OnJ S. Lazaro Lisboa

This is a suggested pedestrian route for a city tour to one of the most iconic places in Lisbon, the São Jorge Viewpoint, which has one of the most beautiful views over the city. This viewpoint is located in the Castelo de São Jorge, with a monumental and impressive view over the city and the river, dominating the surrounding landscape. This site was built in the late 18th century, but the walls that support it date back to the 14th century. Much of it was completely rebuilt in 1940 in a...

Enjoy this city trail for a tour to explore and get to know the beautiful Portuguese capital, Lisbon. Your route starts and ends at the Mercado do Forno do Tijolo, a traditional market where you can buy your vegetables, fruits, fish, meat, and other fresh foods generally sourced from local farmers. Once you've explored the market, stroll toward the river, where you'll find the renowned Mouraria neighborhood, home to the magnificent São Jorge Castle. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this...

The tour of Lisbon's tourist attractions begins at the majestic Castle of São Jorge. It ends by the Tagus River at the charming Praça do Comércio, passing through four of the city's most historic and fascinating neighborhoods: Alfama, Baixa, Bairro Alto, and Chiado. Get ready to be enchanted by the unique atmosphere of Alfama, with its narrow and labyrinthine streets, full of life and fado music. Then, immerse yourself in the elegance of Baixa, with its wide avenues and imposing squares,...

A circular trail is suggested for outdoor activities such as walking or cycling through the Portuguese capital, Lisbon. During this route along the famous Portuguese pavement, visit some of the emblematic neighborhoods of the city, namely Santos-o-Velho, Prazeres, and Santo Amaro. These neighborhoods are characterized by their buildings with remarkable architecture, the views over the majestic river Tagus and some of the most emblematic viewpoints in the city.

This is the stunning coastal route of the Caminho Português, which is the second most popular route and perfect for wine lovers as it passes through several wineries along the way. Starting in the charming city of Lisbon, this route was first laid out by Queen Isabel of Portugal in the 12th century and heads north along the stunning Atlantic coast of Portugal and Spain. If you are looking for a shorter option for the coastal route, starting in the city of Porto, you can check it out here:...