What to See and Do in Lisbon, Portugal
Explore Lisbon, Portugal's vibrant capital, from historic castles and grand plazas to iconic maritime monuments and soulful Fado. This curated map guides you through a city brimming with culture, art, and breathtaking views.
Lisbon Cathedral
A grandiose landmark crossed by tram number 28.
Santa Justa Lift
A neo-gothic elevator from the turn of the 20th century connecting Baixa with Carmo square.
Carmo Convent
Beautiful convent ruins with a treasure-filled museum, easily accessible from Baixa via the Santa Justa Lift.
Praca do Comercio
An iconic square in the lively Baixa neighborhood, characterized by wide avenues with many stores and restaurants and its large triumphal arch.
Belém Tower
An unmissable UNESCO-listed monument tied to the Golden Age of maritime exploration, serving as both a defense tower and a symbol of Portugal’s maritime power.
Jerónimos Monastery
An unmissable UNESCO-listed monument tied to the Golden Age of maritime exploration, where monks would pray for the king and offer spiritual assistance to seafarers.
Monument to the Discoveries
Offers great views of the Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery and the 25th of April Bridge.
Portas do Sol Viewpoint
A romantic terrace with picture-perfect views and a kiosk for a coffee break.
Miradouro de Santa Luzia
A dreamy viewpoint to relax, take photos and admire the red rooftops and a unique view of the National Pantheon.
National Pantheon
A tomb for some of the most important Portuguese personalities with wonderful 360 degree views from its roof terrace.
Castle of St George
A hilltop occupied since the 8th century BC, offering sightseeing with breathtaking panoramic views.
Lx Factory
A former industrial area full of small artisan shops, quirky bars and eateries.
Mercado de Santa Clara
A flea market where you can check out various treasures and knick knacks or grab a snack.
Fado Museum
Explains the history and culture of Fado.
Sao Vicente de Fora Monastery
One of the prominent buildings of the Lisbon skyline, hiding one of the largest collections of baroque azulejo tiles.
Azulejo Museum
Takes you on a journey through the history of the tile from the 15th century till the present day.
Lisbon Oceanarium
A place to be impressed by the exhibition grounds of the 1998 World Fair and immersed in the world of the deep sea.
Pena Palace
The icon of Sintra, known for its vibrant exterior and position atop a green hill.
Monserrate Palace
A villa inspired by the islamic style of the iberian Moors surrounded by opulent green gardens.