Oeiras walks

This urban route along the Atlantic Ocean runs alongside the beaches of Carcavelos, Torre and Santo Amaro and passes by the Fort of Sao Juliao da Barra. It is easily accessible by train from the centre of Lisbon.

Belém is one of Lisbon's best-known neighbourhoods and certainly the most significant in terms of historical value. There is a lot to see and explore there. You can easily spend half a day or two whole days there.

Once an abandoned neighbourhood, it has become a chic area conducive to creativity and artists. There are many warehouses and factories that have been converted into shops or high-end lofts, mixed with a wealth of artistic talent.

This hilly circular walk brings you to visit Parque Eduardo VII where you will be able to enjoy a nice view of Lisboa city and buildings.

Located opposite Lisbon, on the other side of the Rio Tejo, accessible by taking the ferry at "Cais do sobré", it is a popular and authentic neighbourhood in Portugal. It is a former fishing village that was home to a shipyard.

Three neighbourhoods, three atmospheres: Principe Real is chic and elegant with its main street, Chiado is a place of culture and knowledge, Bairro Alto is, on the surface, calm and serene, but at night it takes on a different, much more festive character.

Walk through the centre of Lisbon. It's a bit up and down. Ideal for your first day in the city, this route takes you to the main sights in the city centre.

A family discovery walk. It's quite hilly, but it's worth it to discover, among other things, the castle and the various squares on the heights of the town.

Located on the highest hill in the city, this neighbourhood is like a small village with lots of little things to see and quite a bit of street art. Be careful though, as the streets are often steep and you need good shoes. This route does not return to the starting point.

This beautiful itinerary takes you on a walking tour that connects the Alameda Garden to Estrela Park through several iconic neighbourhoods of Lisbon. Stroll along tree-lined avenues, walk through urban gardens, discover cultural spaces such as the Gulbenkian Foundation and admire the views from Eduardo VII Park. End your walk in a green setting in the heart of the Estrela Garden.

A modern neighbourhood with a water theme, featuring large glass and steel towers. It's a gentle and relaxing walk compared to the rest of Lisbon, which is much hillier. A casino and a large shopping centre are located here.