Admire the pinnacle of the Manueline style in Portugal. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a monument to the Age of Discovery. You will have the chance to visit the grand church where Vasco da Gama and Luís de Camões are laid to rest, surrounded by unique stone-carved architecture

Discover this iconic fortress shaped like a stone ship, strategically positioned at the Tagus river mouth. A symbol of Lisbon and the overseas expansion, the tower is a magnificent example of military architecture decorated with nautical and exotic motifs

Cross the famous suspension bridge, often compared to San Francisco’s Golden Gate. Enjoy a unique perspective of the Tagus River and the city’s hills as we cross to the south bank. Pass through without stopping

Visit one of the region's most impressive monuments. The Christ the King statue, with arms outstretched over the capital, offers one of the most complete and breathtaking panoramic views of Lisbon and the Tagus estuary

Explore the ruins of the Carmo Convent, one of Lisbon's most striking images. Left roofless by the 1755 earthquake, it remains a poetic testament to the city's resilience and the beauty of Gothic architecture.

Located just behind the Carmo ruins, this Neo-Gothic iron elevator is an engineering icon. At the top, you will find a privileged viewpoint with a direct view of São Jorge Castle and the historic downtown.

Walk through Lisbon’s most cosmopolitan and literary district. Feel the city's heartbeat among historic cafes, century-old bookstores, and elegant facades that tell the story of the 19th-century Lisbon bourgeoisie

Explore the majestic royal square of Lisbon, open to the river. Admire the Rua Augusta Arch and the monumental arcades that house some of the city's oldest shops and cafes where caravels once docked.

Visit the oldest church in the city, with its Romanesque fortress appearance. Located on the climb to Alfama, the Cathedral survived multiple earthquakes and holds centuries of religious and architectural history within its granite walls.

To conclude your first day, we take you to the highest point in the Graça neighborhood. This "hidden" terrace offers the most breathtaking panoramic view of Lisbon. As the sun begins to set, you can see the São Jorge Castle, the Tagus River, and the city’s historic rooftops laid out before you in a sea of white and terracotta. It is the perfect place for a final photograph and a moment of quiet reflection before we return you to your hotel