Breathtaking Views at Miradouro da Graça
Discover stunning views and vibrant culture at Miradouro da Graça, Lisbon’s iconic observation deck offering unforgettable panoramas.
Miradouro da Graça is one of Lisbon's most cherished observation decks, renowned for its sweeping vistas of the city and the majestic Tagus River. This scenic spot is located in the historic Graça neighborhood, characterized by its charming streets and vibrant atmosphere. Visitors flock here to capture the breathtaking views, especially at sunset when the sky is painted with hues of orange and pink, creating a magical backdrop for photographs. The terrace is adorned with beautiful azulejos (decorative ceramic tiles), adding to the aesthetic appeal and offering a perfect setting for relaxation. The Miradouro is not just about the views; it is also a gathering place for locals and tourists alike. Here, one can often find street musicians playing enchanting melodies, enhancing the experience with live music. There are also small cafes nearby where you can enjoy a refreshing drink or a light snack while soaking in the atmosphere. With its accessibility and welcoming environment, Miradouro da Graça is a perfect spot for a leisurely break from exploring the bustling streets of Lisbon. Open from early morning until late evening, the observation deck invites visitors to come at their own convenience. Whether you're looking to reflect, take in the sights, or meet new friends, Miradouro da Graça stands as a testament to the beauty and culture that Lisbon has to offer, making it an essential stop on your travel itinerary.
Local tips
- Visit during sunset for the most breathtaking views and a perfect photo opportunity.
- Bring a camera; the views are spectacular and you won't want to miss capturing the moment.
- Check out nearby cafes for a refreshing drink while enjoying the view.
- Try to visit on a weekday to avoid larger crowds during weekends.
- Don’t forget to explore the Graça neighborhood for its local shops and street art before or after your visit.
A brief summary to Miradouro da Graça
- Calçada da Graça, Lisbon, 1100-265, PT
- Visit website
- Monday 6 am-10 pm
- Tuesday 6 am-10 pm
- Wednesday 6 am-10 pm
- Thursday 6 am-10 pm
- Friday 6 am-10 pm
- Saturday 6 am-10 pm
- Sunday 6 am-10 pm
Getting There
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Walking
If you're starting from the Baixa district, make your way to Praça do Rossio. From there, head east on Rua da Conceição until you reach the intersection with Rua do Ouro. Continue straight onto Rua do Carmo, then turn left onto Rua da Graça. Follow this road as it merges into Calçada da Graça, which will lead you directly to Miradouro da Graça. The walk should take around 15-20 minutes.
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Public Transport - Tram
From the central area, you can take Tram 28 from Praça Martim Moniz. This iconic tram will take you through the narrow streets of Alfama. Get off at the stop 'Graça' and walk a short distance along Calçada da Graça to reach the Miradouro. The tram ride will take approximately 10 minutes, and be sure to have your camera ready for the scenic views along the way.
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Metro and Walking
Take the Metro to the station 'Martim Moniz' on the Green Line. Upon exiting, walk towards Praça do Rossio and then follow the walking directions provided above. The total travel time, including the Metro and walking, should be around 20-25 minutes.
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Walking from Alfama
If you are in the Alfama district, head north on Rua de São Miguel until you reach the intersection with Rua da Graça. Turn right and continue straight until you reach Miradouro da Graça. This route offers a lovely view of the neighborhood and will take about 10-15 minutes.
Attractions Nearby to Miradouro da Graça
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Church of Our Lady of Grace
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Jardim da Graça
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Jardim da Cerca da Graça
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Convento da Graça
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Largo da Graça
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Palácio dos Condes de Figueira
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Travessa do Monte
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Maria da Mouraria - Casa de Fados
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Núcleo Arqueológico do Castelo de São Jorge
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Vila Berta
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Casa-Museu Fernando Maurício
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Palácio de São Vicente
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Beco dos Loios
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Mouraria Berço do Fado Statue
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Chapel of Our Lady of the Mountain
