Lisbon

Start your intense journey on the wavy pavements of the ancient Rossio Square where you will meet your guide. Explore its magnificent surroundings which include Dona Maria II National Theater, Rossio Train Station, Igreja de São Domingos and numerous cafés where you will have a chance to delight yourself with a traditional pastel de nata pastry. Proceed to Praca dos Restauradores, learn about the history of Portuguese Restoration War and witness a majestic obelisk that symbolizes Portuguese independence. Continue you adventures walking up the hill to the Largo do Carmo where you will encounter the remains of the beautiful Gothic-style Carmo Convent.

Lisbon

Then venture deep into the luxurious neighborhood of Chiado where you will find countless historical and cultural landmarks such as Teatro Nacional de São Carlos and the Café A Brasileira. Discover a Miradouro Chao do Loureiro which is praised by many as the best lookout point to observe the downtown of Lisbon. Dive into the diversity of Portuguese culture at the ancient Alfama district. Ride a vintage tram and get into the Portuguese folklore at the Fado houses, places where traditional Portuguese fado music lives, or see the stunning medieval São Jorge Castle towering above this neighborhood. Stroll along the narrow streets of this area to The Lisbon Cathedra, the oldest church within the city. Make one final push to the end of your long journey and visit one of the most famous attractions of Lisbon, the Praça do Comercio, magnificent plaza surrounded by the multiple galleries and restaurants including Martinho da Arcada, the oldest restaurant in Lisbon.