Lisbon's 7 Hills on Tuk-Tuk

Visit the place of birth of one of the most famous catholic church saints.

From 1150, an impressive Romanic monument in Lisbon.

Wonder yourself with a viewpoint over the oldest Lisbon district.

Initiated around the XIII century with Graça Convent, this is Lisbon's XIX-century industrial district.

This is Lisbon's highlight! The most breathtaking view of Lisbon city. Neither the bus nor the tram can arrive here!

From the XVII century, the Maneirista Arquitetonical style is also known as the house of Bragança's dynasty pantheon.

One of the oldest flea markets in Europe, initially known by the moors as aleadhra market, with language evolution, it became to be Ladra market.

The magnificent Santa Engrácia church, after almost 300 years of construction, became one of the Portuguese National Patheon, receiving the most prominent national heroes.

One of the chicest districts in Lisbon. It is also the home of theatres, bookshops, and beautiful 19th-century shops.

From 1732, this is the oldest bookshop in the world!

Here, in 1974 25th April ended the Carnation Revolution!

A marvelous 19th-century viewpoint, where you'll contemplate Lisbon's Medieval area

A wonderful XIX-century garden!

The Portuguese parliament! By the XVI century, it was Lisbon's biggest monastery, becoming in the early XX century the Portuguese house of democracy.

Barroco Lisbon's highlight! From the late XVIII century, it was the first catholic temple in the world dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus!

You'll imagine being at the heart of a XIX century-romantic walk in the park.

This is Lisbon's overbudget area, like Paris Champs Elisée—a beautiful boulevard surrounded by beautiful sidewalks and trees.