Tourist Attractions & Monuments Lisbon

During the earthquake, the main occupant of this square, the Royal Hospital of All Saints, was consumed in a fire with several hundred of his patients. It was then used as a market place with covered markets until the 1950s. Today, it welcomes all day long young skateboarders, gourmet tourists, lottery ticket sellers, or inhabitants of the outskirts who have come to the city. There are regularly fairs that are set up in its centre, supervised by the bronze equestrian statue of Dom João I.

This company, located in Odivelas, offers mini cruises in sailing boats on the Tagus river, sailing courses and rental (quotation on request).

Perhaps the most original personalized tour of the city! Take a ride in a 1940s sidecar on your way to an unknown Lisbon. If you ask for more, you can also visit the picturesque surroundings (Sintra, Cascais...) and even beyond (Fatima, Evora, Obidos). Thanks to these different tours (Lisbon and the Tagus, Lisbon by night, sea and mountains, west coast...), half-day or full-day, you will sneak into the local atmosphere in a new and unforgettable way, guided by the information your guide will give you.

It, which presents itself as an agency for travel tourism, organizes séjours or weekends, orientation, safari-photo, walk, climbing, horse riding, canyoning, canoeing, mountain biking…

This watchtower is one of the most hidden in the city of Lisbon, many people don't know it exists. Will you manage to discover it in the heart of Alfama? It is in fact the forecourt of a wisely placed church. Full of charm, it offers as a reward a unique view of the Alfama (far from the mass of tourists) and a totally unexpected side! In the summer and especially during the Santos festivities, you can find people having a good barbecue. So, to your plans, let the treasure hunt begin!

Almost one kilometre long, it is a long park of 15 ha dotted with magnificent trees, unfortunately surrounded by the two main roads leading into and out of the city. The northern part has a small lake on which you can canoe from 10am to 7pm on sunny days. In a small hut at the corner of the large esplanade leading to the university, you can also rent bicycles. There is also a small bistro above the lake where it is nice to stroll and sports facilities. Go there on weekends instead.

Sailing on the Tagus aboard a 26 foot sailing boat, to discover Lisbon on sailing.