€300
How many hills does Lisbon really have? Between myth and mystery, one thing is certain: this tour is the perfect excuse to discover the city in all its layers — physical, human and emotional.
From east to west, we cross landscapes, stories and ways of life. In the older part of the city — Alfama, Mouraria and Graça — everything feels closer, more intimate, like life unfolds just outside the door. These are neighbourhoods of voices, balconies and memory. Feminine in their gestures, medieval in their form.
On the other side, Bairro Alto, Chiado and Príncipe Real feel wider, brighter, shaped by Enlightenment ideals. Here, theatre, cafés, politics and culture pulse through the streets — one foot in the past, the other always moving forward.
Hill by hill, Lisbon reveals itself in stone, colour and light. And this is, without a doubt, the best way to understand why locals are so in love with their city.
This tour is more than a route across hills — it’s a journey through the many faces of Lisbon in a single experience. It brings together the medieval and popular quarters, the cultural and bohemian Chiado, the viewpoints, the monuments.
It’s the perfect itinerary for those who want to feel Lisbon as a whole.
⚠️ Up to 6 people if they are slim.
Attention: The suggested routes may vary due to traffic conditions, local events, or client preferences. Our goal is to provide a pleasant and informative experience that can be tailored—whenever possible—to the interests of each visitor.
Itinerary
Two of Lisbon’s most beloved viewpoints, offering stunning panoramas over Alfama’s terracotta rooftops and the sparkling Tagus River.
A peaceful terrace where visitors can relax beneath pine trees and enjoy one of the city’s most breathtaking sunsets.
Lisbon’s highest viewpoint, providing a 360° view of the city — a must-see spot for photographers and dreamers alike.
A hidden urban oasis on one of Lisbon’s seven hills, perfect for a quiet break surrounded by greenery and scenic views.
An elegant neo-Gothic lift linking downtown to the Bairro Alto district — and one of Lisbon’s most unique architectural icons.
A beautifully landscaped viewpoint offering postcard-worthy views of the castle and downtown, especially charming at twilight.
Lisbon’s vibrant nightlife hub, famous for its colorful pavement, trendy bars, and lively atmosphere that lasts well into the night.
A creative hotspot set in a former industrial complex, filled with design shops, art spaces, and restaurants — a true symbol of modern Lisbon.
The city’s oldest and most iconic church, standing proudly since the 12th century as a testament to Lisbon’s history and faith.
A masterpiece of Portuguese baroque architecture dedicated to Lisbon’s patron saint, offering peaceful cloisters and sweeping views.
The final resting place of Portugal’s national heroes and artists — an architectural gem with one of the city’s best rooftop vistas.
Lisbon’s elegant downtown district, rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake, known for its grand squares, symmetrical streets, and lively atmosphere.
A historic and cultural quarter where traditional cafés meet elegant boutiques and theaters — Lisbon’s timeless meeting point.
A trendy neighborhood known for its gardens, antique shops, and bohemian charm, reflecting the city’s modern and sophisticated side.
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