Also called as Monumento ao Descobrimento, it is the newest postcard among the historical monuments of Lisbon. It was built as a tribute to the discoveries of new lands made by the Portuguese and represents all the progress that Portugal obtained from navigation. Located in the region of Belem, it is possible to join the tour around the Tower with other also iconic places of Lisbon.

One of the 7 wonders of Portuguese cuisine and worthy of being tasted, the Pastel de Belém can not go unnoticed by those who come to the Portuguese capital.

Considered one of the Manueline style jewels, the Jeronimos Monastery is one of the most beautiful buildings of its time and it continues to this day.

One of the most traditional means of transportation in Lisbon, which crosses the Tagus River between Cais do Sodré and the Margem Sul. It gives you a breathtaking view of Lisbon.

With more than 10 centuries of history, São Jorge Castle joins in one place the history of the conquest of Lisbon and one of the points with one of the most beautiful views of the city.

One of the most picturesque districts of the Portuguese capital and with the city’s busiest bohemian night.

Located in the most bohemian neighborhood of Lisbon and owner of one of the best views of the city, this belvedere transmits all the charm of the Portuguese capital and an unparalleled sunset.