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The best way to discover Lisbon is to walk down its historical streets. The city centre is easily navigable on foot and if you get tired you can enjoy the efficient public transportation system. Being built on seven hills, Lisbon has plentiful of viewpoints looking over the city.
To explore Lisbon's culture, history, architecture and people, it is essential to stroll the historical neighbourhoods of the city. The Bairro Alto is one of the most characteristic neighbourhoods of the city. It has an interesting mix of old architecture, new bars, sophisticated boutiques, restaurants and design shops. Another attractive neighbourhood is Chiado, which offers a sophisticated atmosphere with its art schools, theatres and cafes for the intellectual young people that occupy this neighbourhood.
If you are a history fan, you should explore the Carmo area, which hosts some of the most fascinating historical sites and museums, such as the Convent and Church of Carmo, Museu Arquelogico do Carmo and Largo de Carmo.
Lisbon enjoys many museums, wonderful view and attractions for every visitor.
The main tourist office is located at Lisboa Welcome Centre in Praca de Comercio and is open daily from 9 am to 8 pm. Other offices are located at Praca dos Restauradores, Mercado da Ribeira, Rua Augusta, Belem and Santa Apolonia station.
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