The local take
Each place comes with a short note on why it's worth the time, so you can plan your day around the ones that suit you.
Historic LandmarkViewpointsMuseumsAqueduct of Lisbon / Water Museum
Constructed between 1731 and 1799, the Aqueduct of Lisbon (Águas Livres Aqueduct) spans 941 meters and is 65 meters above the valley.
Lisbon, Bairro da LiberdadeRecommended by Matilde M.
ViewpointsReligious LandmarksCapela São Jerónimo
Hardly visited by tourists, this has its pros as you have this viewpoint all to yourself.
Lisbon, ResteloRecommended by Matilde M.
ViewpointsMuseumsCasa da Cerca
Take the ferry to the south bank of the Tagus River and stop at Casa da Cerca, a contemporary arts center with spectacular city views.
Lisbon, AlmadaRecommended by Adriano C.
On the WaterViewpointsFerry to Cacilhas
For something a little different, hop on the ferry from Cais do Sodré to the waterfront district of Cacilhas, located on the other side of the Tagus River.
Lisbon, Cais do SodreRecommended by Cristina P.
ParksViewpointsJardim do Torel
Jardim do Torel offers a peaceful, green oasis right in the heart of Lisbon.
Lisbon, Avenida da LiberdadeRecommended by Tiago B.
ViewpointsMiradouro da Graça Viewpoint
Located in São Vicente (formerly Graça), this viewpoint is a favorite among locals.
Lisbon, São VicenteRecommended by Tiago B.
ViewpointsMiradouro da Senhora do Monte Viewpoint
This overlook in the São Vicente (formerly Graça) district is on Lisbon’s tallest hill and offers some of the city’s best postcard views.
Lisbon, São VicenteRecommended by Tiago B.
ViewpointsMiradouro das Portas do Sol Viewpoint
This balcony above the sprawling Alfama neighborhood is one of Lisbon’s finest overlooks.
Lisbon, AlfamaRecommended by Adriano C.
ViewpointsMiradouro de Santa Catarina - Adamastor Viewpoint
Southwest of Bairro Alto, this viewpoint atop one of Lisbon’s seven hills has been a gathering spot since ancient times.
Lisbon, Bairro AltoRecommended by Adriano C.
ViewpointsMiradouro de Santo Amaro Viewpoint
This viewpoint is located next to a 1549 chapel of the same name, which became a national monument in 1910.
Lisbon, Santo AmaroRecommended by Adriano C.
ParksViewpointsMiradouro dos Moinhos de Santana
In between large lawns built on a hillside lie two traditional windmills, small waterways, a pond, a water fountain feature, outdoor gym facilities, and a little playground for…
Lisbon, ResteloRecommended by Matilde M.
ViewpointsMiradouro Monte Agudo Viewpoint
Located between Graça and Anjos, this tranquil, often undiscovered lookout offers a peaceful retreat with a different perspective.
Lisbon, Penha FrançaRecommended by Adriano C.
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