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Miradouro Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen

Special place to enjoy a unique view over the city of Lisbon. This viewpoint is famous thanks to its wonderful view, from which you can see the old neighborhoods such as Mouraria and Alfama, Baixa Pombalina, São Jorge’s Castle and also the Tejo River. Situated on St. Andrew's Hill, one of the seven hills of the city, it offers the perfect ambience to relax under the pine trees and spend several hours enjoying the city’s charm. It contains a strategically placed cafe to see the sunset over the Tejo River and the riverside zone.

316 locals recommend

Miradouro Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen

Calçada da Graça

316 locals recommend

Special place to enjoy a unique view over the city of Lisbon. This viewpoint is famous thanks to its wonderful view, from which you can see the old neighborhoods such as Mouraria and Alfama, Baixa Pombalina, São Jorge’s Castle and also the Tejo River. Situated on St. Andrew's Hill, one of the seven hills of the city, it offers the perfect ambience to relax under the pine trees and spend several hours enjoying the city’s charm. It contains a strategically placed cafe to see the sunset over the Tejo River and the riverside zone.

Miradouro da Senhora do Monte

Located at the highest point of the city, allows you to contemplate the best view of Lisbon in a quiet environment. Although there is no cafe here the rooftop bar of the “Albergaria Senhora do Monte” is open to visitors and offers even more spectacular views.

849 locals recommend

Miradouro da Senhora do Monte

Largo Monte

849 locals recommend

Located at the highest point of the city, allows you to contemplate the best view of Lisbon in a quiet environment. Although there is no cafe here the rooftop bar of the “Albergaria Senhora do Monte” is open to visitors and offers even more spectacular views.

Jardim Da Cerca Da Graca

It is considered the second largest green space in Lisbon, about 2 hectares, with public access to the historical areas. It has a kiosk, which is a cheap and lovely way to have a coffee or a drink. The park is also very popular with locals around sunset, who bring their own drinks and hang around. This park was developed by a recent project linking the two neighbourhoods Mouraria and Graça. It contains a central lawn with three belvederes, a picnic area, an orchard, a playground and a kiosk with a terrace.

91 locals recommend

Jardim Da Cerca Da Graca

46 Calçada do Monte

91 locals recommend

It is considered the second largest green space in Lisbon, about 2 hectares, with public access to the historical areas. It has a kiosk, which is a cheap and lovely way to have a coffee or a drink. The park is also very popular with locals around sunset, who bring their own drinks and hang around. This park was developed by a recent project linking the two neighbourhoods Mouraria and Graça. It contains a central lawn with three belvederes, a picnic area, an orchard, a playground and a kiosk with a terrace.

Mercado de Santa Clara station

The typical "Thieves’ flea market" is very old. It is said to date back to the thirteenth century and has changed location several times until it finally settled in Campo de Santa Clara in 1882. This market mainly sells second-hand goods and antiquities. Their stories and history are passed along to new owners.

762 locals recommend

Mercado de Santa Clara station

Campo de Santa Clara

762 locals recommend

The typical "Thieves’ flea market" is very old. It is said to date back to the thirteenth century and has changed location several times until it finally settled in Campo de Santa Clara in 1882. This market mainly sells second-hand goods and antiquities. Their stories and history are passed along to new owners.

Church of São Vicente of Fora

This Mannerist monument is one of the most beautiful Lisbon attractions, not just for its magnificent interior (which has the world's largest collection of Baroque tiles -about 100,000), but also for the panoramic view of the city from its terrace, which is by the towers. It was founded in 1147 and rebuilt in 1582 outside the city walls, hence the "de Fora" ("on the Outside") in the name. The church (free admission) has an imposing baroque altar and eight monumental sculptures but is not always open. The monastery next door, however, is open every day, allowing you to see the ancient cistern, the cloisters covered with magnificent tiles, the beautiful sacristy, a museum of sacred art, and the pantheon of the Bragança dynasty. This includes the tomb of Catherine of Braganza, the Portuguese princess who became queen of England when she married Charles II in 1662. Most noteworthy, however, is the extraordinary series of 38 tiles that illustrate the famous fables of La Fontaine.

193 locals recommend

Church of São Vicente of Fora

Largo de São Vicente

193 locals recommend

This Mannerist monument is one of the most beautiful Lisbon attractions, not just for its magnificent interior (which has the world's largest collection of Baroque tiles -about 100,000), but also for the panoramic view of the city from its terrace, which is by the towers. It was founded in 1147 and rebuilt in 1582 outside the city walls, hence the "de Fora" ("on the Outside") in the name. The church (free admission) has an imposing baroque altar and eight monumental sculptures but is not always open. The monastery next door, however, is open every day, allowing you to see the ancient cistern, the cloisters covered with magnificent tiles, the beautiful sacristy, a museum of sacred art, and the pantheon of the Bragança dynasty. This includes the tomb of Catherine of Braganza, the Portuguese princess who became queen of England when she married Charles II in 1662. Most noteworthy, however, is the extraordinary series of 38 tiles that illustrate the famous fables of La Fontaine.