Discover the historical heart of Lisbon and immerse yourself in Portugal’s culture with Tour Map Portugal. This captivating full-day tour takes you to Lisbon’s must-see landmarks, including the serene Cristo Rei, UNESCO-protected Torre de Belém, the iconic Jerónimos Monastery, and breathtaking panoramic views. As you journey through Lisbon’s storied streets, experience the enchanting architecture, vibrant history, and famed culinary delights that make the city unforgettable. Parque Eduardo VII & Praça Marques do Pombal
Start your journey at Parque Eduardo VII, a vast green park with beautiful monuments and an excellent view over Lisbon. Passing by the lively Praça Marques do Pombal, you’ll be introduced to Lisbon’s historic architecture and vibrant city life.
Avenida da Liberdade & Principe Real
Drive down the famous Avenida da Liberdade and pass through Principe Real, one of Lisbon’s most stylish districts, known for its elegant gardens, historic mansions, and unique boutiques.
Miradouro São Pedro de Alcântara
Stop at this popular viewpoint, offering sweeping vistas of the Castelo de São Jorge, Lisbon Cathedral, and the surrounding area. Capture stunning photos and immerse yourself in the panoramic beauty of the city.
Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa)
Visit Lisbon’s oldest cathedral, a Romanesque masterpiece dating back to the 12th century. The Sé is a cornerstone of Lisbon’s history and an architectural gem.
Church of Saint Anthony
A stop at this beautiful church dedicated to Saint Anthony of Lisbon, known for its intricate interiors and religious significance, gives you a sense of the city’s devout heritage.
Castelo de São Jorge
Standing atop one of Lisbon’s seven hills, this historic castle provides panoramic views over Lisbon. Explore its ancient walls, savor a bite of Portugal’s famous Pasteis de Queijo, and peruse local souvenirs.
Mosteiro dos Jerónimos
A UNESCO World Heritage site, this grand monastery near the Tagus River is known for its striking Manueline architecture and is a symbol of Portugal’s Age of Exploration.
Torre de Belém
Also a UNESCO World Heritage site, this fortress once guarded Lisbon’s harbor. Located along the Tejo River, the tower is a marvel of Portuguese Manueline architecture and an iconic city landmark.
Cristo Rei
Portugal’s Christ the King statue, built in gratitude for peace during WWII, overlooks Lisbon and offers an incredible view of the city and the river from across the Tejo River. This religious landmark has become a major pilgrimage site and cultural symbol.
Overview
Embark on an unforgettable journey through Lisbon’s historical and cultural gems with our “Belem, Cristo Rei & Historical Lisbon” tour. This full-day adventure takes you from the iconic Parque Eduardo VII and scenic Avenida da Liberdade to the charming, cobbled streets of Lisbon’s historic quarters.
Explore centuries-old landmarks like the majestic Lisbon Cathedral and the awe-inspiring Castelo de São Jorge, both offering unique glimpses into the city’s storied past. At Miradouro São Pedro de Alcântara, take in panoramic views of the cityscape, including the towering Castelo and graceful riverbanks below. As you move toward the waterfront, discover the UNESCO-listed Jerónimos Monastery and Torre de Belém, architectural masterpieces from Portugal’s Age of Exploration. Finally, conclude your tour with a visit to Cristo Rei, a striking statue overlooking Lisbon, symbolizing peace and gratitude.
This tour blends Portugal’s deep-rooted history with breathtaking views and local specialties, including famous Pasteis de Belem and traditional Pasteis de Queijo. Join Tour Map Portugal for a day filled with discovery, culture, and incredible scenery as you delve into Lisbon’s past and present.
Trip Highlights
- Scenic walk through Parque Eduardo VII and Avenida da Liberdade
- Panoramic views from Miradouro São Pedro de Alcântara and Castelo de São Jorge
- Visits to historic sites: Lisbon Cathedral, Castelo de São Jorge, Jerónimos Monastery, Torre de Belém
- Stop at the inspiring Cristo Rei overlooking the Tejo River
- Opportunity to taste local delicacies like Pasteis de Belem and Pasteis de Queijo
