• Praca do Comercio (Terreiro do Paco) - The Royal Square, its majestic buildings, fine sculptures and scenic pier, all rebuilt after the 1755 Tsunami
• Elevador de Santa Justa - Downtown after the 1755 tsunami and its 19th century avatars, namely the Santa Justa lift, Pastelaria A Camponesa and Animatografo
• Rossio Square - Most popular square in town with a remarkable frame of 18th century buildings, plus the National Theater, a wave pattern pavement and a couple of historic coffee shops.
• Praca da Figueira - Most original shops in town, including a Hospital for Dolls
• Igreja de Sao Domingos (Santa Justa e Rufina) - São Domingos displays a majestic facade, overwhelming ruins inside, a masonic churchyard, and the best cherry liqueur just around the corner
• Luvaria Ulisses - A set of amazing shops, including incredibly tiny Luvaria Ulisses, directly dug in the massive Carmo Wall, but also de ‘parisian’ Grandes Armazéns, rebuilt after a ravaging fire in 1988.
• Armazens do Chiado - Memories of the Department Store area in Lisbon: Antigos Armazéns Grandella, Chiado, Paris em Lisboa e Ramiro Leão
• Bertrand - The most cosmopolitan street in town after the 1755 earthquake , including Bertrand, the oldest bookstore in the world, but also Brasileira, the muster point for artists and writers for the last hundred years
• Escultura de Fernando Pessoa - Lisbon legendary Coffee Houses, writers and Intellectuals
• Praca Luis de Camoes - The square which epitomizes Romantic Lisbon, now also one of the most lively places in town

• Local guide
• Professional guide
• Professional photographer guide

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• Drinks
• Food and drinks
• Food and drinks, unless specified
• Food and drinks, other than the “value added offers” specified in your guidebook

Inevitably, a trip to Lisbon will bring you to the bustling neighborhoods of Baixa and Chiado, which together form the city center of the capital of Portugal. This area has been a hub of all sorts of activities for over two hundred years, from political intrigues and religious gatherings to intellectual rendezvous and audacious art displays. After a devastating fire three decades ago, Baixa and Chiado have dramatically transformed and now thrive as one of the city’s most vibrant areas, boasting a wealth of stylish boutiques, innovative cafes, and trendy restaurants. This extensive walk-through (lasting between 3-4 hours) will guide you to some truly unique spots and reveal fascinating stories about the most cosmopolitan district in Lisbon.

• Child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required

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