Delve into Lisbon’s history and explore its most significant districts.

Lisbon underwent a renaissance following the devastating earthquake of 1755. An upper-class region embellished with stunning theaters, opera houses, and churches was born.

This region, encompassing the areas of Baixa, Chiado, Principe Real, Bairro Alto and Estrela, became the preferred dwelling place for Portuguese aristocracy following the quake. These areas were a hive of activity for Portugal’s artists and poets, their many narrow and wide streets serving as their prime headquarters.

Why not take a wander and discover the treasures they’ve left behind for us to unearth? Among these neighborhoods you’ll find some of the most internationally diverse areas of the city. The glamorous scenic beauty of Principe Real, Jardim da Estrela, and Parque Eduardo VII gardens is a sight to behold.

Enjoy exploring the Church of Sao Roque, and the last grand church erected in Lisbon, the Basilica da Estrela. Let us guide you through these sights sparing you the effort of navigating Lisbon’s hilly terrain.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Minimum age is 5 years old
• Alcohol consumption is only for travelers over 18 years old.