Fascinating And Multifaceted Lisbon
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This 12th century fortress was largely rebuilt after an 18th century earthquake.
6 minThe Miradouro de Santa Lucia offers an exceptional view overlooking the river Tagus.
10 minThis 12th century cathedral houses artifacts that date back to the Iron Age.
4 minThe Church of Santo António is named after a 12th century Lisbon native.
4 minSituated along the river Tagus, Commercial Square celebrates Lisbon’s trade.
7 minThis museum features Portuguese art dating from the mid-19th century to the present.
3 minThe interior of this building features the Rococo style, and it is lavish and ornate.
3 minThese squares feature many buildings & statues that relate Portugal’s rich history.
8 minSao Roque is a Baroque style church built during the time of the Counter-Reformation.
5 minDevastated by the 1755 earthquake, this convent now serves as a museum.
3 minPart of the city’s transit system, this lift links the Chiado and Baixa districts.
3 minOriginally a Roman stadium, this site has also hosted parades, rallies, & bullfights.
6 minThis square and avenue commemorate Portugal’s national heritage and independence.
7 minWe start at the Alfama, the oldest part of Lisbon where the Castle is situated. Your guide to Lisbon will tell you how the Portuguese took the castle from the Moors and turned it into a royal palace for over 400 years.
Our tour of Lisbon, which will take you about 5 or 6 hours, depending on how many breaks you take, will then guide you to one of the best views across the river Tagus before leading you down to the city’s Cathedral Sé. Recent excavations have unearthed some amazing ruins dating back to Roman times and we’ll tell you all about them.
Then it’s off to a completely new area, the Baixa at the Praça do Comercio. The Lisbon earthquake of 1755 completely destroyed most of the city and we’ll tell you about the tragic irony that made it particularly devastating.
Our guide to Lisbon then moves on to the Chiado starting with the Museu do Chiado. We’ll show you the Igreja de Sao Roque, the patron saint of plague victims.