In this part of the tour we will go through downtown explaining every detail, the buildings famous for their architecture, explaining why each architectural element or curiosity is linked to the history and culture of Portugal. Basically, it is a moment to contextualize the History and understand what you are looking for as a traveler.

This is the moment when we will stop and contextualize the main and oldest cathedral in Lisbon, the client can decide whether to visit. It is also possible to take photos and visit the church of Santo Antônio

Discover one of the oldest and best preserved historical monuments of one of the greatest contributors to the history and culture of Portugal, the Romans. Here you can take a free tour with your guide where he will explain about this historical heritage, if you are interested.

Now we arrive at the top of a part of the Wall and one of the seven hills of the city of Lisbon, allowing us to see a stunning view of the oldest neighborhood in Lisbon, Alfama! Learn the history behind the Christian Reconquest of the Moors in the Iberian Peninsula, and the relationship between the founding of Portugal by the first king. In this part of the tour we take incredible photos of the picturesque neighborhood of Alfama, its gray colors against the colorful tones and pergola roofs.

Now pass through the neighborhoods of Graça and São Vicente, observe the different architecture, quality of the houses, various local businesses, a bit of the real and atypical life of the Portuguese. In this part of the tour there are some urban arts, the most beautiful street in Lisbon, admire the views and have fun.

This is the most special moment of the tour, where you will fall in love with these panoramic views that will break your heart. Of the seven hills on which the city is built, this is the highest point, where you can observe all the monuments, a sensational sunset and visit a secret local art gallery.

Admire the first church built outside the walls of the Castle of São Jorge by the first King of Portugal, Afonso Henriques, which was rebuilt by the King of Spain and offered to the Portuguese. It has the largest organ in Portugal and serves as the Royal Pantheon of the last Portuguese monastics, the Bragança family.

Now it’s time to visit one of the six pantheons in Europe. This work took over 300 years to complete, and the first church on the site was never finished, creating an iconic Portuguese expression. Behind the pantheon you can admire a famous tile mural, mixing elements from France and Portugal.

During this part of the tour, you will be able to admire the narrow and picturesque streets of the Alfama neighborhood that make it one of the most unique places in Lisbon. Learn a little about the local culture and who the Portuguese people are in the region, and take a walk with your guide if you are interested and taste a typical liqueur called ''Ginja'' a type of cherry liqueur paired with chocolate cups.

We will pass by Praça do Comércio to observe its beautiful architecture and the imposing Arco da Rua Augusta, enjoying a breeze from the Tagus River and relaxing on your tour with Portuguese music.

We will pass by Praça do Comércio to observe its beautiful architecture and the imposing Arco da Rua Augusta, enjoying a breeze from the Tagus River and relaxing on your tour with Portuguese music.

Visit Largo do Carmo, a 14th-century convent that is one of the few monuments that survived the great earthquake of 1755, with only its walls and Gothic arches surviving. Here you will hear stories about a battle with Spain that changed the destiny of Portugal forever. You will learn about the dictatorship in the country that lasted 40 years and ended at this monument.

We will walk through a narrow and hidden alley until we go up in the Santa Justa elevator, free of charge, just like the citizens of Lisbon do. At this point, you will hear stories about Gustave Eiffel and his collaboration in some of Portugal's iconic works. Time to enjoy a delicious codfish pastry.

Take in another view of Lisbon's seven hills, observing the city from other angles and perspectives that will definitely make your visit even more special.

See another perspective of Lisbon, hear about Portugal's famous funicular and take the ''famous'' photo next to the yellow cable car.

This time we stopped at Pink Street, where you can take the famous photo with the umbrellas on the street that won over our visitors with its charm and authenticity. If we're lucky, we might see an artist playing music or dancing.

We passed by the old '' Mercado da Ribeira '' Time Out Market '' which is a gastronomic hub where you can find the best cuisine in just one place, but the best is behind this space, a famous Portuguese tavern called '' Triângulo da Ribeira '' is my secret for you try some dishes.

It is an old factory complex that was closed until a large company decided to buy it and revitalize it, which was reborn in 2008 as a “factory” of creativity and experiences. It kept the industrial spaces and invited companies from the arts sector, which later brought in shops, cafes and restaurants. With around 50 shops, of the most diverse brands and types, LX Factory Lisboa ends up being a meeting point for those who want to go on a shopping trip.

It's time to delight yourself with the incredible and unique flavor of the famous ''Pastéis de Belém'' following a tradition since 1873. This is the only factory where you can taste the originals, have a coffee and take a tour inside its facilities and observe Portuguese tiles, manufacturing and rare items.

Invite yourself to contemplate this masterpiece of 16th century Manueline architecture, which continues to amaze today. It survived the earthquake of 1755 and houses the tombs of the monarchy and great navigators such as Vasco da Gama. The visit to the church is free, but there is a fee for the museum. At the same stop, we will go to the Navy Museum, where you can see historical relics of ships.

We will stop and go to the outside of the tower, where you will receive more historical information about the historical context of Portugal, and about why and when the tower was built.After the explanations, your guide will be able to take some photos to record this moment.

Time to contemplate the Monument to the Discoveries and see the images of the sixteen most important figures of this historical story carved into the stone. You can also see a large world map with all the countries that were once part of Portugal.