• Lisbon Cathedral - An accredited guide will accompany visitors to this landmark, providing insights into its history and culture, and allowing time to explore the building and its surroundings.
• Miradouro das Portas do Sol - Upon request, an accredited guide will accompany visitors to this location, offering insights into its history and culture, and allowing time to enjoy the view.
• Miradouro da Senhora do Monte - An accredited guide will accompany visitors to this viewpoint, highlighting the monuments visible from Lisbon’s highest point and allowing time to appreciate the stunning view. Restroom facilities are available here at no charge.
• Mosteiro de Sao Vicente de Fora - An accredited guide will accompany visitors to this site, providing insights into its history and culture, and allowing time to explore the building and its surroundings.
• Panteao Nacional - An accredited guide will accompany visitors to this site, offering insights into its history and culture, and allowing time to explore the building and its surroundings.
• Alfama - An accredited guide will accompany visitors to this area, providing insights into the history and culture of the oldest part of the old town, and allowing time to explore the area and its neighborhood culture.
• Convento do Carmo - The only monument in Lisbon that remains standing after the massive earthquake of 1755, as ordered by King José I.
• Miradouro Sao Pedro de Alcantara - Offers a unique perspective of Lisbon. Visitors can view landmarks from the medieval side of the city, including the castle, cathedral, St. Vincent Monastery, Graça church, and the highest viewpoint, Senhora do Monte.
• Rua da Bica - Renowned as the most beautiful street in Lisbon, featuring the famous and steep Bica funicular.
• Assembleia da Republica - Built on the site of the former Sao Bento monastery, the Republic’s Assembly commemorates the establishment of the Republic on October 5th, 1910, following two years of instability after the assassination of King Carlos and his son Luis. Today, it serves as the workplace for the prime minister and other parties to create national laws.
• Basilica da Estrela - The mausoleum of Queen Mary I, this iconic church is known for its dramatic connection to Queen Mary’s life, as she commissioned its construction.
• Praca Marques do Pombal - Regarded as the center of Lisbon, this statue honors Marquês do Pombal, the man who rebuilt the city after the 1755 earthquake.
• Avenida da Liberdade - Often compared to Lisbon’s Champs d’Elysee, Avenida da Liberdade is the city’s most expensive avenue, featuring high-end stores, stunning statues, and a 1930s theater. Historically, it was an extension of the Tagus River.

• Private transportation
• Tuk Tuk

Embarking on the journey to explore the seven hills presents an unparalleled experience in Lisbon! Lisbon stands proudly as the second oldest city in Europe, charming visitors with its stunning landmarks, breathtaking views, and delectable food and beverages that leave an indelible impression.

Join us as we journey through history, visiting Roman theaters that are two millennia old, cathedrals that hold a thousand years of history, uncovering the spot where Christopher Colombus tied the knot, and savoring the traditional Ginjinha!

Our exploration extends to the city’s romantic heart, Chiado, where past and present blend seamlessly. This district is a melange of fine-dine restaurants, live theaters, historical sites, and vibrant nightlife. Experience the nuances of Chiado, Estrela, São Bento, and much more in the city’s western region.

The Seven Hills tour is guaranteed to offer an exhaustive experience of the city, saving you roughly 3 days worth walking up and down hills. It provides a unique panorama of the city, helping you decide where to venture next!

Let the adventure begin! :)

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