Walk in the atmosphere of the good old Lisbon

From its bustling trolleys to an unmistakably earthquake-shaped heritage, Portugal's capital city is an irresistibly charming mix of now and then.

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Be seduced by Lisbon's oldest neighborhood, Alfama, as you explore its vibrant streets or ride its iconic yellow tram along its steep streets - either way it promises an exciting journey.

Baixa

Baixa district in Lisbon is an important commercial area, featuring traditional commerce establishments and Portuguese cuisine restaurants, in addition to offering stunning viewpoints and numerous cultural spaces.

This area is famed for its mosaic-patterned pavements, gardens, monuments, cafes and boutiques - as well as being home to some of the city's top visitor attractions such as Church of Saint Domingos and Monument to Discoveries (Padrao dos Descobrimentos).

Take advantage of Lisbon's bustling atmosphere without becoming overcrowded by taking advantage of the numerous trams running between Baixa and Bairro Alto; tram rides provide an easy and unique way to discover both areas while providing fantastic city views.

Start off your Lisbon adventure right by strolling Rua da Augusta, Lisbon's grandest avenue. Or climb Rossio Square and admire Arco de Santa Justa - a giant metal elevator designed in 1902. Here, you will get panoramic views of 25th of April Bridge, Tagus River and Cristo Rei statue - rewarding sightseeing experiences all the while!

Bairro Alto

Bairro Alto is the perfect place to experience old Lisbon on foot, from strolling along its narrow windy streets, stopping for coffee or lunch, and dining at one of its numerous charming restaurants or bars lining its streets.

It makes an excellent base when exploring other parts of the city, with easy access to Rossio Train and Metro Station that links Sintra, Belem, and Estoril.

Lisbon's historic district on a hilltop offers unique architecture and is renowned for its rich past.

Bairro Comercio

Have you ever experienced the narrow windy streets of this historic district in Lisbon, Portugal? Once you do, it becomes evident why this area should be on your itinerary. Stroll through its cobbled alleyways, enjoy coffee or lunch or dinner in one of its charming restaurants or bars and feel the atmosphere of old Lisbon!

Bairro Comercio stands out as an exception among other neighbourhoods that transform at night, remaining relatively deserted by day. You can stroll the streets and meet interesting people before it becomes overrun with thirsty crowds come sunset.

Funiculars provide another method of access, with two of the most iconic being the Ascensor da Bica and Ascensor da Gloria.

Alfama

Alfama, situated in Lisbon's core, is one of its most charming neighborhoods. Dating back 2000 years, this district features an ancient castle as well as cozy, cobblestoned streets that make up this intriguing neighborhood.

Visit the castle, explore its streets and hilltop town, ride along picturesque tram route number 28, or enjoy an intimate meal in one of the restaurants located within this historic quarter.

Alfama stands out as an idyllic village right in the center of Lisbon! Here you'll see residents hanging their laundry from balconies, talking loudly from windows and children playing soccer in small squares.

Alfama is also famous for its Fado music, an emotional genre of sea-related songs that originated here. To experience Fado for yourself and learn about its rich tradition, visit the Fado Museum with interactive exhibits and live performances - the perfect place for experiencing Fado!