This Garden is located in front of the Belém Palace, now used...

Built in 1746, Lisbon’s remarkable aqueduct delivered the first clean drinking water...

Instructed by the Marquês de Pombal in 1768, Domingos Vanelli designed the...

Built in the 19th century as a residence for the Portuguese kings,...

The Casa-Museu Amália Rodrigues was the home of Amália Rodrigues (1920-1999) from...

The Amoreiras Garden is also known as, and named after, the dramatist,...

The Amoreiras Towers Shopping Centre was the first large complex of its...

Dr. Anastacio Gonçalves (1889-1965), a war veteran, friend of Calouste Gulbenkian and...

When visiting the Jerónimos Monastery it is virtually obligatory to visit the...

Linking the south of Portugal to Lisbon across the Tagus River, this...

Built as a result of the Expo 98 master plan, this striking...

Running from the Praça dos Restauradores to Praça Marquês de Pombal, the...

The star basilica church was built in the second half of the...

Located within the city area of Lisbon, the 9 hole Belavista Golf...

Completed in 1992 as the headquarters of the Portuguese Presidency of the...

This palace has been the official residence of the President of Portugal...

A symbol of the Portuguese Age of Discovery, the tower was completed...

Opening in June 2007, the Berardo Museum of Modern Art contains one...

The Bernardas Convent, founded in 1653 during the reign of King João...

The Calouste Gulbenkian Planetarium was designed by Frederico George and opened in...

Homage is paid to the Portuguese poet Luís Vaz de Camões (1524-1580)...

The Camões Theatre in the Parque das Nações was designed by Portuguese...

The area which is now the Campo Grande Garden was originally the...

The Praça de Touros do Campo Pequeno, Lisbon’s bullring, is located off...

The Conceição dos Cardais Convent was founded in 1681 and built in...

Also known as the Santa Justa lift, this iron structure, built in...

Once Lisbon’s largest convent and church, it was severely damaged in the...

The Carris Company is now state owned and has been providing transport...

Although the facade of this building is plain, do enter, because the...

Known as the House of Spikes, this palace was originally built in...

The Centre for Modern Art, situated in Gulbenkian Park, opened in 1984....

Previously the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Chiado Museum reopened in 1994...

Built in 1959 and modelled on the famous statue in Rio de...

On the north side of the Largo do Chiado is the church...

Lisbon is rightly famous for its historic churches, but, as the city...

Originally a Jesuit church, the Church of São Roque was designed by...

On the south side of the Largo do Chiado, opposite the Loreto...

The original Chapel on this site was dedicated to St Mary of...

The Church of the Sacred Heart, known locally as Igreja do Sagrado...

As a change from the city, and if you want your children...

The City Museum is located in the 18th century Pimento Palace built...

This is a fascinating museum for the modern child and adult alike....

The present Conceição Velha Church was built following the 1755 earthquake and...

The convent was founded in 1509 by Queen Leonor; the original building...

The 17th century Azurara Palace houses this outstanding museum which captures aristocratic...

The Diário de Notícias Newspaper Building was built between 1936-1939 and designed...

The Dom Fernando II and Glória was the last frigate under sail...

The Teatro Nacional Donna Maria II, located on the north side of...

The statue to Dr Sousa Martins (1843-1897) erected in 1904 outside the...

Eça de Queirós (1845-1900) is generally regarded as Portugal’s greatest realist writer...

Named after the monarch’s visit in 1903, the Edward VII Park is...

The Electricity museum is housed in the old Central Tejo or Lisbon...

Opposite the Estrela Basilica, these lovely gardens are Lisbon’s oldest and most...

The Estufa Fria is located in the northwest corner of the Edward...

The Fado museum documents the history and development of this traditional form...

Since 1881, although there are records relating to earlier markets, a regular...

The controversial Franjinhas building, at the intersection of Rua Braamcamp and Rua...

Still privately owned by the Mascarenha family, this is one of the...

Claimed to be the Iberian Peninsula’s largest shopping centre, the Centro Comercial...

The Garcia de Orta Gardens in Nations Park are named after the...

This museum houses unusual items from the former Portuguese colonies and is...

The Geological Museum belongs to the Institute of Mining and Geology; it...

The Miadouro da Graça not only provides great panoramic views, including that...