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Historical square home to many events from the reminiscent of the earthquakes of Lisbon to the very end of the Portuguese dictatorship.

Free visit to the platform at the top of Elevador de Santa Justa - Viewpoint over downtown

Although not the oldest Ginjinha shop in the city of Lisbon at 133 years old, it is without a doubt the best where you find any knowledgeable local or it wouldn't be called "Unrivalled". But... if you really want to test it out and see which is best "A Ginjinha" is right by it.

Out of 100's of thousands of Roman Catholic churches you've never seen one like this before. Home of most king's baptisms and marriages, home the Portuguese inquisition and inside something different.. unique. Don't look it up, come with me and find out.

The oldest square in the city of Lisbon and the limits of the city going north from the Roman Empire until the great earthquake of Lisbon.

The first Portuguese church in town! In it's exact place have been many different temples, since at least 2000 years ago the grounds it stands on have been a holly sight.

Birth place of Saint Anthony of Pad... Lisbon! Not only you can visit his birth room but you can try your luck, if single, at his blessing for the right partner.

Here you'll see how one building built 2000 years ago connects with Portuguese history and the great earthquake of 1755.

The most photographed viewpoint in all of Lisbon right over the rooftops of the oldest neighborhood Alfama.

Sister viewpoint to Santa Luzia, more ample

One of the biggest churches and convent in the city of Lisbon

The best viewpoint in the city of Lisbon with over 200º panoramic view, a place from where you see 80% of the historical city: the castle, the christ, the bridge, downtown and even the most expensive apartment ever sold in Portugal owned by Cristiano Ronaldo..

This church, the biggest inside the city, dedicated to the patron saint of the city of Lisbon is not Portuguese.. how can that be?

The pantheon that houses the tombs of some of the most important Portuguese. I wonder if you know any.

Alfama is the oldest neighborhood of the city of Lisbon where you find the narrowest streets, organized like a labyrinth. We can stop and explore.

The most significant square of the history of Lisbon with the triumphant arch. A place from where much of the Portuguese discoveries was managed.