Lisbon, the city of the seven hills, the Portuguese capital and one of the oldest in Europe, offers visitors a unique setting and a fascinating and unforgettable journey through history.

In a city that has been receiving many different cultures from far away over time, there is still a breath of village in every historic neighborhood. We can walk through the square of streets of Baixa Pombalina that opens to the Tagus in Praça do Comércio and, following the river, get to know some of the most beautiful places of the city: the monumental area of ​​Belém with monuments classified as World Heritage, medieval neighborhoods, and also more recent or contemporary leisure areas, such as Parque das Nações or Docks.

From its typical neighborhoods, such as the beautiful Alfama district, marked by the melancholy fado melody, to the cosmopolitan Rossio Square, the meeting point of our multiculturalism,
this is a hilltop city with several viewpoints set in the highest points where you can enjoy stunning views.

The emblematic S. Jorge Castle, from where we reach the cacilheiros on its crossing to the south bank, is also joined by the 25 de Abril bridge, Carmo Convent, Bairro Alto, Eduardo VII Park, Avenida da Liberdade, as other major landmarks in the city.

From the city center, highlight to the monumental neighborhood of Belém, hymn to the glorious epic of discoveries, including the Jeronimos Monastery, Belém Tower and the Monument to the Discoveries, Manueline jewels and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. . Place where we can enjoy the unforgettable “pastel de Belém”, whose secret recipe has been kept by the family since the opening of “The Old Confectionery of Belém” in 1837.