Historical Private Walking Tour of Lisbon

On this square there are several points of interest such as the restauradores obelisk, one of the oldest hotels in Lisbon, the calçateiros statue, the Gloria elevator and the Avenida da Liberdade

The centre of Lisbon. Many interesting points visible from here such as Carmo convent, Maria II Theatre and the Castle of São Jorge.

Another interesting point, with the São Domingos Church, the monument of the star of David and the oldest ginja shop.

The market square of Lisbon, with many iconic sites such as the statue of D. Jõao I, the Confeitaria Nacional and the "doll hospital".

A fantastic view point right below the Castle of São Jorge. Many sites are visible from here, including the Tejo river and the 25th of April Bridge. Bare in mind, walking from the previous point to here should take approximately 15 minutes.

We make a short break here at this pastry shop to try one of the famous custard tarts and a beverage. Here you can see them making the custard tarts.

Another striking view point from a different perspective just on the top of Alfama and some beautiful tile portraits.

From this view point you can see the Vasco da Gama bridge and the St. Vincent church.

A fantastic cobble mural of the late Amália Rodrigues, our most famous fado singer.

Then we walk thought the oldest neighbourhood in Portugal, Alfama, exploring its narrow and winding streets.

The oldest Cathedral in Lisbon is an symbol of the city. Opposite it is also the Santo António church.

The biggest square of the Lisbon, right be the river. The grand entrance to the city coming from the river. Many points of interest here, such as the Rua Augusta Arch.

A famous street linking Praça do Comércio to Pedro IV square.

One of the most emblematic neighbourhoods of Lisbon being a boutique and theatre hub. Many famous sites such as the oldest bookshop in the world, the Camões square, the Brasileira Café with the statue of Fernardo Pessoa.

This historic square is where the carnation revolution took place with the end of the dictatorship. It also has some historic sites such as the Carmo convent and the Santa Justa elevator access.