In a nutshell

A tour of the picturesque historic centre of Lisbon, the elegant districts of Belém and Restelo, and the Jerónimos Monastery. (or alternatively visit the Maritime Museum)

Main stops

Rossio (Dom Pedro IV Square)
Free time
Praça dos Restauradores
Avenida da Liberdade
Parque Eduardo VII
Jeronimos Monastery (or alternatively visit the Maritime Museum)
Belém Tower and the Monument to the Discoveries (panoramic)

The programme

• A city of contrasts blending modern and classic architecture, Lisbon is bathed in extraordinary light that accentuates the variety and intensity of its colours. The capital of Portugal boasts a wealth of unmissable locations: the Rossio, the name commonly given to Dom Pedro IV Square, the beating heart of the city from where all the main streets fan out; Praça dos Restauradores, the square created to commemorate the liberation of Portugal from Spanish rule in 1640, featuring an obelisk on which the dates of the Portuguese Restoration are marked; Avenida da Liberdade, considered to be the most luxurious street in Lisbon with its fountains and the abstract designs on its pavements, where once only members of high society were permitted to walk; and Parque Eduardo VII, one of the city's largest green spaces, which was created in the late 19th century and named after the British King, Edward VII. • Panoramic drive Belem travel past area, at the Belém Tower and the Monument to the Discoveries , which was built in 1960 to mark the five hundredth anniversary of the death of Henry the Navigator and to celebrate the geographical discoveries made by Portuguese navigators from the 15th century onwards and the visit of Jeronimos Monastery (or alternatively visit the Maritime Museum).

Good to know

In case of closure of the Monastery, the visit will be replaced with the Maritime Museum.
For calls with arrival at 9am or later, the visit to the Monastery will be replaced by a visit to the Maritime Museum
Wear suitable clothing for the places of worship you will be visiting.