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This route focuses on the historic districts of Alfama, Baixa, and Chiado.
11th-century Moorish fortification overlooking the Tagus estuary, containing 11 towers and an archaeological site.
Lisbon Cathedral dates to 1147 and presents Romanesque facade towers with an excavated Gothic cloister.
14th-century Gothic church whose roof collapsed in the 1755 earthquake, now housing an archaeological museum open to the sky.
Operating since 1836 in a former monastery, this beer hall serves seafood platters and steaks alongside historical azulejo tile walls.
Explore the monumental architecture along the riverfront in Belém before heading east toward Alcântara.
Operates since 1837 and produces custard tarts based on a recipe from the Jerónimos Monastery.
Constructed in the 1500s in the Manueline style, containing the tomb of explorer Vasco da Gama.
The 52-metre concrete monument on the Tagus shore depicts figures from the Portuguese Age of Discovery.
A 16th-century limestone defensive tower positioned on the northern bank of the Tagus estuary.
A counter-only tavern serving Alentejo regional specialties including roast duck rice and empirical wines.
The waterfront complex exhibits modern design and contemporary art installations alongside a former power station.
Move from the uptown green spaces and art collections down toward Príncipe Real.
A 26-hectare public park featuring sloped box hedge lawns and twin greenhouse structures in the Estufa Fria.
Houses over 6,000 art objects ranging from ancient Egyptian artifacts to 18th-century French furnishings and Lalique glassware.
A four-hectare botanical garden founded in 1878 with an extensive collection of cycads and palm species.
Serving dried cod dishes since 1976, including grilled postas and bacalhau à Brás.
A landscaped terrace with a fountain and tiled map indicating views of central Lisbon.
Visit historic tile and monument sites in eastern Lisbon before continuing west to Estrela.
Located inside the former Madre de Deus Convent, displaying decorative ceramic tiles produced from the 15th century onward.
A 17th-century Mannerist monastery with cloister walls lined in azulejo tiles illustrating the fables of La Fontaine.
A Baroque church with a white stone dome containing the cenotaphs and tombs of notable Portuguese public figures.
Late 18th-century church with a rococo and neoclassical marble interior and an elaborate cork nativity scene.
An English-style park laid out in 1852 with ponds, exotic trees, and a green iron bandstand.
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