Full Day Lisbon Electric Tuk Tuk Tour

The Mouraria neighborhood is one of the most traditional neighborhoods of Lisbon. It was in this area that the Moors went to live after the conquest of Lisbon by D. Afonso Henriques in 1147 until they were expelled in the 15th century. There are few vestiges left from that time. However, Mouraria is still today the most multicultural neighborhood in the city. In all, 56 nationalities live together in this neighborhood, most of them from Bangladesh, China, India, Pakistan and Mozambique. The rest of the time we will spend on round tour.

The National Pantheon - or Santa Engrácia Church - is an impressive baroque monument, housing the tombs of the country's most notable citizens. The rest of the time we will spend on round tour.

Next to the Capela da Senhora do Monte, this privileged balcony over the city offers a wide and rich panoramic view of Lisbon. The rest of the time we will spend on round tour.

One of the oldest neighborhoods in Lisbon, well known for the strong presence of fado. The rest of the time we will spend on round tour.

Discover one of the best views of Lisbon. Located on one of the city's famous hills, the view from this belvedere allows you to retrace the capital's history with the naked eye.

Discover the belvedere with its incredible view, which is a sight in itself. As popular for the view as for its unique tile decoration, this is one of Lisbon's must-see spots.

On a steep sidewalk, with the Tagus in the background, the elevator travels a few hundred unique, inspiring and very photogenic meters.

The São Pedro de Alcântara viewpoint is one of Lisbon's most extensive and iconic vantage points. It is right next to the top of the Glória elevator and offers a special panorama of the city. Here you can see the whole of Avenida da Liberdade, Restauradores and Baixa, as well as the hill of Castelo de São Jorge, with its imposing walls and its photogenic green crown of stone pines.

Lisbon Oasis. This emblematic Lisbon monument with the sunset as a background is one of the most fantastic images that anyone can not remain indifferent to. The rest of the time we will spend on round tour.

MAAT - Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology is the new cultural proposal for the city of Lisbon. A museum that crosses these three areas in a space for debate, discovery, critical thinking and international dialogue. An innovative project that brings together a new building, designed by Amanda Levete Architects, and the Tejo Plant, one of the national examples of industrial architecture from the first half of the 20th century, and one of the most visited museums in the country. MAAT translates the ambition to present national and international exhibitions with the contribution of contemporary artists, architects and thinkers. Reflecting on major themes and current trends, the programme will also present various curatorial perspectives on the EDP Foundation Art Collection. The rest of the time we will spend on round tour.

One of the most emblematic places in Lisbon, in honor of the Portuguese discoveries. The rest of the time we will spend on round tour.

Marvila is the only area of the city undergoing rapid renovation without tourism being the driving force. Between Beato and Matinha, next to the river, old abandoned warehouses are now coworking spaces where you can also skateboard. There are craft breweries in every corner of the neighborhood, concert halls or raves where a thousand people can fit, and spacious art galleries, a growing trend in these parts thanks to the space there is still to occupy.

The Jerónimos Monastery has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983. This remarkable work of architecture from the 16th century is an integral part of Portuguese culture and identity.

Bairro Alto is an old and picturesque neighborhood in the center of Lisbon, with narrow, cobbled streets, centuries-old houses, small traditional shops, restaurants and nightlife spots.

The LXFactory is a commercial and artistic space in the city of Lisbon. Located in the Alcântara neighborhood, a former industrial area of the Portuguese capital, the structure was renovated in 2008 and today represents innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship, with industrial inspiration.