O Miradouro de Santa Luzia tem uma ampla vista sobre Alfama e o rio Tejo. *** Entrada Livre ***
Dedica-se, sobretudo, ao comércio de velharias, de objetos de segunda-mão e artesanato. Ocorre semanalmente às terças e sábados, no período da manhã até à tarde. * Entrada Livre *
No largo da Graça, junto à Igreja, existe uma esplanada no Miradouro da Graça onde se pode desfrutar de uma das mais belas vistas da cidade. ** Entrada Livre **
Situado numa das colinas da cidade antiga possui uma deslumbrante vista sobre o Rio Tejo. No local existe uma esplanada e uma escultura alusiva ao Adamastor. *** Entrada Livre ***
You can’t go wrong with the tender roasted-sardine sushi at Sea Me, a laid-back seafood joint in Chiado. Check the sign at the in-house market near the open kitchen for the list of catches of the day.
This impressive 10th-century crenellated castle and citadel where Celts, Romans, Visigoths, and Moors successively held sway has knockout views of the Alfama.
A 500-year-old monastery on the Tagus River remains a monument to royal power.
A traditional food store where you can find row upon row of canned specialties. Get the Tricana-brand atum ventresca (tuna belly) in olive oil or the Portuguese sardines.
The private residence of the current Marquis of Lisbon has some of the world’s most detailed antique pieces; private tours are offered in the morning.
The square where the ancient market with products from the far east was. A place to start the walking visit to Lisbon. Read more.
Retro and a little bit neglected, but this garden a some romantic charm and it is close to the pretty Praça do Príncipe Real. Read more.
From the top of this Monument to the Discoveris, built in 1960, there is a beautiful view of the sunset by the Tagus. Read more.
Built in manueline late gothic style, this white tower is the pearl of Lisbon, a jewel welcoming you in the gateway to Lisbon. Read more.
