One of the most prominent examples in Portugal of the Portuguese Late Gothic Manueline Style of architecture in Lisbon. The King Manuel I order to built this Monastery and Church when arrived safe from India the 1st ship of Vasco da Gama. An impressive monument.

Time to taste the well known Pastéis de Belém, one of the favorite Portuguese sweet with a glass of Oporto wine.

Near Tagus River we visit Belem Tour, an Manuelino's style architecture, which is a military monument created to protect Lisbon from pirate boats.

Visit the monument that celebrates the 500 years of Portuguese discovers.

Free time for lunch at one of the most important gastronomy centers in the City. Presentation of all traditional dishes and tapas, regional specialities and how they are prepared with the fresh products directly from the market. At the end it's up to you what will you choose to eat.

Travelers will be at the highest view of Lisbon, where they can have a look at all the city, the 25th April Bridge, the Christ the King, the Saint George's Castle and an overview of the main neighborhoods in Lisbon.

Visit of the medieval castle declared National Monument in 1910. Inside its gardens we can have an splendid 360º view of the city.

Visit the Lisbon Cathedral.

Check the enigmatic lift builded by a Gustavo Eiffel's student that is used to transport people from downtown to Largo do Carmo.

Overview about the Portuguese history and the Carmo's Convent Ruins, a Convent without ceiling since the 1755 Lisbon earthquake.

Walking through the most important open air shopping center in Lisbon. Passing by the oldest book shop in the World, Livraria Bertrand and visit the Filigrana Museum (Portuguese Jewelry).