Pass under Lisbon’s most iconic suspension bridge, often compared to San Francisco’s Golden Gate. Enjoy stunning views of the red structure stretching across the Tagus River.

Admire the modern curves of the Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology (MAAT) beside the historic Central Tejo power station — a striking blend of Lisbon’s past and future.

Sail past this grand monument honoring Portugal’s Age of Discovery. Its sculpted figures of explorers stand proudly over the riverfront of Belém.

See Lisbon’s famous 16th-century fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that once guarded the city’s harbor and welcomed explorers returning from sea voyages.

Spot the impressive Christ the King statue rising above Almada, inspired by Rio’s Christ the Redeemer. It offers breathtaking views across the Tagus River to Lisbon.

Glide past Lisbon’s grandest square, bordered by yellow arcaded buildings and opening toward the Tagus River — once the city’s royal entryway from the sea.