Explore the historic centre of Lisbon, where history and urban life meet. Visit the iconic Terreiro do Paço (Place of Commerce) with its open view of the Tejo River, and admire the Elevator de Santa Justa, an iconic work inspired by Gustave Eiffel's engineering. Walk through the lively streets of the Baixa de Lisboa, known for its Pombalina architecture, elegant squares, traditional cafes and vibrant atmosphere, which reflect the essence of the city. An ideal tour to get to know the main historical points and feel the true Lisbon environment, with comfort and local explanations. ✔ Historic centre of Lisbon ✔ Terreiro do Paço / Trade Square ✔ Elevator Santa Justa ✔ Low Pombalina ✔ Cultural and urban experience

Discover the imposing Lisbon See, a major symbol of the history and identity of the Portuguese capital. Built in the 12th century, this Romanesque-style cathedral has been through centuries of history, earthquakes and transformations, remaining one of Lisbon’s most iconic monuments. Situated in the heart of the historic centre, between Alfama and Baixa, the Sé delights with its robust arches, imposing rosacea and solemn atmosphere, offering a unique trip to the medieval past of the city. An essential stop for those who visit Lisbon and want to understand its historical and cultural origins.

Located in the heart of Alfama, the Miradouro de Santa Luzia offers one of Lisbon’s most iconic views, with the Tejo River as the backdrop and the red roofs of the historic neighborhood to lose sight of. Engaged in a romantic and quiet atmosphere, it stands out for traditional tiled panels, the pergolado covered with buganvillas and the proximity to the Lisbon See, making it a perfect place for photos and moments of contemplation. An unforgettable stop to appreciate the unique light of Lisbon and feel the soul of the city.

Situated in the Graça neighborhood, the Miradouro de Nossa Senhora do Monte offers one of Lisbon’s most impressive panoramic views, spanning the Castillo de San Jorge, the Tejo River and much of the city’s hills. Known for its quiet and authentic environment, this viewpoint is ideal for enjoying sunsets and feeling the unique light of Lisbon, away from the crowds, at one of the highest points in the capital. A must stop for those who want to know Lisbon from above and keep an unforgettable memory.

Feira da Ladra is the oldest and most iconic street market in Lisbon, held in the neighborhoods of Alfama and São Vicente. A vibrant place where history, tradition and curiosity meet. Here you can discover antiques, vintage objects, crafts, vinyl discs, old books and unique pieces, while living the genuine atmosphere of the city and the direct contact with the Lisboetas. More than a market, it’s an outdoor cultural experience, perfect for those who want to feel Lisbon authentic and out of conventional itineraries.

Located in São Vicente, the National Pantheon is one of Lisbon's most imposing monuments. Ancient Church of Santa Engracia, stands out for its Baroque architecture and the majestic white dome that dominates the city's landscape. In its interior reside prominent figures of Portuguese history and culture, making this space a place of memory, respect and national identity. From the terrace, enjoy a panoramic view over the River Tejo and Alfama, one of the most beautiful of Lisbon. An essential visit for those who want to know the history of Portugal in one of the most iconic points of the capital.

Situated by the Tejo River in the heart of Alfama, Casa dos Bicos is one of Lisbon’s most unique and iconic buildings. Built in the 16th century, it stands out for its unique stone façade, composed of thousands of relieved “nozzles” inspired by Italian architecture. Currently, it hosts the José Saramago Foundation, combining history, literature and culture in a space of great symbolic value. Casa dos Bicos represents the encounter between ancient and contemporary Lisbon, being an essential stop for those who appreciate Portuguese architecture, history and culture.

Walk through the narrow, winding streets of Alfama, the oldest neighborhood in Lisbon, where history, tradition and local life intersect at every corner. Between colorful houses, traditional tiles, staircases, hidden courtyards and unexpected viewpoints, feel the true Lisbon spirit, marked by Fado, popular traditions and the everyday of the locals. An engaging and cultural tour, ideal for those who want to know Lisbon closely, quietly and genuinely.

Chiado is one of Lisbon’s most iconic and sophisticated neighborhoods, where tradition crosses with modernity. Known for its historic bookstores, iconic cafes, theatres, churches and classic shops, it is a central point of the city’s cultural and intellectual life. As you stroll through Chiado, discover iconic sites like Café A Brasileira, the National Theatre of São Carlos and the statue of Fernando Pessoa, feeling the unique atmosphere that has always inspired artists, writers and thinkers. A vibrant neighborhood, ideal for those who appreciate culture, history, Shopping and the true Lisbon atmosphere.