Larger park in the centre of Lisbon, with privileged views of the city and the river Tagus. It is named after King Edward VII of the United Kingdom, who visited Lisbon in 1903. It is ideal for panoramic photos and features beautiful geometric gardens, the Cold Greenhouse and the Carlos Lopes Pavilion.

The Champs-Élysées of Lisbon. This elegant avenue is flanked by artistic Portuguese promenades, leafy trees and luxury boutiques. Built in the 19th century, it connects the Marquis de Pombal to the Baixa and reflects the cosmopolitan spirit of the city.

Ancient Church of Santa Engrácia, today mausoleum that houses the graves of important personalities of Portuguese history. Its imposing dome can be spotted from various points of the city. It is a landmark of Baroque architecture in Portugal.

The oldest cathedral in Lisbon, built in the 12th century after the Christian conquest of the city. Romanesque-style, the Se survived several earthquakes and remains an important religious and historical symbol of the capital.

The oldest and most traditional neighborhood of Lisbon. With its narrow alleys and Moorish atmosphere, Alfama invites you to get lost among clothing bars, viewpoints and fado sounds that echo from windows and small taverns. A real dive into the Lisbon soul.

Old noble entrance to the city by the river Tagus. After the earthquake of 1755, the square was reconstructed with classical symmetry and became a symbol of the commercial power of Portugal. Surrounded by historic buildings, it is dominated by the statue of D. Joseph I and the Arch of Augusta Street.

The most famous pink street in Lisbon! Located in Cais do Sodré, Rua Nova do Carvalho has transformed from a bohemian zone to one of the most “unprogramable” spots in the city, with bars, cafes and lots of color and vibration.

One of Lisbon's most charming gardens, with a romantic 19th-century style. Exotic trees, a charming coreto and lakes with ducks make up the perfect setting for a quiet break in the middle of the city.

Jewellery of Portuguese Manueline style, symbol of the Age of Discoveries. Located in Bethlehem, it was built in the 16th century and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The outer view already impresses with its carved details and grandiosity.