Best places: Things to dos in Algés, Portugal

👍👍 One of the best walking tours that I've had. Beatrice really dived deep into the history and culture of Lisbon. She skipped the usual touristy places and led us to inner places of Lisbon that shows how beautiful and rich the city is! She capped the tour by leading us somewhere we can see the majest...

Located in a churchyard, this highest point in the neighborhood offers panoramic views of the city.

👍👍 Visited on a Sunday to fulfill a wish of our son in love with Benfica. Easy to reach with the blue metro by getting off either at the Colegio Militar/Luz stop or at the previous Alto do Mhounos... in the first case you have to go around the block to reach the entrance. With 17 euros you have the opp...

👍👍 Impressive and unusual collection of international art across centuries presented in a cool setting and with a pleasant cantine as well. Museums can be boring or over specialised or too intellectual - this one strikes a great balance of providing and overview and focusing on some extraordinary style...

Waterside public plaza with a notable arch & statue, lined with outdoor cafes & shopping venues.

Ornate 18th-century triumphal arch with sculpted figures & views over the city center.

Tranquil urban gardens with walking paths, lakes, diverse birds & a cafe in a picturesque setting.

Displays of art from Greek to Roman & Asian to European, plus gardens, shop & restaurant.

Vast, leafy park featuring hiking/mountain biking trails, sports facilities & a picnic area.

This popular terrace offers dramatic, panoramic views of city rooftops & the water beyond.

Scenic viewpoint with panoramic city views of traditional Alfama houses with red roofs & churches.

Relaxed museum in an elegant building with contemporary art exhibits & a botanical garden.

👍👍 We rested on the Costa de Caparica for three days. This is a cozy and lovely place. House for rent within walking distance of the beach. Cozy promenade with many cafes and restaurants, there is everything you need on vacation and even more)

18th-century opera house with neoclassical appearance, presenting both classic & modern acts.

👍👍 They are champions 😎

👍👍 A sobering and powerful experience. This site has been a prison for hundreds of years now converted to a museum. It memorializes the struggle that the colonies of Portugal went through for their independence and the struggle of the Portuguese themselves to overthrow their Dictator. I think for most...

😐 Park across the river. To go there from Lisbon you have to take the ferry (it's 5.40€ per person for a return ticket) and from Cachilas station it's about 15-20 minutes by walk. The ferry is about every 15 minutes and last about 10 the trip. In my opinion doesn't worth to spend around 2-3 hours to g...

👍 The Church of St. Nicholas is located in the Baixa district of Lisbon and open most of the day so it is convenient to visit if passing through the area. Historically, the church was originally built in 1280. However, what you see today is a reconstruction that took place after the devastating 1755...

👍👍 Amazing history and a very cool tour. Really fun if you're a soccer /football fan

👍👍 Free access next to the monestary to the site's church. This church's exterior and interior architecture, with it's extremely high ceilings and massive decorative marble pillar design was the most impressive I have ever seen. The structure just blows the mind considering it was being built about the...