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The building is of the eighteenth century. They include two panels, representing the conquest of Lisbon from the Moors and the Commerce Square.

It was designed in 1900 by Gustave Eiffel apprentice. At the top, guests enjoy a fantastic view over the city.

St. Charles Coliseum of neo-classical style and Italian influences. Noteworthy is the facade and José Raposo paintings in the ceiling of Salão de Nobre.

A Shopping Centre that recovered the architecture of one of the most famous shops in Lisbon, destroyed in the 1988 fire.

Maximum exponent of Portuguese Romanticism of the nineteenth century. It's a mixture of several styles, including neo-Moorish and neo-Manueline.

The castle of St. George dates from 138 BC and its name is related to the martyr St. George.

Manueline Monastery of the sixteenth century, built by King Manuel I. Its an example of portuguese art in the Age of Discovery .

Fortress that defended the city of Lisbon. Built by King D. Manuel I, between 1515 and 1521.

Originating in an Arab fortress, it was rebuilt in the fifteenth century. It has the largest collection of Mudejar tiles of the Iberian Peninsula.

Baroque and Rococo style palace, built by King consort Pedro III. The French-style gardens are emphasized.

Palace in neoclassical style, built in the eighteenth century. Some of the highlights are the Arch of Triumph, the decorations and fresco paintings.

Built in 1863 as a summer residence of the English millionaire, Sir Francis Cook. In the park, you can find the noteworthy botany collection.

Erected in 1779 by Queen Maria I, as a fulfillment of a promise. The Basilica combines baroque and neoclassical styles.

Monument erected in honor of the Discoveries. It is shaped like a caravel and boasts 33 statues of important personalities.

Also known as Praça D. Pedro IV. Meeting point for anyone visiting Lisbon, it is surrounded by numerous cafés and terraces.

Square dedicated to the minister who idealized the reconstruction of Lisbon after the earthquake. It also hosts entertainment and political events.

Offers a privileged view of the Tagus and the south bank. In the center is the statue of King José I.

Mannerist style building, the Monastery of São Vicente de Fora was founded in 1147 and then rebuilt between 1582 and 1629.

Built in 1147, the Lisbon Cathedral is located over the site of an ancient Muslim mosque. The predominant style is the Romanesque-Gothic.

The Belvedere Portas do Sol is a balcony over the Tagus, which overlooks the typical Alfama District.

Where the World Expo of 1998 was held. One of the new residential areas of the city with many green spaces.

It received a presentation on the Discoveries during the Expo 98. Today, the interior spaces can be rented for events and exhibitions.

One of the most important train and bus stations of Lisbon, which also has an underground line. It was designed by Santiago Calatrava.

It is one of the largest bridges in Europe, with 17,2 km in length. Inaugurated in 1998, connects Montijo to Lisbon.

Designed for the Expo 98, it was one of the main attractions of the exhibition. Houses 15,000 animals and over 450 plant species.

It is a Bull Ring and venue for concerts for up to 10.000 people. It has a shopping arcade in the underground floor.

House where the singer Amália Rodrigues lived. It was turned into a museum and has over 30.000 exhibits.

The museum is a tribute to the traditional song of Lisbon. The permanent exhibition recreates Fado environments such as alleys and taverns.

It is a neoclassical building dating back from the first half of the XIX century that served as residence for the royal family. In 1968 opened as a museum.

Housed in the building of a power station, the museum exhibits pieces as high pressure boilers and electricity production machines.

Built by order of King Luís, the museum focuses on the history of the Portuguese Navy. It has fourteen rooms.

The museum has a wide range of ride coaches, as well as gala ones, from the XVII, XVIII and XIX centuries.

It is a Cultural Center that hosts jazz music and opera performances as well as theater, dance, film and art exhibitions.

It was created by order of King José I as a leisure place for the royal family. It has a large variety of tropical trees.

World famous, are handcrafted according to an ancient secret recipe. May only be purchased in this space of Old National Confectionery.

Casino opened in 2006, contains about 1100 top–of–the–line slot machines. Contains a concert hall, restaurants and bars.

Located in a park of 7,5 hectares, the Foundation account with a museum, an Orchestra, a Modern Art Centre and emblematic gardens.

Museum composed of women, men and children's costumes belonging to various times and with a wide variety of styles.

The Zoo is home to over 2000 animals of 350 species. It also offers diverse attractions.

This typical restaurant was founded in 1975 and besides gastronomy it offers animation. Great legends of Fado played here.

Company founded in 1955, named in tribute to Maria Severa, founder of Fado. There is the typical decoration and tile panels.

Inaugurated in 1937, the Fado house is traditionally decorated, consisting of oil paintings, Portuguese tableware and old photographs.

Typical Fado House founded in 1927. Big names like Amália, Alfredo Marceneiro and Tony de Matos have passed through here.

Market located in a building from 1882, which was famed for his charismatic florists. It also has shops and restaurants.

Monument in honor of important national figures. Here are also symbolically represented the Douro, Tagus, the Glory, the Genius and the Value.

Work of the engineer Mesnier de Ponsard, the Elevator of Glória makes the trip between downtown and Bairro Alto.

Avenue inspired by the design of Campos Elísios. It is one of the most elegant of the capital, combining leisure, culture, business and commerce.

It is the largest park in Lisbon. Integrates the Cold Greenhouse, the Carlos Lopes Pavilion, the monument to the New State and a Viewpoint.

Sixteenth century building of unique architecture, with influences of the Italian Renaissance. It is the headquarter of the José Saramago Foundation and it is open to the public.

A typical neighborhood of narrow streets where you can find grocery stores, restaurants, taverns, coffee shops and the famous Fado Houses.

It is the largest Portuguese airport with two civil terminals and a military terminal. It is connected to the public transport network.

Mall of unique and modern design. It has more than 170 stores, including restaurants, movie theaters, gym and hypermarket.

A church of the sixteenth century, in honor of São Roque. Highlights such as the decorations in gilt and the painted ceiling to the mannerist style.

One of the most famous and important theaters in the city. Designed by the Italian Fortunato Lodi, is a neoclassical building.

Museum where is based the main center for archaeological research of Portugal, with pieces from all over the country.Museu onde está sediado o principal centro de investigação arqueológico de Portugal, com peças provenientes de todo o país.

Church of neoclassical moth, dedicated to Our Lady. Of Deliverance. It was founded by King José I and features marble decorations.

Interactive museum that combines science and technology. It houses major thematic and interactive exhibits, temporary exhibitions and workshops.

MEO Arena is the country's largest performance hall, with a capacity of 20 000 standing spectators .

Gardens whose main theme is water. They include a series of educational and sports equipment and rare old trees.

The theater's program is defined by the National Ballet Company and offers the facilities to hold congresses.

Urban nature Marina with 400 berths. It is an important nautical tourism hub of Lisbon.

Garden of the nineteenth century with geometrically designed beds according to the French tradition. It has a viewpoint that offers a fabulous view of the city.

Opened in 1996, the museum depicts 5000 years of health history in the world through about 13 thousand pieces.

Municipal garden rich in tree species, of which highlights the Cedro-do-Buçaco, with more than 20 meters in diameter.

Traditional lift of Lisbon that makes the connection between Rua de São Paulo and Calçada do Combro.

It opened in 1985 and has a collection of over 250.000 pieces related to the history of the performing arts.

The museum was created in 1880. It is dedicated to the history of the city's water supply and integrates four cores.

Museum inserted into the Convent of the Mother of God. Noteworthy are the Baroque tiles in the church and a panel with the representation of Lisbon.

Rock and roll bar. It features an exhibition that includes pants of David Bowie and a Rolling Stones guitar.

Restaurant integrated in the Fado Museum, which offers a view over the Alfama district. Specialized in traditional Portuguese snacks.

The famous Bertrand bookstore is the largest bookstore chain in Portugal. The first opened in Chiado, in 1732.

One of the oldest Lisbon wine shops. It is dedicated to trade of national and international wines. It also organizes wine tasting.

The Bora Bora is a bar with an exotic concept and relaxed atmosphere, with decor inspired by Polynesia.

Mendicant Gothic convent ruins built by order of King Nuno Álvares Pereira. Now houses the Archaeological Museum of Carmo.

It is one of the most emblematic squares of Lisbon. In the center there is a memorial obelisk of the end of the Spanish rule in 1640.

One of the busiest squares in Lisbon, Figueira Square is surrounded by hotels, traditional shops and distinctive coffees.

Restaurant of contemporary Portuguese cuisine, famous for bread soup and the chocolate mousse. The decor blends the classic and modern.

Non-profit cultural organization, established in 1994. Creates and promotes contemporary art through exhibitions and other initiatives.

Bar with a retro feel, decorated with antique furniture. Noteworthy is a wood-fired oven, which was sustained to remember the past of this establishment.

Romantic garden of the nineteenth century with flower beds and quiet corners. It has a kiosk with a terrace, serving wine and snacks.

Garden located in an area full of history. It has a playground, a lake and has a café-restaurant with terrace.

Opened in 1884, the Lavra Elevator is the oldest lift of Lisbon. It was classified as a National Monument in 2002.

Set in an old chapel lined with tiles from the XVIII century, this traditional Portuguese cuisine restaurant offers Fado performances.

Its construction took 350 years and because of that it was born the term works of Santa Engrácia," which designates those that have no end."

Church and Convent of the thirteenth century. Highlights include the bell tower, the tiles of the sixteenth to the eighteenth century and the gilt.

Viewpoint surrounded by pine trees. A popular place in town, it offers a panoramic view of Lisbon and its typical roofs.

A viewpoint overlooking Alfama and the Tagus. It has two floors and the ground floor is occupied by a restaurant with a terrace.

Dating from 1147, linked to the cult of St. George. It features an organ played by António Xavier Machado and Cerveira.

Palace built on the site of a convent, following a promise of King João V to Our Lady of the Necessities.

Museum dedicated to the Decorative Arts of the fifteenth century to the eighteenth century. It has several core themes, such as furniture, textiles and tiles.

Exists since 1956 and is one of the most famous seafood restaurants in Lisbon. In addition to seafood, we recommend the small beefsteak on the bread.

Family business for about 40 years, the restaurant is specialized in regional cuisine of Minho and is recognized by the seafood.

Oldest museum in Lisbon. Contains an extensive exhibition of weapons, uniforms and historical documents, featuring the collection of artillery.

Founded in 1987, the Museu da Marioneta was the first Portuguese space entirely dedicated to puppets. It features puppets from all over the world.

The older market in Lisbon, originated in the thirteenth century. It is opened on Tuesdays and Saturdays and has all kinds of antiques.

It contains a meaningful collection of Portuguese art throughout the 14th and 19 th centuries with collections of Fine Arts and decorative Arts.

Museum documenting the evolution of the city of Lisbon. It is rich in archaeological collections, painting, ceramics, drawing, engraving, lapidary and pottery.

Constructed in 1514, this manueline architecture chapel evokes the Discoveries. The highlights are a real shield, a crown and two armillary spheres.

Tower with about 145 meters high built for the Expo 98. Comprises a hotel and a restaurant on top.

The cable car connects the Oceanarium and the Vasco da Gama Tower and provides a fabulous view of the Tagus.