This place that connects Avenida da Liberdade with the Baixa of the city and is full of history, as it commemorates the liberation of Portugal from Spanish rule in the 17th century.

One of the most iconic viewpoints in the Portuguese capital. Surely you remember seeing an image of Lisbon taken from this point!

One of the liveliest corners of Lisbon, also known as Praça Dom Pedro IV. Around it we will discover several places of interest such as the Doña María II Theater.

We will delve into the history of this temple, a survivor of several catastrophes and whose interior surprises those who dare to visit it.

We will discover the curiosities of this metal structure that makes life much easier for Lisbon residents and visitors when climbing large slopes.

A clear exponent of the consequences of the Great Earthquake of 1755, whose ruins surprise its visitors.

We will learn about the extensive history of what is the oldest church in the city, while we observe the details of its structure.

This triumphal arch is, without a doubt, a great example of the city's resurgence from the catastrophes it suffered and whose details and beauty draw the admiration of everyone who visits it.

Considered the meeting point for all the city's residents, it is one of the most important squares for Lisbon residents.

In this old dock we can complete our visit by taking a photo next to the bank of the Tagus River.