Passing through one of the most iconic avenues beautifully paved with Portugal’s traditional cobbled designs, stunning cafes, luxurious brands and hotels.

Emblematic square that symbolizes the restoration of Portugal's independence.

Central square filled with amazing architecture.

Vibrant downtown area from the 18th century filled with typical buildings and gorgerous tiles.

Visit the ancient cathedral of Lisbon from the 12th century which as resisted quite some tests throughout time.

Enjoy a small break to take in the stunning view from this amazing viewpoint towards the Tagus river and Alfama.

Graça, the neighbourhood of viewpoints and of traditional commerce. Still holds today a delicate balance between locals and tourists.

Glance at the best viewpoint in the city. Between the castle, the river, the bridge and all of the historical neighborhoods, just lose yourself and take it all in.

Emblematic church San Vicente de Fora from 17th-century known for its white limestone facade, grand Baroque interior, and extensive 18th-century collection.

Final resting place of the most notorious personalities of the Portuguese society. Monument both rich in history and architecture.

Walking tour through the oldest neighborhood of Lisbon, second oldest neighborhood in Europe. Opportunity to really dive in the narrow streets and taste the famous Ginja liqueur.

Cruising along the river towards Belem, there ́s the biggest square in the city, where it used to lie the royal palace.

Time Out Market Lisbon is a curated food hall from Superstar chefs and local vendors selected by Time Out Portugal magazine.

Stunning monastery with Manuelino style of architecture built to celebrate the arrival of Vasco da Game to India.

Allow yourself to go on a journey inside the original bakery from the 19th century that holds the secret recipe of the Pastel de Belem.

Behold the stunning Belém Cultural Center that promotes everything from classical music to jazz, from theater to dance, from opera to literature, from architecture to cinema.

Enjoy the majestic and glorious Tower of Bethlehem. Another prime example of the Manuelino architecture, guarding the shores of the Tagus River.

The Monument of the Navigators marks the spot of the departure of the brave Portuguese navigators between the 15th - 16th century, in the time of the Portuguese Discoveries. Learn more about the ancient Portuguese Empire.