Old Lisbon Walking Tour Alfama Mouraria Graça

Old Lisbon Walking Tour Alfama Mouraria Graça

Walk in the heart of Alfama, which is one of the oldest and most authentic neighborhoods in central Lisbon, which resisted the 1755 earthquake. This neighborhood is made up of a myriad of narrow streets that lead to the Tagus. Alfama is famous for fado and popular festivals, especially Santo Antonio. Finally, explore the old popular neighborhoods of Graça and Mouraria where you can still see the presence of the Moors.

The guide will help you discover the soul and atmosphere through the stories of these typical neighborhoods of the old city.

Itinerary
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Pass By: Lisboa Story Centre, Terreiro do Paco, 78- 81, Lisbon 1100-148 Portugal

- Figueira Square; place representing in the center a remarkable equestrian statue of King João I.
- Sé Cathedral; Built in the 12th century, the Cathedral of Santa Maria Maior is the oldest church in Lisbon.
- Portas do Sol Viewpoint; an unmissable place that offers a spectacular view of Lisbon, we also discover the Tagus River, the typical district of Alfama and the National Pantheon.
- Mirador Santa Luzia; Wonderful covered porch in the springs has a romantic charm. Facing the Tagus River offers breathtaking views of the river, the streets of Alfama.
- Sao Jorge's Castle; a fortress built in the 5th century and located on the highest hill in the historic city center, also offers a breathtaking view of the city.
- The national pantheon; old church of Santa Engrácia dating from the seventeenth century and where are the tombs of the most important and emblematic figures since the 20th century, including the presidents and the fado singer Amália Rodrigues.
- The heart of the old quarters; Alfama, Graça and Mouraria passing through unusual places and the most beautiful panoramas of the Portuguese capital.
- Casa dos Bicos; home with an architecture covered in diamond-shaped stone, today is dedicated to the life and work of José Saramago, Nobel Prize for Literature.