Lisbon self-guided walking tours · free · with maps
Lisbon on foot: four self-guided walks.
Four walks through different parts of Lisbon, each a real route with a map you can print, directions between stops and a source linked for every fact. Or open Strolio in Lisbon and it builds a walk from wherever you are, for the time you have.
Four walks in Lisbon
Pick by area or by time. Each page has the map, directions between stops, opening hours where they matter, and a shorter version.
Alfama
From the river up past Lisbon's fortress cathedral and two viewpoints to São Vicente and the church that took 284 years to finish. Steep.
Belém
From the President's palace past the Jerónimos Monastery and the Padrão to Belém Tower. Flat.
Baixa and Chiado
Pombal's grid rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake, up to the roofless Carmo church and Pessoa's café.
Bairro Alto and Príncipe Real
From the river up the Bica hill on foot, through a 16th-century street grid and two viewpoints to a reservoir hidden under a garden lake. Steep, with stairs.
How these walks are checked
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