Lisbon on foot: slow-paced & story-packed walking tour

Miradouro Nossa Senhora do Monte is at the top of Lisbon’s tallest hill. The name derives from a glass-encased image of the Virgin that stands in front of a charming white chapel dedicated to St. Gens, a bishop martyred in Roman times.

Miradouro Portas do Sol – step in one of the most famous sightseeing points of Lisbon, with views over the Monastery of São Vicente de Fora, the patron saint of the city and the Pantheon

Alfama – Wander down the hill through this captivating district with its narrow cobblestone alleys while learning about Fado

São Jorge Castle – walk the alleys and littles squares of the moorish neighborhood and pass by some of its 1500’s houses. Reach the castle, the main symbol of Lisbon conquest by Portugal’s first king, Afonso Henriques. Climb the tower of the castle’s church for an unforgettable experience with sweeping views of the city and river

Comércio Square – once Lisbon’s gateway to the world, this iconic plaza, with its regal arches and vast open space, has witnessed centuries of trade, exploration, and cultural exchange.

Restauradores Square – end this insightful experience in the square that is the gateway to the old town, known for its towering obelisk commemorating the country’s restoration of independence from Spain in the 17th century

Rossio Square – you will start the day in the iconic plaza that has been the city’s gathering place for centuries and walk through Lisbon’s downtown, rebuilt after the devastating XVIII century earthquake