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Around Alfama Group Tour, (Limited to 8 Guests)
Alfama Quarter :: Castlo Area :: Miradouros
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The Moorish, Medieval historic center, 3-hours, Rated: easy walk
Beyond the traffic congested streets downtown is Lisbon's oldest and most pedestrian friendly quarter. Discover the secrets beneath Castle S. Jorge from the Phoenicians and Romans to modern times. The Alfama is a labyrinth of narrow streets rich with stories of disasters, invaders, poets, musicians and artists. Plus, rewarding views of the city from spectacular terraces (Miradouros) along the way.
This downhill walk reveals major sights which includes the birthplace of S. Anotnio of Padua, walk past Fado taverns, markets and churches. The name Alfama comes from the Arabic Al-hamma, meaning springs or baths, due to the natural springs found in the area. During the Moorish invasion, Alfama was the center of Lisbon’s daily activities, and over the centuries it became a slum for poor fishermen.
This downhill walk reveals major sights which includes the birthplace of S. Anotnio of Padua, walk past Fado taverns, markets and churches. The name Alfama comes from the Arabic Al-hamma, meaning springs or baths, due to the natural springs found in the area. During the Moorish invasion, Alfama was the center of Lisbon’s daily activities, and over the centuries it became a slum for poor fishermen.
Today, this quaint quarter embraces its new affluent settlers along with the the old, where you will find stylish restaurants aside rustic cafes where the sounds of old trolley cars and local music can be heard radiating into the streets.
Major highlights on this walking tour:
• The Castelo area, a history of Visigoths, Romans, Moors, Crusaders and Kings
• Alfama quarter and many quaint traditional streets
• Santa Luzia Miradouro, one of the most scenic overlooks in Lisbon
• Fado Taverns, the birthplace of Lisbon’s rich musical heritage
• Walk past Sé, the Cathedral of Lisbon
• Santo Antonio á Sé, the birthplace of St. Anthony of Padua
•Praça da Figueira: A city of the dead, a hospital, and a market.
• Much much more... at the end of your tour our guides are happy to assist with finding other sights to explore and excellent restaurants that meet your interests and budget while avoiding the area tourist traps.
Price:
€37 adults, €29 students, children 12 years and under are FREE!
All inclusive: guide, entry fees, taxes and public transit during tour
Group tours limited to 8 guests
Departs year round at 9:30 am
Beyond the traffic congested streets downtown is Lisbon's oldest and most pedestrian friendly quarter. Discover the secrets beneath Castle S. Jorge from the Phoenicians and Romans to modern times. The Alfama is a labyrinth of narrow streets rich with stories of disasters, invaders, poets, musicians and artists. Plus, rewarding views of the city from spectacular terraces (Miradouros) along the way.
This downhill walk reveals major sights which includes the birthplace of S. Anotnio of Padua, walk past Fado taverns, markets and churches. The name Alfama comes from the Arabic Al-hamma, meaning springs or baths, due to the natural springs found in the area. During the Moorish invasion, Alfama was the center of Lisbon’s daily activities, and over the centuries it became a slum for poor fishermen.
This downhill walk reveals major sights which includes the birthplace of S. Anotnio of Padua, walk past Fado taverns, markets and churches. The name Alfama comes from the Arabic Al-hamma, meaning springs or baths, due to the natural springs found in the area. During the Moorish invasion, Alfama was the center of Lisbon’s daily activities, and over the centuries it became a slum for poor fishermen.
Today, this quaint quarter embraces its new affluent settlers along with the the old, where you will find stylish restaurants aside rustic cafes where the sounds of old trolley cars and local music can be heard radiating into the streets.
Major highlights on this walking tour:
• The Castelo area, a history of Visigoths, Romans, Moors, Crusaders and Kings
• Alfama quarter and many quaint traditional streets
• Santa Luzia Miradouro, one of the most scenic overlooks in Lisbon
• Fado Taverns, the birthplace of Lisbon’s rich musical heritage
• Walk past Sé, the Cathedral of Lisbon
• Santo Antonio á Sé, the birthplace of St. Anthony of Padua
•Praça da Figueira: A city of the dead, a hospital, and a market.
• Much much more... at the end of your tour our guides are happy to assist with finding other sights to explore and excellent restaurants that meet your interests and budget while avoiding the area tourist traps.
Price:
€37 adults, €29 students, children 12 years and under are FREE!
All inclusive: guide, entry fees, taxes and public transit during tour
Group tours limited to 8 guests
Departs year round at 9:30 am
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| Beyond the traffic congested streets downtown is Lisbon's oldest and most pedestrian friendly quarter. Discover the secrets beneath Castle S. Jorge from the Phoenicians and Romans to modern times. The Alfama is a labyrinth of narrow streets rich with stories of disasters, invaders, poets, musicians and artists. Plus, rewarding views of the city from spectacular terraces (Miradouros) along the way. |
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Schedule: Year round on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays | Departure Time: 1:30pm | All inclusive: No hidden fees! Includes guide, entry fees, taxes and public transit for group tours, or taxis when needed for private tours. | Meeting Place: Easy to find downtown at Praça do Comércio. A map with the exact location is sent with your email confirmation. | Cruise Ship Guests: are sent access to maps and instructions for using Lisbon's clean and safe public transportation to reach the tour meeting point. | Notes: Wear comfortable walking shoes. There are stops along the way where clean restrooms are available.
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