A day dedicated completely to Lisbon, a city that was devastated by the 1755 earthquake, the largest ever recorded in Europe, which is why it was necessary to design a new city with the first anti-seismic buildings, made up of a set of straight and perpendicular streets, organized in around an axis starting from the central part of Rua Augusta. The streets were named after different artists and artisans from that time.

"Baixa de Lisboa" is also known for its monuments and buildings, which represent a new social order that values commerce and the financial class. During their construction, to test the resistance of these buildings to a new earthquake, troops were used marching inside buildings.

In Belém, the region that embodies the great Portuguese discoveries with several monuments classified by UNESCO as Cultural Heritage of Humanity, such as the Jerónimos Monastery and the Belém Tower, with Manueline style in an urban setting unique in the world and also, more monuments Modern buildings, such as the Padrão dos Descobrimentos and Praça do Império, complete the feeling of grandeur of the times of the Great Portuguese Empire. Walk through the elements that tell the story.

All this in a pleasant place next to the Tagus River with green spaces and a unique atmosphere with marinas and sailing clubs and even a cycle path where the fresh sea air competes with the beauty of the view. You won't want to miss Pastéis de Belém, this secret and magical recipe that leaves us wanting more.