
Igreja Santa Maria De Belém, Lisbon, Portugal
Explore the rich history and culinary delights of Lisbon, an ancient city dating back over two millennia. Discover the unique charm of this captivating urban landscape while immersing yourself in its vibrant culture.
The historical legacy of Lisbon spans across millennia, beginning with the Phoenician and Lusitanian civilizations before being transformed under the rule of successive conquerors including the Romans and the Arabs. It was during the 12th century when the Portuguese emerged as rulers, giving rise to the evolution of Old Olissipo and ultimately renaming the city "Lisbon," which has since become synonymous with beauty and wonder. This enchanting metropolis, known for its seven hills, offers a rich tapestry of architectural marvels, cultural experiences, and panoramic vistas.
Our suggestion is to embark upon an exploration of Lisbon's past, embracing its vibrant culture, and immersing oneself in the captivating imagery of this ancient heartland. Upon arrival, our guests will be directed towards the historic quarter, where they may explore the Cathedral, the Church of Santo Antão, and ascend to the Mirador da Nossa Senhora do Monte for unparalleled views of Lisbon. Following this ascent, we recommend continuing via the 25 de Abril Bridge towards Cristo Rei, where one can capture some of the most picturesque panoramas in Lisbon. At Christ the Redeemer, visitors will find a smaller sanctuary amidst the stunning landscape.
Following the bridge, we advise returning to Lisbon by ferry, starting from the Trafaria—a charming fishing village—alongside the Tagus River. Along this journey, guests will enjoy lunch in a traditional restaurant, allowing them to experience the local cuisine firsthand. As the day progresses, we plan a visit to the Belem district, renowned for its monuments commemorating Portugal's maritime achievements and its iconic Belem Tower, alongside the Jerónimos Monastery.
These sites are particularly noteworthy, especially the legendary Pastel de Belém (custard tart). Our itinerary concludes with a return to the guest's accommodation, completing the tour and providing ample time for reflection or further exploration within Lisbon.
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Duration 8 hours
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Live tour guide
English, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Pickup included
Arrival point: Hotel or apartment entrance.
Wheelchair accessible
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Small group
Restricted to a maximum of eight attendees.
Please maintain flexibility with regard to your travel arrangements, as we offer the option to reserve a spot at no cost for immediate booking.
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Igreja Santa Maria De Belém, Lisbon, Portugal
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1.74 mi
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1.86 mi
2.55 mi
3.6 mi
3.04 mi
3.29 mi
4.47 mi
Avenida de Roma
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6.15 mi
Lisbon has a rich history spanning over two millennia, beginning with the Phoenician and Lusitanian civilizations before being transformed under the rule of successive conquerors such as the Romans and the Arabs. During the 12th century, the Portuguese emerged as rulers, leading to the development of Old Olissipo and eventually renaming the city 'Lisbon.'
Recommendations include the Cathedral, the Church of Santo Antão, and the Mirador da Nossa Senhora do Monte for breathtaking views.
The itinerary begins at the historic quarter and ends at the Belem district, with stops along the way including the 25 de Abril Bridge and the Belem Tower/Jerónimos Monastery.
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