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Lisbon Cathedral

Discover Lisbon's oldest and most iconic church, a magnificent Romanesque fortress-like cathedral standing proudly in the heart of the city since the 12th century. Explore its serene Gothic cloister, admire centuries of sacred art and treasures, and feel the weight of history in a place that has witnessed the full sweep of Portugal's story from its very beginnings.

Miradouro de Santa Luzia

Soak up one of Lisbon's most romantic viewpoints, a charming terrace adorned with beautiful azulejo panels depicting the city's past. With sweeping views over the terracotta rooftops of Alfama and the glittering Tagus River stretching to the horizon, this is the perfect spot to pause, breathe and let Lisbon's timeless beauty wash over you.

Miradouro Portas do Sol

Take in one of Alfama's most celebrated panoramas from this sun-drenched terrace perched above the city's oldest neighbourhood. With views stretching over the maze of ancient rooftops, the Church of São Vicente de Fora and the broad Tagus beyond, Portas do Sol is a favourite gathering spot where locals and visitors alike come to watch the light play over Lisbon's legendary hills.

Miradouro da Senhora do Monte

Climb to Lisbon's highest and most rewarding viewpoint, a hidden gem beloved by locals for its unrivalled 360-degree panorama over the entire city. From the castle to the river, from the Baixa to the distant bridges, this peaceful hilltop terrace offers the most breathtaking perspective of Lisbon you will find anywhere in the capital.

Panteão Nacional

Step inside one of Lisbon's most striking landmarks, a magnificent Baroque dome that took over 284 years to complete. Once a church, the National Pantheon is now the resting place of Portugal's greatest figures, from poets and presidents to fado legends like Amália Rodrigues, making it a deeply moving tribute to the souls who shaped the nation's identity.

Chiado

Wander through Lisbon's most elegant and cultured neighbourhood, a vibrant blend of historic bookshops, fashionable boutiques, traditional cafés and contemporary art galleries. From the iconic A Brasileira café to the city's finest theatres and museums, Chiado has long been the beating heart of Lisbon's intellectual and artistic life, effortlessly balancing old-world charm with modern energy.

Statue of Marquês de Pombal

Stand before one of Lisbon's most iconic landmarks, the commanding statue of the Marquis of Pombal presiding over the grand Avenida da Liberdade from atop his towering column. A towering figure in Portuguese history, Pombal rebuilt Lisbon after the devastating 1755 earthquake and shaped the city into the elegant capital it is today, leaving a legacy that still defines modern Lisbon.

Belém Tower

Marvel at one of Portugal's most iconic symbols, a UNESCO World Heritage Site rising gracefully from the banks of the Tagus River. This exquisite Manueline tower, adorned with intricate stone carvings of ropes, armillary spheres and exotic creatures, once guarded the entrance to Lisbon's harbour and stands today as a proud monument to Portugal's golden Age of Discovery.

Padrão dos Descobrimentos

Explore the Padrão dos Descobrimentos, a striking monument dedicated to Portugal’s Age of Discoveries. This grand sculpture, shaped like a caravel ship, honors key figures from the era of exploration. Admire the detailed carvings of explorers, navigators, and cartographers, and enjoy the scenic views of the Tagus River and Lisbon. The Padrão dos Descobrimentos offers a fascinating look at Portugal’s maritime heritage and a memorable backdrop for your visit.

Jerónimos Monastery

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