Praça Luis de Camoes
Take a walk through the most important square in Chiado, one of Lisbon's lively and historic areas, always alive.
Church Nossa Senhora do Loreto
Visit the charming chapel that Italian merchants dedicated to Our Lady of Loreto in the sixteenth century
Church of Saint Roch
Step into the first Jesuit church in the Portuguese empire. A true baroque treasure of the 17th century that must not be missed
Rua Nova da Trinidade
Come and admire the wonderful restaurant with tiles, frescoes and arches, rebuilt from an old monastery.
Elevador de Santa Justa
Visit the lift, a wonderful engineering work from 1902, now an excellent panoramic point overlooking the Baixa Pombalina district, Alfama hill, and Sao Jorge Castle
Largo do Carmo
Take a minute to relax under the shade of the trees and enjoy one of the most charming squares in Lisbon
Carmo Archaeological Museum
Discover, with your skip the line ticket, the ruins of the gothic temple destroyed in the earthquake that hit Lisbon in 1755.
Estaçãp Do Rossio
Discover the beautiful train station in Neo-Manueline style
Ginjinha Tasting
Taste the Ginjinha, the most typical Portuguese liquor in one of the most traditional places of the city
Igreja de São Domingos
Learn about the history of the Lisbon's church, now a National Monument, and the square where tragic events occurred for the city
Casa do Alentejo
Admire the historic neo-Moorish and Art Nouveau palace built in the last quarter of the 17th century, which nowadays is one of the most distinctive restaurants in the city
Rua Augusta
Walk along the elegant Rua Augusta, and get impressed by the imposing monumental arch that leads to Comercio Square
Praça so 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.
Praça Dom Pedro
Visit the famous square dedicated to the first emperor of Brazil and the Portuguese constitutional king.
