Viewpoint over Alfama

Why locals love it

It’s possible to see some of the Lisbon churches as Santa Engrácia’s dome (more known as National Pantheon), Santo Estevão’s Church and two white towers of São Miguel’s Church. Check Alfama labyrinth, one of the most typical neighborhoods.

Why you should visit it

There is also a bit of history in two tile panels, one from Praça do Comércio (before the earthquake that hit Lisbon in 1755) and other with Christians attacking São Jorge Castle. You can have a meal in the restaurant, it has a terrace or buy a painting, usually with trams as theme.