On the first day its time to visit Lisbon, we will start the visit at the part of Lisbon the “Park of Nations” place where in 1998, the city received the world fair that was inspired in the Portuguese golden age, period of the Portuguese maritime expansion. A completely new architecture and functional, the great exemple the Oriente Station work of the Spanish architect Mr. Calatrava. A part of Lisbon that needed urgent rehabilitation, with destroyed factories and a lot of trash, became a new district, with new population mainly of the upper middle class, since the houses there are expensive.

Them we will visit the oldest Lisbon, district, Alfama an ancient Arab Medina, with its narrow streets and alleys,. In Alfama we will feel the Portuguese authenticity, where started to be sung Fado the typical melancholy music, singing about Saudade, this so Portuguese misture of feelings.

Possible visit to Saint George Castle, the best example of the Arabic period in Portugal, not far from there the Lisbon Cathedral ( built in the 12th century ) a great example of the Romanesque architecture. The Saint Anthony’s Church the place where the this Portuguese holy matchmaker was born. Since there is no parking on the Saint George Castle, on this visit the guide will not escort the customer.

"Baixa de Lisboa", the Lisbon most destroyed with the earthquake in 1755 we will try to understand the importance of the Pombaline architecture during the reconstruction of Lisbon in a completely different way, a wider area with many streets and squares predicting another earthquake, using new anti-seismic architecture already at the 18th century. The statesman responsible for the Lisbon reconstruction was Marquis de Pombal, made also the economic and social changes that were needed in such a troubled period.

Uprise the Liberty Avenue we will reach the center of Lisbon, the Marquis de Pombal square, next by the Eduardo VII Park. The park will revive us the memory about the different treaties between Portugal and England and how importance of this relationship in Brazil.

Lisbon is known as the city of the seven hills, proof of this will be the other hill the Bairro Alto, along with Chiado. Bairro Alto is the most bohemian district of Lisbon with numerous restaurants and bars, while in Chiado the culture prevails, since it is the district of Lisbon with more theaters as well as the oldest bookstores of the modern world.

In Belem the region that personifies the epic of the Portuguese Discoveries with several monuments classified Cultural Patrimony of the Humanity by Unesco such as the Jerónimos Monastery and Torre de Belém of the Manueline style in an urban set unique in the world and also, more modern the Monument of the Discoveries and the Imperio square complete the sense of grandeur of the times of the Great Portuguese Empire.

All this in a pleasant place next to the Tagus River with green spaces and unique atmosphere with marinas and sailing clubs and still a cycle path where the pure air of the sea competes with the beauty of the view. You will not want to miss the Pastels of Bethlehem, this secret and magical recipe that makes us smile and attracts millions of people every year.