governor of the Indies. Now it has hosted the foundation dedicated to the only Portuguese writer Nobel Prize, José Saramago.
Church Nossa Senhora da Conceição
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.
Praça do Comércio
Behold the majestic entrance to the city, with its Masonic symbolism, the view of the Tejo River, and the ‘Cais das Colunas,’ the old footbridge for kings and presidents.
