• Lisbon Cathedral - The journey through Lisbon’s Old Town begins with the Lisbon Cathedral, established in 1147. As the most significant church in Lisbon, its interior offers insights into the city’s early days with the Portuguese and vividly recalls the 1755 earthquake.
• Miradouro das Portas do Sol - Known for its breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, the Portas do Sol viewpoint remains stunning throughout the day. From here, one can admire the Tagus River and the charming traditional houses of Alfama.
• Graca & Sao Vicente - According to Lisbon’s residents, Bairro da Graça is the city’s most beautiful neighborhood. The area is renowned for its diverse and colorful tiles, each with its own significance.
• Igreja de Sao Vicente de Fora - Beyond its impressive architecture, this church boasts a uniquely creative name. São Vicente de Fora Church was the first to be constructed outside the Castle wall.
• Miradouro da Senhora do Monte - The “Senhora do Monte” viewpoint is a spectacular location. Regarded as Lisbon’s most beautiful viewpoint, it offers a comprehensive view, showcasing 80% of the city with a 270° panoramic vista. From São Jorge Castle to the modern district and Airport, the choice of sights is vast.
• Panteao Nacional - Originally intended as the Church of Santa Engrácia, the National Pantheon was completed 288 years ago and houses the remains of 12 notable individuals. What other secrets does it hold?
• Alfama - Known as the Bairro do Fado, this is the quintessential neighborhood, familiar to all. Alfama’s streets are enchanting, and its Fado Restaurants offer unforgettable Fado Nights. Our guide can provide some recommendations.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water

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