Lisbon: Vibrant and unforgettable capital

At the top of Lisbon, Parque Eduardo VII is where it all begins - and where the city really takes off. Ideal for walking, jogging or simply enjoying the view, it's a space full of energy and movement. From here, you can see the whole of Lisbon: Avenida da Liberdade descending to the Tagus, the houses in the distance and the greenery that balances the rhythm of the city. Locals and visitors cross paths between gardens, events and outdoor moments. It's a place that mixes calm and action - perfect for starting the day with energy or ending the afternoon with that view that never tires.

Seen from the outside, the white dome dominates Alfama; inside, the space impresses with its light and scale. This is where some of the most remarkable figures in Portuguese history are located - kings, poets, navigators and artists who helped design the country. But the real secret is at the top: the belvedere offers one of the most beautiful views of Lisbon, with the Tagus shining down below. Climbing up there is almost obligatory - not just for the history, but for the feeling of being in the heart of the city. A place full of strength, beauty and that energy that only Lisbon has.

*Meals, tastings and entrance fees to monuments not included.

One of Lisbon's most unexpected treasures. Housed in a former 16th century convent, it holds centuries of color, art and Portuguese creativity. Here, tiles are no longer just decoration - they are history told in patterns, symbols and scenes from everyday life. From the oldest pieces to modern murals, each room shows how this art has evolved and continues to live on. The highlight is the huge panel of Lisbon before the 1755 earthquake - a real journey through time. To visit the museum is to discover the most artistic and authentic side of Portugal, in a place where tradition and modernity come together perfectly.

*Meals, tastings and entrance fees to monuments not included.

*Meals, tastings and entrance fees to monuments not included.

In the heart of Bairro Alto, it's the ideal spot to stop and enjoy the city in all its splendor - from São Jorge Castle to the Tagus River. There's always movement: tourists, locals, street musicians and a sunset that turns the scene into a living postcard. With its garden, tiled benches and relaxed atmosphere, it's one of those places where you just want to stay. Here, the city shows its most vibrant side - light, music and that good energy that makes Lisbon a hard place to forget.

On the other side of the Tagus, Cristo Rei welcomes Lisbon with open arms. The view from the top is simply unforgettable - the bridge, the river and the city stretch out in a setting that seems infinite. It's the perfect place for a purposeful break: take a deep breath, feel the wind and realize how much beauty can fit into a single city. Inspired by Rio de Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer, the monument was inaugurated in 1959 as a symbol of peace and gratitude. Today, it's much more than that - it's a viewpoint, an icon and an experience that shows Lisbon from a new angle. Climbing to the top is a must - and coming down is a light and unforgettable feeling.

The trip ends when we return to the hotel, but there's a little piece of it left to take back with us - made up of memories and Portugal.

*Meals, tastings and entrance fees to monuments not included.

On this route, we have carefully included a surprise place chosen by us for this day.