In the early 1990s, Alcântara neighbourhood started to become a place for pubs and discotheques, mainly because its outer area is mostly commercial.Today, some of the neighbourhood is being taken over by loft developments and new apartments that can profit from its excellent river views and central location.

Located 6 km west of the present city centre, there is the Santa Maria de Belém. The Jerónimos Monastery, the Monument to the Discoveries, the Coach Museum and the Bridge of the 25 of april.

It is the night heart of the city and the perfect place to heard Fado, find restaurants and bars that used to close nearly 3-4 am. His little streets are ideals for pedestrians. To visit there are the Museum of Natural History, The Science Museum, the Estrela Park, The Chinese Pavillon.

In this neighbourhood you’ll find the second biggest aquarium in Europe – The Oceanario. There are also many shops and restaurants next to Vasco de Gama Bridge (17 Kms), the longest in Europe.

The aera of culture and shopping with shops of modern, elegant and old tendencies. Here you can find the Nossa senhora de Loreto, the Nossa senhora de Encarnaçao and the Nossa senhora dos Martires, the Opera of Lisboa, the Theatre of São Carlos, The Museum of Chiado, the Church of Corpo Santo.

The city center where are some monuments like the the Church of São Domingos, the Elevador de Santa Justa and the Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição Velha. The Praça do Comércio (Commerce Square) and Rossio Square where there is a lot of cafés and the National Theatre

The turist and medieval quarter of the city where Arabs arrived in the past. The urban plan of this zone shows this former occupation with the Kasbahs, a block of houses who formed the historic centre, the citadel. Here are the Castle of São Jorge, The Lisbon Catedral, the Monastery of São Vicente de Fora, The Church of Santo António, the Santa Luzia Belvedere and Largo das Portas ao Sol.

The Alfama quertier is the oldiest part of Lisbon