Gain a unique perspective of Lisbon by riding around the Mon Ami Navegador and Tuk Tuks to really appreciate everything surrounding you. From historical sites to more contemporary landmarks of the city, Lisbon has plenty to visit.
Visit Belém, a garden planted by the sea with several 16th-century monuments, like the Belém Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery, where historical figures are buried.
Appreciate how the city has evolved over time, checking out the more modern landmarks, like the newly-opened Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology (MAAT), in the Belém Cultural Center, or the Monument of the Discoveries, built for the 1940 Portuguese World Fair.
Taste what the Portuguese capital has to offer at the LX Factory, previously an industrial complex turned into a hub of restaurants, vintage shops and creative industries. At the end of the trip, treat yourself to a delicious pastel de Belém at Lisbon’s most famous factory.