This beautiful monastery is in Belém, the most western neighbourbood of Lisbon, and is home to where our famous navigators, such as Vasco da Gama set off in search of new lands. Here, we will visit the monastery from the outside and also go and taste the famous Belém custard tarts!

Another area in Belém is this famous Tower built in the 16th century, which was originally used as a defence fort against enemy invasions.

The Padrão dos Descubrimentos or the Discovery Monument symbolizes the location where the portuguese explorers set off from and has the statues of the most significant people related to our explorations.

The Cristo Rei or Jesus statue is another symbol of the city. To get there we will cross the Tejo river along the 25 of April Bridge. By the statue you can enjoy a fantastic view overlooking the entire city of Lisbon

The city centre of Lisbon is know as the "Baixa". Here we can explore the centre and discover the stories where each square has a tale to be told.

Up on one of the many hills in Lisbon, Chiado is another fancy area, with beautiful boutiques and some classic cafés.

Here we will pass through the oldest neighbourhood in Lisbon, known as Alfama, which is also where the traditional Fado music was born. We will make some short stops at some beautiful view points.