Meeting Point

At Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara by the fountain R. de São Pedro de Alcântara

São Roque Church

The Church of São Roque, the first Jesuit church of Lisbon, has an austere facade but its interiors are a triumph of marbles, gold, paintings, and azulejos.

Santa Justa Elevator

Also known as the 'Elevator of Carmo', this impressive 45-meter (147-ft) iron structure links downtown Baixa with the higher Largo do Carmo.

Chiado

CHIADO is an elegant metropolis of shops, cafes, book stores, restaurants, museums and bars.

Rossio Square

Reborn out of the wreckage of the 1755 earthquake, this lovely Lisbon square marks the northern reach of the Pombaline Downtown

São Domingos Square

Lear abour the church São domingos, and the jewish memorial. Also you can enjoy a Ginginha ( if you don´t no what it is i´ll tell you)

Rua Augusta

Rua Augusta is a famous street in downtown Lisbon, which starts at the famous triumphal arch and connects Praça do Comércio to Rossio Square.

Nata custart tart or Pastel de Nata in Portuguese

Portugal is famed the world over for the Pastel de Nata – crisp, flaky layers of pastry with a delicious, creamy egg-custard filling and a dusting of cinnamon.

Praça do Comércio

Built on the site where the old Royal Palace used to exist before it was destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. It was for decades Lisbon's main entrepôt, and crucial for its maritime trade. The southern end of the plaza is open and looks out onto the Tagus River.

Ending Point

Praça do comércio