Old town

60 min.

Duration

Up to 6 People

Per Tour

Lisbon is a historic city that is up to date with new cosmopolitan trends that celebrate leisure, fashion, art and gastronomy. Its charm is a consequence of this fusion between modernity and tradition. On this Lisbon Old Town route you will be able to visit the Sé Cathedral, one of the capital’s flagship buildings due to its historical, religious and architectural value; the Igreja and Mosteiro de São Vicente de Fora, one of the largest and most important religious monuments in the city, and the Panteão Nacional, classified as a National Monument, where illustrious figures of Portuguese history and culture lie. This route would not be complete without a visit to Alfama, one of the oldest and most authentic neighborhoods in the capital, which is characterized by its narrow, steep and colorful streets (ideal for a tuk tuk ride), imbued with a spirit that It will make you feel like you are in a small village in the middle of the city. In addition, the tour offers you the possibility of contemplating fantastic views of the city, thanks to the visit of two viewpoints that present a landscape rich in historical and modern monuments that blend together.

Gather a group of up to six friends or family and come enjoy Lisbon. Learn the secrets of this centuries-old city through this Lisbon Old Town route, lasting approximately one hour. We guarantee that our drivers and guides will make you feel like a real Lisboner and will share with you knowledge that only locals possess.

DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION	Restaurants near the Hard Rock Café
STOPS	Sé Cathedral, Santa Luzia Viewpoint, Portas do Sol Viewpoint, Graça Viewpoint and Church, Senhora do Monte Viewpoint, S. Vicente da Fora Monastery and Church, National Pantheon, Alfama
LANGUAGE	Portuguese, English, Spanish Tours can be done in another language depending on the driver’s availability. Please contact us if you want to take a tour in another language.
NOTES	Please note that babies and children occupy one seat. When booking, please inform us of the number of participants using the comments box.
PRICES	80 € (Maximum 6 people)
TIME	60 minutes

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	Sé Cathedral Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore of Lisbon or Sé de Lisboa (in Portuguese Cathedral of Santa Maria Maior) is the metropolitan cathedral and patriarchal seat of the city of Lisbon in Portugal. Its construction began in 1148, a year after Alfonso Enriques conquered the city. It is considered the oldest church in Lisbon. It has been classified as a National Monument since 1910.
	Santa Luzia Viewpoint It has a wide view over Alfama and the Tagus, the dome of Panteão Nacional, the Church of Saint Stephen and the two white towers of the Church of Saint Michael.
	Portas do Sol Viewpoint The panoramic view from this viewpoint is impressive. The pastel-colored houses frame the silhouette of the Church of São Vicente de Fora with the bright blue of the Tagus in the background: all in all, a postcard image and probably one of the best photos you will take in Lisbon.
	Graça Viewpoint and Church The church and convent of Our Lady of Grace were built in 1291 but didn’t survive the 1755 earthquake. The connecting buildings were rebuilt in the Baroque style — the convent with a beautiful cloister and 18th-century tile panels; the church with gilded woodwork and grisaille paintings on the ceiling.
	Senhora do Monte Viewpoint The “Viewpoint of the Lady of the Mount” is at the top of Lisbon’s tallest hill. The name derives from a glass-encased image of the Virgin that stands in front of a charming white chapel dedicated to St. Gens, a bishop martyred in Roman times.