Best places: Historical landmarks in Arrentela, Portugal

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.

Late 18th-century quay with 2 columns flanking marble steps & sunset views across the Tagus River.

👍👍 Definitely worth a visit ! It's not a very common place for tourists to visit, but it was the highlight of my trip to Lisbon. Take the ferry from Cais do Sodre.

👍 This is a tourist spot in Lisbon, Portugal. There are a lot of people come here everyday late afternoon to spend time with their friends or family members. Usually I come here in the late afternoon and I like to watch the sunset from there. Here also held live concert before Christmas. There is a...

Quaint city square & popular meeting spot with monumental statue of the legendary 16th-century poet.

17th-century baroque church turned into modern-day mausoleum for tombs of national celebrities.

Bronze, seated depiction of celebrated Portuguese writer & literary figure Fernando Pessoa.

👍👍 This statue stands in tribute to King José I of Portugal of the royal house of Braganza. His main notability having been the defeat of the Spanish Invasion during the Seven Years War and largely leaving the governing to the Marquis of Pombal. The equestrian statue of the King is one of the most ic...

👍👍 It’s so so beautiful, good place to go for a walk, picnic and enjoy the view of the sea and the bridge (Ponte 25 De Abril) 😍 and the sunset is AMAZING! No words !!

👍👍 Historic windmills built in mid 1852 with a height of around 10 m, with a fantastic view over Lisbon and the river.

Posh suites & apartments with original artwork in a refined hotel with an upscale restaurant & bar.

19th-century cable railway with 2 small cars riding up & down a quaint street with a sharp incline.

👍 Really cool abandoned wine factory from the 18th century with lots of beautiful graffiti. Quite a bit run down, but still walkable and mostly safe. Make sure to wear closed toed footwear as there is a lot of glass and broken bottles scattered everywhere. If you are in Almada I would recommend checki...

👍 Great stone work. Simple but very effective.

👍 Nice park to sit and relax at. There is a church and a small obelisk on it. Also 2 restaurants and a small shop just accross the street. A lot of stone benches to sit on.

👍👍 The Praça do Município, as it is known in Portuguese, is aptly named after Lisbon's City Hall located on the eastern side of the square. From its second floor, featuring the colonnade-styled balcony, the Republic of Portugal was proclaimed in 1910. Noteworthy is the fact that a little over 2.5 years...

👍 Arco do castelo is one of the main entering point to castle. The castle is not very beautiful but it has beautiful views and bit high hill so you can enjoy the beautiful view of the city. It's not very expensive as well, it's a must visit place in Lisbon. You can climb up on walls to have nice view.

👍👍 Este coreto, como muitos outros, é um testemunho vivo de mais uma entre muitas outras enormes mudanças. Era naquele espaço tão reduzido para nós hoje, que nessa época bastava para fazer um concerto. É uma mudança brutal, considerando o tempo volvido! São mostras de uma realidade e, muito importante...