Start your tour from the Marques de Pombal and head towards the baixa (downtown) passing by Ginjinha, a traditional café named after a typical drink of the capital. Climb to the top of the highest hill of Lisbon to visit the Castle of São Jorge. Along the way, pass the Se Cathedral, St. Anthony's Church, not forgetting to stop at the various viewpoints that Lisbon has to offer to contemplate the superb views of the city. Visit the old Moorish quarter of Alfama, the neighborhood where Fado was born, to see how modern life has moved through the narrow stone streets and the old picturesque houses. 

After taking the chance to buy some lunch, head down to New Lisbon and Nations Park on the riverside where the Expo '98 took place, and admire the bold and futuristic architecture. Following the river, move on to Belém to see several monuments and parks dedicated to Portuguese discoverers. Visit the grand Jeronimos Monastery, home to the best Manueline architecture monument of the 16th century, the Monument to the Discoveries, and the 16th century Tower of Belém.

Finish your tour in the factory of Pasteis de Bélem, also known as Pasteis de Nata. Enjoy this fabulous treat created before the 18th century by Catholic monks at the Jerónimos Monastery, attracting millions every year. A guide will accompany you along the way, sharing stories and curiosities about the places visited.