Santo Amaro, Lisbon

"One of Lisbon’s least-known and least-frequented viewpoints, offering a more peaceful and intimate experience."
This viewpoint is located next to a 1549 chapel of the same name, which became a national monument in 1910. Compared to many of Lisbon’s lookouts, it’s much quieter and less frequented by tourists. Here, you can see nice views of the Tagus River, the 25 de Abril Bridge, and the colorful rooftops of the Alcântara neighborhood below. The lookout is also home to four olive trees that date back to the mid-16th century.
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