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Tour of Lisbon: Alfama

Um passeio pelo centro histórico da capital portuguesa. Começamos pela Praça dos Restorers e seguimos pela zona da baixa lisboeta, passando por igrejas, como a de Santo António, a Sé de Lisboa e uma igreja incendiada que foi reaberta quase como o fogo a deixou. Além disso, percorremos uma das ruas mais famosas de Portugal, a Rua Augusta, até alcançarmos a Praça do Comércio (uma das maiores da Europa) e chegarmos às margens do Rio Tejo no Cais das Colunas.

And how about seeing Lisbon from above? Let's go to the viewpoints of Santa Luzia It is Gates of the Sun from where we can see the Tagus River, the South Bank and much of one of the most charming neighborhoods in the world: Alfama. But we won't just spot it. There you will see the oldest house in the Portuguese capital and after appreciating it from above, we go down and delve into the typical, non-linear streets of Alfama. Passaremos por mais uma igreja, uma muralha romana e pelas traseiras da Sé de Lisboa, a igreja mais antiga da capital que sobreviveu vários terramotos e foi construída ao longo dos séculos.

The entire walking tour yields spectacular photos in settings with centuries of history. 

This walking tour lasts 4 hours, from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Minimum of 2 people. Payment is made at the beginning of the tour. Entrance fees to monuments and meals are not included. The meeting point is at the door of the Hard Rock Café, in Praça dos Restauradores. Full conditions here 

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Lisbon is the capital of Portugal and is located in the center of the country, on the banks of the Tagus River and 17 km from the Atlantic. The city has a population of just over half a million inhabitants, but almost three million people live in the Lisbon Metropolitan Region.

There is no shortage of good reasons to visit Lisbon. One of the most vibrant and cosmopolitan European capitals, there is always something to see or do in Lisbon. There are many monuments to visit and the cultural offer is extensive.

If you like a city that has managed to maintain its history, its monuments and its cultural aspects, but which is at the same time a modern and cosmopolitan city, then Lisbon is the ideal destination.

The city of Lisbon has many hills and many cobblestone streets, famous worldwide. Good shoes are essential for navigating historic streets and neighborhoods. Lisbon's 'light' is considered one of the best in Europe.

High. Lisbon has a lot of ups and downs, lots of tight streets and lots of stairs. But there are many cafes to sit down, relax a little and regain strength for another stage. The walk through Belém is in a flat area and easier to walk, but we still recommend wearing comfortable shoes.

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