STEP 2 - WALK & EXPLORE

Explore the cobblestone streets of the bohemian Bairro Alto neighborhood, where a unique atmosphere awaits around every corner. Along the way, soak up the warm ambiance, with its cafés, small artisanal shops, and colorful street art. Take the Bica Funicular for a quintessential Lisbon experience, visit the magnificent Church of Saint Roch, then head up to the Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara to enjoy a breathtaking view of the city. After sunset, the neighborhood comes alive: crowds gather in the bars, while traditional restaurants echo with the sounds of fado, for a quintessentially Lisbon evening.

• Diário de Notícias Street : the main street in the Biarro Alto neighborhood. Though bustling, it has managed to retain its old-world charm with its buildings covered in azulejos and wrought-iron balconies. A lovely starting point for letting yourself be carried along as you wander through the streets of Lisbon.
• Bica Funicular : In the steep alleys of Lisbon, the Bica Funicular has been winding its way since 1892, connecting the bustling Cais do Sodré neighborhood to the heights of Bairro Alto. As it climbs Rua da Bica de Duarte Belo, it passes through a scene straight out of a postcard: colorful facades, laundry hanging from balconies, and, below, a view that opens up onto the Tagus River.
• Luís de Camões Square : dominated by the statue of the epic poet Luís de Camões, it is lined with majestic buildings featuring classical facades and calçada portuguesa paving—the typical Lisbon pavement with its undulating black-and-white patterns.
• São Pedro de Alcântara Lookout : Perched high above the Bairro Alto neighborhood, the Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara offers one of the most spectacular views of Lisbon. This terraced garden, adorned with statues and shaded benches, invites visitors to linger and take it all in, whether at sunrise or sunset.