Embark on an unforgettable adventure through the winding streets of Lisbon on a sidecar ride. Discover the hidden secrets of Lisbon street art, from colorful frescoes to vibrant graffiti. Immerse yourself in the creative soul of this ever-changing city.
- Bairro Alto - This district is famous for its narrow streets and buildings covered in street art. You will find various local and international artists there.
- LX Factory - A former industrial complex transformed into a creative space is home to numerous works of street art.
- Moorish Quarter - The Mouraria district is famous for its street art, highlighting local artists and community projects.
- Cais do Sodre Train Station - Near Cais do Sodré station you will find many colorful murals.
- Alfama - The oldest neighborhood in Lisbon, Alfama is home to street art that coexists with its traditional architecture.
- Amoreiras Shopping Center - An area where you might find more modern and abstract artwork.
- Marvila - An emerging district of Lisbon with many murals and street art.
- Graça - Another picturesque area of Lisbon where you can discover street art.
- Ribeira das Naus - This promenade along the Tagus River is often the site of temporary street art exhibitions.
- Bordalo II’s Big Raccoon Sculpture - Portuguese artist Bordalo II is known for his animal sculptures made from recycled materials. You might find some of his works around the city.
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- Private transportation
- Bottled water
- Helmet, gloves
- Snacks
A sidecar ride through the winding streets of Lisbon is an unforgettable adventure. You will discover the hidden secrets of Lisbon street art, from the colorful frescoes that adorn historic walls to vibrant graffiti in bohemian neighborhoods. Every turn reveals a new work of art, revealing the creativity that permeates this ever-changing city. A unique artistic and cultural experience that will immerse you in the creative soul of Lisbon.
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