• Carmo Archaeological Museum - Igreja do Carmo

• Private transportation

• Entries in museums and lunch are not included in the price and are subject to the visitng hours.

Explore the bustling commercial and political hub of 18th and 19th century Lisbon. The city expanded in this direction from the Castle hill. Discover the downtown area, known as “Baixa Pombalina,” meticulously reconstructed after the 1755 earthquake, with its epicenter at the Arch of Rua Augusta, while Carmo remained standing despite the disaster. Admire the Portuguese baroque marvels in the Church of São Roque and transition into the 19th century in Chiado. This area is as refined and bourgeois as its cafés, theatres, bookshops, and art deco façades that extend through Príncipe Real, the city’s most fashionable district, and the stunning S. Pedro de Alcântara Garden. Just across the street, explore the lively Bairro Alto, which transforms completely at night. Pause for a few moments at the charming Rua da Bica and then at the Adamastor viewpoint to experience the Tejo estuary in all its glory before heading down towards the National Parliament.

• Not recommended for children under 5 years Old
• Not recommended for advanced pregnancy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.