Why is Lisbon called the city of light? Go on this self-guided walk across Alfama and Baixa (a product of local creator Chris and Ines) to discover the answer yourself as you admire the city panorama from our favourite viewing points (miradouros). Fun location-specific riddles will guide you from one hidden spot to another, taking you through secret passages and picturesque pathways. You’ll learn local stories and experience the authentic charm. It’s all about the tiny details… If you have a bit more time, try out the extended version of this walk.
- Explore Lisbon during this interactive discovery walk
- Keep a comfortable distance from other people
- Learn about the history and local stories of Alfama & Baixa in a playful way
- Solve location-based riddles to unlock directions to your next stop
- See popular sights from a different angle and discover local spots
This discovery walk is a fun activity for friends, couples, families, locals, visitors, and team building.
Miradouro de Santa Luzia
Praca Luis de Camões.
São Roque
Santa Catarina
Start at the Miradouro de Santa Luzia in front of the fish fountain. When you arrive, click on the link you’ve received from Secret City Trails and start the self-guided discovery game. You can start and pause the trail anytime you want, and pick-up later to finish.
- To play the trail, you click on the play link which you received by email from Secret City Trails
- If a trail is available in multiple languages, you will receive an English introduction mail, but you can select the language once you have started the game
- The play link is valid for 90 days starting at your activity date, so if you want to postpone your activity, you can do that without modifying your booking.
- Once you click on the play link, you can invite 4 other people to play along with you. - - Only the team captain can enter the answers.
- Once started, you have 15 days to finish the trail. So if you are tired or the weather changes, take a break and go ahead once ready to do so.
- We suggest playing the trails during daylight hours to make it easier to discover clues and directions, which often can be found in the details
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