Lisbon’s oldest cathedral, dating back to the 12th century.

One of Lisbon’s oldest neighborhoods, traditionally associated with the roots of Fado music.

Drive through Alfama, Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, known for its narrow streets, colorful houses and deep historical roots.

Iconic panoramic viewpoint over Alfama.

Romantic terrace with azulejos and river views.

One of Lisbon’s highest viewpoints, offering stunning panoramic views over the city and the Castle. We also visit the nearby historic Graça Church, one of the city’s oldest religious landmarks,

São Vicente de Fora Monastery, one of Lisbon’s most important religious monuments, known for its striking white façade and historical significance.

The National Pantheon, home to the tombs of important Portuguese figures and one of the most iconic domed buildings in Lisbon’s skyline.

Once a historic port district, today it’s one of the city’s coolest and most energetic streets.

One of Lisbon’s most famous food markets and culinary hubs.

Creative industrial complex under the 25th of April Bridge.

Free time to taste the original custard tarts (not included).

UNESCO World Heritage site and masterpiece of Manueline architecture.

Iconic riverside fortress and UNESCO site.

Monument celebrating Portugal’s Age of Discoveries.