Lisbon was founded by the Romans 2100 years ago and spreads across steep hillsides that overlook the Tagus River. Being one of the oldest cities in the world it is filled with monuments from different styles and times , but its real treasures are the traditional neighborhoods that line these hills and that is what is usually not shown in regular guide books. In this itinerary I take you strolling around its small alleys and cobbled streets, having a glimpse of the river at every corner on one side, and S. Jorge´s castle on the other, and seeing how the city that was once considered “immovable” has managed to evolve without losing its character. As a local (I’m Portuguese and have lived in Lisbon all my life) I can show you what is relevant to get to understand the city and separate it from what is purely for tourists eyes. I also filter all the monuments that exist to advise only the most relevant ones, so you’re not wasting time and money seeing similar things several times. The itinerary has maps for all of the neighbourhoods showing the exact path you should take and the location of all the sites/monuments I recommend along with some pictures to give you extra orientation. You will see/feel/taste: Lisbon´s historic and traditional neighbourhoods (Pena, Alfama, Bica, Bairro Alto, Príncipe Real, Campo de Ourique among others) Comercial and historical Downtown (Baixa and Chiado) Amazing views from several viewpoints with diferent perspectives The most relevant monuments (S. Jorge´s Castle; Carmo ruins, Sto Estevão Church, National Pantheom, Jerónimos Monastery, Belém tower and others) Some museums (Water museum, Design museum, Ancient Art museum) that reflect Lisbon’s not only historical but also cultural evolution The pause for “café” and a cake The nightlife, with tips from the places where the locals hang out. Traditional and International food with tips not only for cheap and traditional restaurants but also for what to eat in them An inexpensive boat cross of t
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