In these neighborhoods of the historic centre of Lisbon you will discover the beautiful Lisbon with its narrow streets, the old buildings some decorated with tiles, the viewpoints overlooking the city and the River Tejo.

The low is the historic heart and center of Lisbon's trade. Its neoclassical architecture, built following the 1755 earthquake, encompasses the Commercial Places and the Rossio. The bustling pedestrian streets are surrounded by traditional marshmallows and souvenir shops. The Commerce Square, Chiado, Bairro Alto, Principe Real and São Bento will be places to visit.

Belém place on the banks of the River Tagus and that is one of the most visited places due to its Museums. Here you can visit the Jeronimos Monastery, the Tower of Bethlehem, the Pattern of Discoveries, the Pastels of Bethlehem and pass through the Palace of Bethlehem, the official residence of the President of the Republic. No less interesting is the Museum of Cars and Cultural Center of Belém.

Situated at the top of the Avenida da Liberdade, it is a place with excellent panoramic views of the city. Originally called the Park of Liberty, it was renamed after the King of England when he visited Lisbon in 1903. Since its origin this park has been the scene of fairs, exhibitions and entertainment. In the mirador there is a monument in memory of the revolution of freedom in 1974.

The main avenue of the city of Lisbon that connects the Parque Eduardo VII to the Plaza do Comercio where luxury, hotels, luxury boutiques and Portuguese limestone show all the refinement of this place that is one of the most expensive in Portugal. Also known as the champs élysées.

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