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Discover the best top things to do in Lisbon District, Portugal including Walking Through Lisbon History, Sitio Arqueologico Castro do Zambujal, Centro Historico de Cascais, Miradouro de Santa Luzia, Avenida da Liberdade, Rua Augusta, Centro Historico de Sintra, Circuito do Alqueidao, Escadinhas de Sao Miguel, Escadinhas Damasceno Monteiro.
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1. Walking Through Lisbon History
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Experience Lisbon like an insider on a private tour. On the tour day, meet your Guide at a convenient time and location in Central Lisbon. See the classic sites of Lisbon from the ground up on a comprehensive and entertaining Walking Tour. Promenez-vous a Lisbonne comme si vous etiez de vrais « Lisboetes » ! Vous aurez un guide juste pour vous, qui connait sa ville par cœur et vous la fera decou
2. Sitio Arqueologico Castro do Zambujal
3. Centro Historico de Cascais
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4.5 based on 6,711 reviews
Reviewed By LucWolfarth - Spanish Fort, United States
Cascais has for thousands of years be the place were first Romans settle perhaps running away from Lisbon. It was granted the state is a village centuries ago and it kept like that. Don’t miss the opportunity of walking on its narrow streets feeling the breeze of the sea at the Bay and it’s fantastic views. It’s definitely a romantic cozy place to be.
4. Miradouro de Santa Luzia
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4.5 based on 1,603 reviews
Reviewed By AMsays - Thornhill, Canada
This Miradouro or viewpoint is on the Tram 28 line. It is an outstanding viewpoint into Alfama. From here you will see the bright red-roofed, tile paneled white houses and their courtyards. The church towers and domes gleam in a healthy spattering of green. Nearby is the Church of of Santa Luzia, Castello de Sao Jorge, the Romanesque cathedral and various other sites too numerous to mention. I was glad to be here, but if you venture to those sites you need to plan and get some directions as there is a labyrinth of narrow streets and alleyways on your journey. All a little confusing
5. Avenida da Liberdade
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4.5 based on 2,374 reviews
Reviewed By Margo7850p
The most beautiful avenue of Lisbon. You will see some beautiful paved walkways with patterns, and also shops, cafes , monuments and beautiful trees here. This is the part of Lisbon with expensive shops and impressive buildings.The best shops around town and a nice place to walk around.
6. Rua Augusta
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4.5 based on 2,525 reviews
Reviewed By LimReviewer - New Delhi, India
This arch on this street was built to commemorate the rebuilding of the city that got destroyed due to 1755 natural disaster. The triumphal arch along with bright yellow walls are a pretty sight as you walk on this shopping street. A focal point of Lisbon - come here in the evening when it is filled with activities and shoppers and travellers.
7. Centro Historico de Sintra
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4.5 based on 2,027 reviews
Reviewed By Vladimiramirela - Mississauga, Canada
My recommendation is to stay overnight in Sintra as there are too many castles and ruins and parcs to visit and with a day trip from Lisbon - as we did - there is not enough time. The architecture is magnificent and there are many small restaurants, however, very busy. Most likely, you may want to start your visit with a full circuit aboard the 434 bus taking you all the way to the Pena Palace, and start coming down, stopping at the Moorish ruins, then visit the palaces closer to the historical center. If you are staying the night, then you have the chance to enjoy a pleasant evening and the excellent Portuguese food on a terrace. You may want to jump on a bus to Cabo da Roca the next day or even spend some time on one of the beaches if you stay longer.
8. Circuito do Alqueidao
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
Alqueidão Circuit offers a route through well preserved archaeological, natural landscape and military heritage. It is an outdoor visit circuit, nestled in the Olmeiro Hills, lies 5 km south of the Sobral de Monte Agraço village with foot paths (GR30 / PR1) connecting the Forts of Alqueidão, Machado, Novo and Simplício and the military road. It has directional and bilingual interpretative signage.
