• Praça do Comércio (Terreiro do Paço) - Praça do Comércio, often still called Terreiro do Paço, is a prominent square in downtown Lisbon, situated by the Tagus River. It was the site of the Portuguese royal palace for nearly two centuries and is now partially occupied by government offices. It ranks among the largest squares in Europe.

• Arco do Triunfo - A magnificent triumphal arch completed in 1875, featuring sculpted figures and offering views of the city center.

• Relógio do Cais do Sodré - To provide the Legal Time for the city and especially for ships in the Tagus, a guardhouse was constructed in 1914 in the Cais do Sodré area, equipped with a mechanical clock directly connected by electric cable to the Lisbon Astronomical Observatory (OAL).

• Cais das Colunas - A pier from the late 18th century, featuring two columns flanking marble stairs and offering sunset views along the Tagus River.

• Municipal Square - This square is home to the Lisbon City Hall and Council. At its center stands the Lisbon Pillory, a sculpted stone column with symbolic political, administrative, and judicial significance.

• Chiado - Chiado is a major shopping destination in Lisbon, offering a variety of stores and items, some retaining their 1920s appearance.

• Largo do Carmo - This charming square, adorned with jacaranda trees, houses the ruins of the Carmelite Monastery, a site of great historical importance in the Portuguese Republic.

• Rossio Square - King Pedro IV Square, commonly known as Rossio, is a central square in Lisbon, featuring elegant shops and quaint cafes with vintage charm.

• Rossio Train Station - This Manueline style building, inaugurated in 1891, is a significant example of Romantic architecture and cast-iron techniques in Portugal.

• Praça Martim Moniz - Once the gates of Lisbon, this expansive square offers beautiful views of the Castle of St. George.

• Praça da Figueira - Located in the heart of Lisbon, this square was part of the city’s redevelopment after the 1755 Lisbon earthquake.

• Rua dos Bacalhoeiros - This vibrant street is known for its excellent food and atmosphere, and is home to the famous Casa dos Bicos, a notable example of 15th-century Portuguese architecture.

• Alfama - This is an optional point of interest for private tours only.

• Mandatory helmet use
• Supervised test drive and safety training
• Ponchos provided for rain

• Gratuities
• W.C. - Toilet

Experience the enchanting streets of Lisbon on an exciting Segway Tour, showcasing the highlights of Portugal’s capital! Begin with a practical driving lesson to confidently navigate the Segway and explore the city’s charming narrow streets. Our dedicated team will assist you throughout the journey. Breathe in the historical ambiance as we pause at the most beautiful squares and stunning viewpoints on the hills. Gain insights into the city’s rich history, filled with stories and legends, and immerse yourself in its vibrant outdoor culture by visiting the town’s most iconic spots. Lisbon, a city of hills, offers breathtaking views in the most unexpected places, providing perfect backdrops for your Segway-riding photo opportunities. The itinerary can be customized for private tailored options. :)

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