
"Lisbon Essential Tour: Belém, Alfama & Cristo Rei Sanctuary"
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الأوصاف معروضة بالإنجليزية.
Step off the beaten path and discover Almada - Lisbon’s soulful neighbour across the Tagus. This 90-minute walking tour weaves together maritime heritage, industrial grit, and artistic flair. Begin at the red Farol de Cacilhas lighthouse, stroll through the historic Ginjal district, and ride the Boca do Vento Panoramic Lift for sweeping views. Along the way, uncover Moorish roots, Roman ruins, earthquake tales, and striking street art. Visit a decommissioned submarine, a 17th-century fort turned gallery, and the Casa da Cerca art centre. From shipyards to revolutions, discover why locals call Almada “the other side of the coin” to Lisbon.
Start the tour at the famous Farol de Cacilhas Lighthouse
The nautical Club of almada. Pass by this love letter to Almada’s maritime soul, founded in 1943.
Catch a glimpse of a decommissioned Cold War-era submarine as you walk.
Walk by this memorable fountain, built in 1886, which served as a vital water source for locals and sailors arriving from the Tagus River.
Enjoy glorious views from this panoramic elevator, completed in the year 2000, connecting Ginjal to Almada’s higher neighbourhoods.
Pass by this centre fundamentally dealing in contemporary art and take in the amazing view while you do.
Stroll along this historic street and learn about the Captain it's named after, a military man involved in a failed royalist uprising in Porto in 1919 and exiled to Angola.
Pass through this tranquil garden and witness the amazing spectacle as the river turns gold at sunset.
Peek at this elegant stone structure that once flowed with water channeled from nearby springs, adorned with the royal coat of arms of King John the 5th
Pass by this iconic building, once a strategic fort keeping an eye on the comings and goings of the mighty Tagus River.
إلغاء مجاني حتى 24 ساعة قبل بدء التجربة، مع استرداد كامل.
Almada sits on the south bank of the Tagus opposite Lisbon, with a giant statue of Christ, a ferry quay with fish restaurants and Atlantic beaches.
Almada lies on the south bank of the Tagus, facing Lisbon across the river, and is best known for the Cristo Rei, a 110-metre statue of Christ with open arms, completed in 1959. A lift takes visitors up to a viewing platform on its pedestal, from which Lisbon and the 25 de Abril Bridge spread out below. Almada Velha, the old quarter on the ridge above, has narrow streets and viewpoints over the river.
السعر قبل الخصم وبعده من المشغّل، لا منّا.

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