• Miradouro São Pedro de Alcântara - This is the premier viewpoint in the Chiado-Bairro Alto area, offering visitors stunning views of Baixa Lisbon and the Alfama neighborhood.

• Chiado - A significant commercial district, renowned for its luxury shopping, historical sites, and numerous theaters and museums.

• A Brasileira - A popular gathering spot for intellectuals, writers, and artists, it has become a notable tourist attraction in the area.

• Bertrand - Recognized as the world’s oldest bookstore by the 2011 Guinness Book of Records, it continues to operate today.

• Elevador de Santa Justa - Since its opening in 1902, this impressive elevator has been transporting passengers from the Baixa area to Largo do Carmo.

• Convento do Carmo - Once a Religious Order, much of this building was destroyed in the 18th-century earthquake. It now houses an Archaeological Museum.

• Guarda Nacional Republicana Museum - Situated in Largo do Carmo, this museum is part of the Republican National Guard.

• Rossio Train Station - Formerly known as the Central Station, it is one of Portugal’s most beautiful train stations, built in the Neo-Manueline style.

• Rossio Square - Commonly known as D. Pedro IV Square, it is located in the Baixa Pombalina area of Lisbon and has been one of the city’s most important squares since medieval times.

• Praça da Figueira - A large square in the Baixa Lisbon area, which was completely redesigned after the 1755 earthquake.

• Moorish Quarter - The historic Moorish quarter is one of Lisbon’s most diverse areas.

• Alfama - As the oldest and most historic neighborhood in Lisbon, Alfama is a remarkable place with numerous tourist attractions along its narrow, cobblestone streets.

• Termas dos Cássios - Ancient Roman baths located in the Alfama neighborhood.

• Lisbon Cathedral - The oldest Catholic church in Lisbon, built in the 12th century when Christians reclaimed the city from the Moors.

• Bottled water
• All fees and/or taxes

• Tea and coffee

There’s nothing better than getting to know a destination on foot. Despite being known as the city of 7 Hills, Lisbon is a pedestrian-friendly city and walking through its streets is not as difficult as it may seem.

Along this itinerary, you will discover famous areas such as the Chiado neighborhood (a sophisticated place, with many restaurant and shopping options), Baixa Pombalina (an effervescent place, completely remodeled after the 1755 earthquake), Mouraria and Alfama (the 2 oldest and most characteristic neighborhoods of the city).

At the end of this tour, you will gain a more in-depth insight into this beautiful city, its stories and characters!

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