• Padrão dos Descobrimentos - A highly symbolic site in Lisbon, celebrating the Portuguese Age of Discoveries.

The remaining time will be spent on a round tour.

• Torre de Belém - The Torre de Belém, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands as one of Lisbon’s most remarkable landmarks, symbolizing a nation oriented towards the sea and global exploration. During the 15th and 16th centuries, the Discoveries transformed Lisbon into a major global trade hub. To safeguard the city, King D. João II initiated an innovative maritime defense project, culminating in 1514 with the construction of the Tower of Belém by architect Francisco de Arruda. This structure uniquely combines a tower with a modern, advanced, and well-armed bastion. D. Manuel I intended for the Tower of Belém to display his power through the royal arms, the armillary sphere, and the cross of the Order of Christ.

The remaining time will be spent on a round tour.

• Mosteiro dos Jerónimos - The Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983, is a stunning 16th-century architectural masterpiece, deeply embedded in Portuguese culture and identity.
• LX Factory - LX Factory is one of Lisbon’s most dynamic and creative venues, situated in the Alcântara parish, within a former industrial area along the River Tagus. Set in a 19th-century factory complex, the LX Factory has been rejuvenated and transformed into a cultural, artistic, and culinary hub that draws both locals and international visitors. This space is a true fusion of history and modernity. The industrial buildings retain the rustic charm of the past, featuring exposed brick walls, metal structures, and urban art adorning every corner. Simultaneously, LX Factory serves as a creativity incubator, hosting design stores, artists’ studios, coworking spaces, and contemporary art galleries.
• Capela de Santo Amaro - The Santo Amaro Chapel and its viewpoint are hidden treasures in Lisbon, located in the Alcântara parish. This small 16th-century temple is renowned for its Manueline style and the exquisite Renaissance tiles that adorn its interior with scenes of saints and ornamental motifs. Dedicated to Santo Amaro, the chapel is a significant religious and historical site, reflecting the devotion of sailors who passed through the area. Adjacent to the chapel, the Miradouro de Santo Amaro offers a stunning view over the River Tagus, the 25 de Abril Bridge, and Lisbon’s riverside area. It’s a tranquil spot, less frequented by tourists, perfect for those seeking a moment of reflection or a unique perspective on the city. The blend of historic architecture, religious heritage, and distinctive landscape makes this location a small sanctuary of beauty and tranquility in Lisbon.

• Private transportation included

Prepare for an unforgettable adventure in Belém, guided by a local expert who blends a love for history, a knack for photography, and the allure of a personalized tour.
On this exceptional journey, participants will travel by tuk-tuk through one of Lisbon’s most renowned neighborhoods, celebrated for its historic landmarks and stunning vistas.
Together, the group will uncover the wonders of Belém: the magnificent Jerónimos Monastery, the impressive Belém Tower, and the striking Monument to the Discoveries, while the guide shares the fascinating stories behind each site.
Whether it’s a first visit to Lisbon or a quest for a fresh perspective, this tour is sure to be the highlight of the trip. Reserve your spot now and experience the enchantment of Belém with a guide who knows the area like no other!

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