Join us for an exciting walk through Lisbon’s tourist hotspot – an intense and fascinating tour of the city! We’ll start our adventure in the Baixa district at Praca dos Restauradores, which you can easily reach by metro from anywhere in the city. From the square, we’ll head south, passing the beautifully ornate Central de Lisboa train station, designed in the Manueline style, to reach the impressive Rossio Square with its wavy-patterned pavement.

Next, we’ll visit the historic Church of Saint Dominic and check out the nearby memorials for the Jewish massacre of the 16th century. Our walk continues through the charming Figueira Square and into the straight streets of Baixa, rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake. Here, you can’t miss the historic Santa Justa lift and the grand Triumphal Arch at the end of Rua de Augusta. Our next stop is the Money Museum in a former church, from where we’ll head to the famous Praca de Comercio. This beautiful spot, full of stunning monuments and views, also hosts the intriguing Lisbon History Museum. We suggest taking a quick break here to rest.

In the second part of our walk, we’ll move from Praca de Comercio towards the enchanting Alfama, which was a separate town in medieval times. We’ll stroll past the famous Casa de Bicos, a historic fountain, and begin a leisurely climb up the hill. Passing the Fado Museum, we’ll reach the Sao Vicente de Fora Monastery, which, don’t worry, is the highest point of our tour. On our way back, we’ll pass the National Pantheon and the Military Museum, finishing our journey at the Santa Apolonia metro station.

We’re sure you’ll love exploring the charming nooks and crannies of Lisbon and soaking up its unique vibe!