Restorers Square is a public square in the city of Lisbon, Portugal. It is located at the southeast end of Avenida da Liberdade. We will visit a venue that sells one of the best Custart tarts in the city, so you can taste the magic.

The Rossio is the popular name of the King Pedro IV Square in the city of Lisbon. We will pass by and admire all it's beauty and life.

This venue is a Portuguese theater with a seating capacity of 948 people located downtown. We will pass by.

Baixa is Lisbon’s historic heart and commercial center. Built after the 1755 earthquake, surrounds Commerce and Rossio squares. We will pass by while history and some secrets about it will be revealed.

The Cathedral of Saint Mary Major, often called Lisbon Cathedral or simply the "Sé", is a Roman Catholic cathedral. We will pass by and admire from the outside.

This place has a viewpoint, which is essentially one huge balcony above the ancient Alfama neighborhood. We will get the best pictures and learn about this place.

The Church and Monastery of São Vicente de Fora is located in the historic neighborhood of São Vicente (Lisbon). It was built outside the walls, and for this reason the name São Vicente de Fora arises.

The National Pantheon, located in the historic area of ​​Santa Clara, occupies the building originally intended for the church of Santa Engrácia, housing the tombs of great figures in Portuguese history. We will pass by but slow down for a picture of this incredible and massive church.

Next to the Chapel of Senhora do Monte, this privileged balcony overlooking the city offers the most spectacular panoramic view of Lisbon. We will get some great pictures and take some minutes to soak everything our eyes can see.

Praça Martim Moniz is a square in Lisbon named after someone with a very important role in the Portuguese history, becoming one of the most emblematic squares in the capital. We will pass by and enjoy.

One of the most emblematic squares in Lisbon, we will pass by and discover it's history.

Alfama is a very peculiar neighborhood in that it resembles an old village not only in appearance but also because it has a relatively small and close community. We will stop for a walk inside its beautifull narrow streets, and try the famous "Ginjinha".

The biggest and most famous square in Lisbon. Its use is divided between government departments, cultural and promotional activities, hotels, restaurants and cafes. Let's pass by, get a pic and keep going.

Ribeira da Naus, a former shipbuilding yard, is, after major intervention, a public space. Let's pass by and get to know it.

Nestled in the heart of Lisbon's Cais do Sodré district, Pink Street, officially known as Rua Nova do Carvalho, has undergone a dramatic transformation from its notorious past to become one of the city's most vibrant cultural and nightlife hubs

This square is a historical landmark in the city of Lisbon. It is named after the statue of the great poet Luís Vaz de Camões. We will pass by and discover a little bit about it.

We will cross Bairro Alto from South to North and see how quiet it is during the day, since at night it completely transforms into one of the busiest bar and restaurant areas in Lisbon.

Here we are privileged with one of the most complete and beautiful panoramic views of the city of Lisbon, let's get a quick pic and keep going.

Largo do Carmo is currently a calm and peaceful place but its history evokes other, more hectic moments in the history of Portugal. Probably one of the most important squares in the country! We will tell you all about it.

Let's go back to were we started and finish our adventure.