Lisbon 7 Hills Tour [City Center]

Our accredited guide will stop with you at this attraction, take you through the history & culture surrounding the monument itself and give you time to explore the building and its experience.

Our accredited guide will stop with you at this place if requested, take you through the history & culture about it and give you time to explore the view.

Our accredited guide will stop with you at this viewpoint, take you through the monuments visible from the highest point in the city of Lisbon and give you time to explore the magnificent view. You can also use the restroom for free at this point.

Our accredited guide will stop with you at this attraction, take you through the history & culture surrounding the monument itself and give you time to explore the building and its experience.

Our accredited guide will stop with you at this attraction, take you through the history & culture surrounding the monument itself and give you time to explore the building and its experience.

Our accredited guide will stop with you at this place, take you through the history & culture surrounding the oldest part of the old town itself and give you time to explore the place and the neighborhood culture.

The only monument in Lisbon that hasn't been removed after the massive earthquake of 1755 by the order of King José I.

A different perspective of the city of Lisbon. You'll be able to see everything we've done on the medieval side of the city such as the castle, the cathedral, the St. Vincent Monastery, the church of Graça and the highest viewpoint, Sra do Monte.

The most beautiful street in Lisbon! The Bica funicular is one of the most famous and steepest in the city.

Built on the same place where there used to be the Sao Bento monastery, the Republic's Assembly reminds us of the Republic's establishment on October 5th 1910 after 2 years of instability after King Carlos and his son Luis' murder.
Today, it's where the prime minister works together with the other parties to create the laws for the country.

Mausoleum of Queen Mary I, this iconic church is known for its dramatic connection to Queen Mary's life since she was the one that ordered its construction.

Considered the center of Lisbon, this statue represents the man that rebuilt the whole city after the earthquake of 1755, Marquês do Pombal.

Known as Lisbon's Champs d'Elysee, Avenida da Liberdade stands as the most expensive avenue in Lisbon. With its high-end stores, marvelous statues and even a 1930's theatre, this avenue used to be, back in the day, an extension of the Tagus river!