• Lisbon Cathedral - Visitors can admire the stunning architecture of Lisbon’s oldest cathedral and the remarkable artwork inside Saint Antony’s Church, which is just a minute’s walk from the cathedral and free to visit.
• Miradouro de Santa Luzia - This viewpoint offers a panoramic view over Alfama, the city’s oldest neighborhood, the Fado Museum, the expansive River Tagus bay, and the distant Vasco Da Gama Bridge, the longest in Europe, along with several cities across the bay.
• Miradouro das Portas do Sol - Located just around the corner from Santa Luzia, this viewpoint provides a similar view, plus an extended horizon that includes Saint Vincent’s Church and the National Pantheon, offering a picturesque scene that feels distinct despite its proximity to the previous viewpoint.
• Igreja de Sao Vicente de Fora - Visitors can marvel at the interior’s stunning architecture, featuring one of Europe’s largest church organs.
• Miradouro da Senhora do Monte - As the top viewpoint in the city, it offers a postcard-perfect view of Lisbon, showcasing landmarks like St. Jorge’s Castle, King Christ, Santa Justa’s Lift, the 25th of April Bridge, and the River Tagus merging with the Atlantic Ocean, all highlights of Lisbon’s breathtaking skyline.
• Praca da Figueira - Situated in the heart of downtown Lisbon, this square features a statue of King Don Joao I and is surrounded by charming buildings adorned with traditional tiles.
• Teatro Nacional Dona Maria II - Located by Rossio Square, this iconic theatre is another beautiful architectural gem that defines the city.
• Rossio Train Station - With its Neo-Manueline architecture, this station resembles a fairytale castle and is a significant reference to Lisbon’s architectural richness.
• Praca dos Restauradores - This square features a monument commemorating the Portuguese Restoration War victory and is surrounded by high-end shops and restaurants.
• Avenida da Liberdade - Lisbon’s main avenue, home to some of the city’s oldest hotels and cinemas, as well as flagship stores of renowned fashion brands, lined with massive trees leading to the Marques de Pombal roundabout.
• Miradouro Sao Pedro de Alcantara - Considered the second-best view of the city, this viewpoint on the opposite side of the city from Senhora do Monte offers a different perspective of Lisbon.
• Parque Eduardo VII - One of the city’s top three most beautiful views, featuring elegant garden design and an overview of the Marques de Pombal statue.
• Assembleia da Republica - Located in San Bento, one of the city’s most prestigious areas, its size and architecture clearly reflect its purpose.
• Basilica da Estrela - A Baroque-Neoclassical Roman Catholic basilica, opposite one of the city’s most relaxing and beautiful parks, Jardim da Estrela/Jardim Guerra Junqueira.
• 25 de Abril Bridge - Driving under this massive bridge provides a clear sense of its grandeur.
• Museu Nacional dos Coches - Comprising two buildings, the modern Coaches Museum hosts classic car shows, while the original museum now hosts various events.
• Palacio de Belem - Known as the official residence of the nation’s President, it also houses the Presidential Museum.
• Pastéis de Belém - Even those without a sweet tooth should try the world-famous Portuguese custard tarts, or pastel de nata, with a unique recipe.
• Mosteiro dos Jeronimos - The intricate beauty of this monument is hard to describe. While visiting the monastery’s interior requires a couple of hours, the church may be accessible with a short or non-existent line. Nearby are the Maritime Museum and Maritime Planetarium.
• Torre de Belem - This stop allows visitors to explore the tower and the Fighter Museum, just a minute’s walk away. This historic monument, located at Portugal’s “Golden Gate,” offers a powerful view and atmosphere.
• Centro Cultural de Belém - A modern architectural marvel, this building hosts various private art collections and cultural events.
• Padrao dos Descobrimentos - A modern monument celebrating Portugal’s greatest achievements, the discoveries, featuring statues of key figures involved in these conquests, and is one of Portugal’s most photographed monuments.
• MAAT - Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology - An impressive piece of modern architecture, allowing visitors to walk on its roof, leaving a lasting impression on many.

• Parking fees

• Does not include entry fee to : Lisbon’s cathedral €5 , Belem Tower €8, food&drinks

The way we have structured this tour will make you feel like you’re experiencing back and forward time traveling . We will take you to all the must see places in the city as well as tell you all the relevant history of every place that we will stop at and drive by. After this tour you will have a good insight not only about the city’s history and historical sights but also about Portuguese culture and its people , a good knowledge of aspects of the city and definitely a pretty good idea of places you wanna go back and spend more time during this time you’re spending in Lisbon or on your next holiday in Portugal, because we are sure you will be back. We have some of the best tours guides in Portugal, with extreme good knowledge of history, polite, fun, with great personalities able to deliver a proper tour experience. At some stops if possible that the guide can park and leave the Tuk Tuk, the guide will join the group to take pictures or provide any other required assistance.

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