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The capital of Portugal, Lisbon is a lively city filled with restaurants, shops, buzzing nightlife, and historical sites.

These winding cobbled streets are where you’ll find the city's trendiest restaurants, bars and shops.

A 16C architectural gem of Manueline art, the UNESCO World Heritage Site monastery features an ornate facade and a peaceful courtyard.

Wander through the lively streets of Lisbon and discover beautiful architecture, historical sites, and stunning viewpoints.

An art museum displaying a vast collection of ancient Oriental and Classical art, as well as 11C-20C European art.

A 5C hillside castle that has been modified throughout the centuries. It boasts beautiful scenic views of the surrounding area.

A 17C palace, formerly used as hunting pavilion, it boasts a 16C chapel and beautiful artwork decorating the different rooms.

An art museum set in a 17C palace dedicated to presenting the history of Portugal through collections of 12C-19C art.

Lisbon’s oldest church was built in the 12C. Its continuous reconstruction resulted in an intriguing mix of architectural styles.

A 16C Romanesque-Gothic tower, originally built to serve as a lighthouse. It offers beautiful views of the river and the city.

A museum dedicated to the history of carriages in Portugal, it displays an exquisite collection of 16C-20C carriages.

A cultural center dedicated to Portugal’s relationship with the Orient, it houses a collection of intricate pieces from the Far East.

A wide pedestrian avenue, lined with architectural gems, it is the perfect spot for enjoying a shopping trip and a pleasant meal.

A beautiful scenic viewpoint set in front of a small chapel offering views of the Sao Jorge castle and Lisbon’s historic center.

This 16C garden is the ideal spot for enjoying a peaceful afternoon in the sun or a short walk in the woods.

Climb to the top of this historical stone monument to enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the old town, castle and river.

Set in a charming garden, this is one of Lisbon’s most beautiful belvederes, offering spectacular views of the city and the river.

Set in a 17C palace, this museum exhibits a vast selection of fully decorated rooms that tell the story of daily life in Lisbon.

Set in a 16C convent, this museum features collections of ancient azulejos and also gives demonstrations on how azulejos panels are made.

A picturesque belvedere surrounded by a small garden. Sit under its wooden arches to enjoy beautiful views of Lisbon.

One of Lisbon’s most ancient tram lines, the 28 will take you on a scenic journey through the city’s most typical neighborhoods.

A large square set in front of the Tagus River, lined by a gallery of arcades, it features a large statue in the center.

Destroyed in the 18C, this 14C convent retains many elements of its original structure and offers an unmediated glimpse of history.

Europe’s largest indoor aquarium, it features five main tanks holding a collection of 16,000 marine animals of 450 different species.

This square is home to a splendid bullring, serving as a multi-event venue. Below it, find a shopping center and many restaurants.

A major cultural venue, frequently hosting concerts by international musicians, dance performances, and theatrical productions.

A large 19C garden set in the heart of Lisbon. It contains a small lake, a restaurant, and plenty of pathways to explore on foot.

A majestic Baroque palace set next to a large park and in front of a picturesque square; it offers beautiful views of the city.

A museum dedicated to the history of navigation in Portugal, displaying historical paintings and scale models of 15C ships.

A stunning quarter set by the river, known as the heart of Manueline architecture, it houses grand monuments and beautiful gardens.

A spectacular belvedere offering a beautiful scenic view of the Tagus River and Lisbon’s Old Town.

One of the first Jesuit churches in the world, this majestic 16C structure contains many Baroque chapels and a beautiful interior.

Beautiful gardens, splendid views, and an excellent shopping venue will make this park the ideal spot for an afternoon well spent.

The beautiful park that encircles this foundation creates a peaceful haven in the city, perfect for enjoying a quiet afternoon.

A modern museum set in Centro Cultural de Belem, featuring a private collection of 19C and 20C European and American art.

One of Lisbon’s most picturesque neighborhoods, Graca is filled with historical buildings and pretty squares.

A 26ha zoo and public garden, home to over 2,000 animals, it is perfect for spending an afternoon of fun with the family.

Bearing striking resemblance to San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, this suspension bridge offers great views of the area.

A museum dedicated to religious art, it presents impressive collections of 16C-18C paintings, sculptures and jewels.

A great place to spend a peaceful afternoon, these beautiful gardens are home to a collection of subtropical plants.

A modern art center housing Portugal’s largest collection of 20C-21C art, including works by Portuguese and international artists.

Two museums set in a public garden estate, dedicated to the history of theater and traditional costumes since the 18C.

A landscaped park also containing a Cold Greenhouse. At the top of the park you can get a beautiful view of the city and river.

Both beautiful and functional, this neo-gothic elevator transports people from the Baixa district up to the Igreja do Carmo church.

Lisbon’s largest natural park is perfect for hikers and cyclers, where visitors can enjoy picnics and beautiful views.