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Places to visit in Lisbon with Guerin 

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There are places to see in Lisbon that are synonymous with history, culture and tradition. And for that, you only need to cross a corner. In the city of the seven hills, as Lisbon is known, you will find its famous narrow streets, historic buildings, and breathtaking views of the Rio Tejo. An unmissable combination of tradition and modernity. And with Guerin, get to know the most emblematic places to visit in Lisbon.  

See Lisbon: 9 places not to be missed  


1. Rua Augusta  


It doesn't take much to be enchanted by the historic center of the city of Lisbon. And there's no better way to start getting to know the capital's magnificent Rua Augusta. This is the main commercial street in the historic center of the city, but it brings us much more than that. In your passage through this historic street be sure to contemplate the imposing Arco da Rua Augusta and visit the Elevador de Santa Justa. 


triumphal arch rua augusta Lisbon
 
 

2. Miradouro da Graça   


Situated in one of the most famous hills of Lisbon, the view from this, which is one of the most famous viewpoints of the city, allows you to absorb a little of what is the history of the capital. Visiting it means taking the streetcar 28 to Graça and having free time to relax with the city below and the Rio Douro flowing in the background.   

 
city view Miradouro da Graça Lisbon
 

3. Bica Elevator   


It is on a steep sidewalk that one of the most iconic trips in the capital takes place. Here, a unique experience happens. Considered a national monument since 2002, Lisbon's most photographed funicular is one of the city's great attractions. Lose yourself in the contrast between the Tejo in the background and the steep street.   

 
bica funicular lisbon portugal
  

4. Lx Factory   


If initially it was just an abandoned industrial area, today it gives place to an unbelievably unique place. History, culture and creativity cohabit in this space. Go to see the Ler Devagar bookstore, to taste the LX cantina, to get lost in the MAG Kiosk, or to handle the shopping list in the Mercearia Saloia. Enjoy this special place.   

5. Palácio Nacional da Ajuda     


A neoclassical construction from the first half of the 19th century, the Palácio Nacional da Ajuda holds important collections of decorative arts, such as jewelry and ceramics. Take a brief tour of the first floor of the palace, where private quarters are located, and the noble floor, where gala receptions are held. It is here, with its unique beauty, that the President of the Republic organizes important official ceremonies. 

6. Castelo de São Jorge  


Situated on the city's highest hill, Castelo de São Jorge is one of the capital's emblematic monuments. It was founded in the 10th and 11th centuries, when Lisbon was an important port city. Inside, learn about Lisbon's history through the museum and the Tower of Ulysses. Admire the 360° view over the beautiful city of Lisbon.   


lisbon castle flag
 

7. Teatro Nacional de São Carlos 


The Teatro Nacional de São Carlos, inaugurated on June 30, 1793 by Queen D. Maria I, is the only opera house in Portugal. The Portuguese Symphony Orchestra and the Choir of the Teatro Nacional de São Carlos are its artistic bodies. When visiting, pay attention to each of the meticulously crafted details. This is the only way to perceive the grandiosity of this place, which is considered a National Monument.  

8. Praça do Comércio   


The Praça do Comércio, which once housed the Royal Palace before it was destroyed by the 1755 earthquake, is one of the most beautiful in Europe. Flanked by a group of 3 buildings and open to the south to the immense Tejo estuary, it deserves a good part of your time to be explored in detail. For several decades it was Lisbon's gateway for maritime commerce. It was, at that time, where the merchant ships arrived.   


aerial view christmas decorations in Lisbon

 

9. Mosteiro dos Jerónimos  


An integral part of Portuguese culture and identity, the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos is a remarkable piece of 16th century architecture. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983. On the outside, its imposing front catches the eye. But it is inside that the details and the history that lasts through time are to be found. From here, you will not leave indifferent.   

 
Hieronymites Monastery Lisbon


Venture into Lisbon with Guerin  


Guerin knows Lisbon like no one else, and we are ready to take you on a tour. Choose the car rental from Guerin's vast fleet which best suits your trip. And then? All you have to do is set off to discover it, always with the best company, Guerin


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