Sights

The Belém Tower, built at the narrowest point of the Tagus estuary, was intended to defend Lisbon.

Alfama is a very peculiar neighborhood as it resembles an old village. The neighborhood is frequented daily by Portuguese and…

An innovative project that brings together a new building, designed by the architect Amanda Levete’s studio, and the Central Tejo,…

It rises in a dominant position on a high hill in the historic center, offering visitors one of the most…

The Lisbon Cathedral is located in the Alfama district. Its construction began in the second half of the 12th century,…

Close to the MAAT is the old Lisbon Electric Power Station, nowadays better known as the Electricity Museum or Central…

The South and Southeast River Station is an important historical and cultural landmark in Lisbon, offering a variety of transport,…

It is a unique balcony over the Tagus, in a contemporary and attractive public space, a real river beach in…

Cais do Sodré is one of the most historic and iconic places in the city. With its privileged location in…

Discover one of the most futuristic and impressive buildings in Lisbon. Facing the river, it takes on the contours of…

Between the cliff of Almada and the Tagus River, River Garden is a spacious and refreshing space, ideal for a…

The Fort of São Lourenço do Bugio is located in the middle of the waters of the mouth of the…

Nations’ Park, located in the eastern part of Lisbon, is one of the most modern and developed areas of the…

Built in 2000, this elevator connects the historic part of Almada, also known as “Almada Velha”, to the old shipyards…

The Fort of S. Julião da Barra is a historical and cultural monument located between two of the main beaches…

It is an aesthetically innovative structure with its captivating lines, defying gravity with its inclination, eliciting applause from some and…

Cristo Rei is made up of a 75-metre-high portico, topped by the statue of the Most Holy Redeemer with open…

It is the oldest train station in Lisbon and was the departure and arrival point for national and international trains.

With over 800 years of history, the monastery of S. Vicente is a fine example of Manueline and Baroque architecture…

Four hundred years of construction were worth the popular saying “Works of Santa Engracia” to the monument that is now…

In addition to its historical and architectural importance, Ajuda Palace is also known for its privileged location, with stunning views…

The bridge crosses the calm waters of the Tagus, connecting Lisbon to the regions of Alcochete and Montijo, located on…

It is located at the confluence of the Barcarena stream with the Tagus, opposite the Caxias Railway Station.

The Lisbon Cruise Port is located in a privileged area of the city, opposite the historic Alfama district and very…

The Bottleneck of the Tagus is the name given to the narrowest part of the river estuary and where the…

Lisbon was reborn here… On November 1, 1755, around 9:30 am, the earthquake that destroyed Lisbon began.

Poets, painters, inhabitants and visitors in general are enchanted with the light of Lisbon. They feel it, talk about it,…

We sail in the same sea but have as a destination a closer location from Lisbon: towards the enchanting Bay…

Jerónimos Monastery is 16th century Portuguese architecture masterpiece classified as a national monument.

With 50 meters high, the Discoveries Monument has the shape of a caravel.