L
isbon, is a dreamy city adorned by magnificent hills on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. To help you plan a visit, we list some of the must-see places in Lisbon below.
Castelo de São Jorge
This castle majestically at the top of Alfama – the highest mountain in Lisbon. Visiting the castle will enable you to dive into the history while enjoying the jaw dropping views of the city and the sea.
The National Tile Museum
As the name suggests, this is a museum about the magnificent tile art so frequently seen in Portuguese architecture.
Mosteiro dos Jerónimos
During the 16th century, it took 100 years to build this historical landmark of Lisbon. Currently, it’s a tomb of some great sons of Portugal.
The Tower of Belém
A UNESCO World Heritage site, travellers usually visit this tower for its magnificent appearance and its role in protecting the city.
Tram 28
Lisbon is a city of tram lines. So don’t forget to hop on its most iconic tram, Tram 28, which will take you up the steep and into the old Alfama district.
Alfama District
Dating back to the Moorish era, this is the oldest neighborhood in Lisbon. A stroll around will allow you to discover some old city walls and hidden squares.
The Mercado da Ribeira
If you want to enjoy some traditional cuisine like Custard tarts, there is no better place than visiting the Lisbon’s most famous food market.
The Santa Justa Elevator
This is a century old, neo-gothic elevator powered by steam and offers some wonderful view of the city including the Rossio Square and the Baixa neighborhood.
