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Our Tour

Road to Alfama

The steep streets of Alfama, one of the oldest areas of Lisbon, are lined with shops selling traditional handicrafts and coffee. From the terrace of the Miradouro da Graça you can admire the view of the city up to the Tagus river.
Duration 1h (The tour includes stops in Miradouros)

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Alfama
Picturesque labyrinth of alleys and small squares, it is the only neighborhood together with Mouraria to have survived the devastating earthquake of 1755, maintaining its authenticity.

Miradouro Portas do sol
It is the best place to admire the Alfama district.

Panteão Nacional
Also known as igreja de Santa Engracia, mausoleum of Portuguese historical figures.

Miradouro Nossa Senhora do Monte
Highest point in Lisbon where you can admire all the splendor of the city.

Catedral da Sè
It is the oldest church in Lisbon. Built by the Arabs, it became a cathedral after the Christian reconquest in 1147.

Praça D.Pedro IV
Better known as Rossio, located in Baixa Chiado.

Praça do Comèrcio
Lisbon's main square, located on the banks of the Tagus River.

Elevador de Santa Justa
Built in the early 1900s by Gustavo Eiffel, Miradouro of Baxa-Chiado.

Praça da Figueira
After the earthquake of 1755 Praça da Figueira became the main market of the city.

Igreja Sao Vicente
Church of the patron saint of Lisbon São Vicente,

Mouraria
Also called "The Cradle of Fado" the Mouraria district is one of the most traditional in Lisbon.

Charming Tour

Turning between Bairro Alto and Baixa we will get to know the artists' district: Chiado.
It is where the country's intellectuals met, including Fernando Pessoa.

Duration 1h (The tour includes stops in Miradouros)

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Igreja do Carmo
It is the skeleton of what was once the most impressive Gothic church in Lisbon.

Largo do Carmo
Place where the military and popular revolution against the dictatorship begins on April 25th.

Praça Luis Camões
Square of one of the most important writers of Portuguese history.

Elevador da Bica
From 1892 to today, it rises and falls for 70 meters from Cais do Sodre to Bairro Alto.

Largo do Chiado
"To see the world, there are only two peaks: the Himalayas and the Chiado". Cit. Junqueiro War.

Basilica da Estrela
It is the result of a promise of Queen D. Maria I, who wanted a son.

Parlamento
It was the ancient Benedictine monastery where in 1834 the government established the seat of Parliament.

Marques de Pombal
He who took the reins of the reconstruction of the city after the earthquake.

Praça dos Restauradores
Located in Baixa, it contains an obelisk commemorating the liberation of the country in 1640 after 60 years of Spanish rule,

Estação Ferroviária do Rossio
Built in Manueline style, it is one of the most fascinating monuments in the city.

Miradouro São Pedro de Alcântara
Probably the most romantic of the Miradouros, overlooking the Baixa, offering a splendid view of the castle and the Tejo river.

Pink Street
Pink Street is the heart of the Lisboeta nightlife, inserted among the 12 most beautiful streets in Europe by the New York Times,

Praça D.Pedro IV
Better known as Rossio, located in Baixa Chiado.

Elevador Santa Justa
Built in the early 1900s by Gustavo Eiffel, Miradouro of Baxa-Chiado.

Drive to Belem

Belém has long been associated with sailors and the first Portuguese explorers. Many of the neighborhood's historical monuments commemorate this glorious past which were subsidized by the great wealth that came to Portugal from the colonies.
Duration 1h

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Torre de Sào Vicente
Was built in 1520 by King D.Manuel I.

Mostiero Dos Jerònimos
Built together with the Torre de Belém, both in the Manueline style.

Padràos Dos Descobrimentos
Depicts some of the most important figures in Portuguese history.

Ponte 25 de Abril
O Antônio Salazar bridge until the fall of the fascist dictatorship on April 25th 1974.

LX Factory
Immersed in street art and brick-style alternative venues, is one of Lisbon's main attractions,

Palacio Nacional de Ajuda
Built in 1795 was the royal house for several generations, until it became a museum in 1968.

Pasteis de Belem
Is the oldest pastry shop, where the recipe is still unattended secretly,

Route 28

Starting from Praça Martim Moniz until arriving at Campo de Ourique, passing through Graça and Portas do Sol, we will retrace the journey, on the tracks of the historic 1930s tram.
Duration 2h

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Tram number 28 in Lisbon connects Matrim Moniz to Campo Ourique and crosses the famous tourist districts of Graca, Alfama, Baixa and Estrela. For visitors, this is the classic Lisbon sightseeing tour aboard a picturesque yellow tram that strides and clatters through the narrow streets of the city. Lisbon are still an integral part of the public transport network. These historic trams are still used because the line 28 is not suitable for modern trams due to the many tight curves and steep climbs and descents.
A ride along the 28 tram route is one of the best tours of the capital and many consider it one of the main attractions of a vacation in Lisbon. This article illustrates the route of the tram number 28 and includes rates, tips for tourists and the list of the most famous places of interest that you will encounter along the way.

Street Art

Artists from all over the world have left their mark, making Lisbon an open-air canvas.

Duration 2h

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Artist Slide Photo:
1) Bordalo ll
2-3) Aspen
4) Andrè
5) Obey / Vhils
6) Obey
7) Respect
8) Bordalo ll
9) Mena
10) Vhils
11) Bordalo ll12
13) Aspen
14-15) Unknow

Lisboa Card

The Lisboa Card is the official tourist pass for those visiting Lisbon, ideal if you want to get the most out of your stay in the Portuguese capital. The Lisbon Card will save you time and money, making your stay in the city more convenient and memorable!

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