Lisbon Holidays

Rossio Square captivates with distinctive wave-patterned pavement and baroque fountains. Savour a pastel de nata at a café while watching street performers enliven this historic Lisbon meeting point.

Lisbon's grandest boulevard combines Parisian elegance with Portuguese mosaic pavements and luxury boutiques. Stroll beneath leafy trees, stopping at charming kiosks for refreshments between high-end shopping excursions.

This grand roundabout honours the statesman who rebuilt Lisbon after the 1755 earthquake. Admire the imposing monument with its symbolic lion while enjoying views of the elegant Avenida da Liberdade below.

This UNESCO-listed fortress showcases Manueline architecture and symbolises Portugal's Age of Discoveries. Climb its spiral staircases for panoramic Tagus River views and admire the intricate maritime-themed stonework.

This majestic riverside square opens to the Tagus, showcasing Lisbon's maritime heritage with its grand yellow arcades. Ascend the Rua Augusta Arch for panoramic views or enjoy Portuguese cuisine.

This neo-Gothic iron lift from 1902 connects Lisbon's Baixa district to Largo do Carmo. Ascend in wood cabins to the observation deck for spectacular views of the city's rooftops and the Tagus River.

See where monks once worshipped at this beautifully decorated monastery and where Lisbon’s famous custard-filled pastry is said to have been invented.

Lisbon's oldest church displays 800 years of architectural history through Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque elements. Its Gothic cloister features excavations revealing Roman and Moorish ruins beneath the cathedral.