[2025 Lisbon Attraction] Travel Guide for Miradouro da Senhora do Monte (Updated Mar)

Lisbon has hundreds of viewing platforms, big and small. If you don't have enough time to explore all the viewing platforms, the viewing platform of Our Lady of Monte is definitely one you can't miss! On the hill in the Grace Church area, it's even more beautiful than the Grace viewing platform. You can also arrange to watch the sunset at Largo Monte and then walk to Graça to see the night view. Standing on the high platform, you can see all the sights of the old city of Lisbon, which is unparalleled. The Castle of Saint George in Lisbon is right in front of you, and the city of Lisbon, the Tagus River, the 4.25 Bridge, and the statue of Jesus are all in sight. When it comes to sunset, it's the most charming time in Lisbon. The soft sunlight is sprinkled on a sea of red roofs, which is so beautiful that it leaves you speechless. Although it's just a small terrace, it's very popular with local young people. Wandering artists sing familiar classic love songs under the church🎤, young people dance to the music, basking in the Atlantic sunset, feeling the sea breeze, and savoring the grace of Lisbon. Lisbon is more romantic than I imagined💕 🕙Time: Open 24 hours 📍Address: Rua da Senhora do Monte, Lisbon 🔍Navigation: Miradouro da Senhora do Monte

◆Access └ 8 minutes walk from Sapadores bus stop └ 12 minutes walk from Intendente metro station (uphill + steep stairs) A park in the church grounds, the highest of the many observation decks, overlooking the main spots in Lisbon. If you walk from Intendente station, you will have to climb a very steep slope and stairs, but many people came by tuk-tuk from Sapadores. You can enjoy a panoramic view of the highlights of Lisbon's tourist spots, such as Santa Engracia Church, São Jorge Castle, 25th of April Bridge, and planes landing at Lisbon Airport. There is a lemonade truck, and many couples and families drink while waiting for the sunset, so it seems to be a popular spot with locals as well. Of course it's great for photography, but it's 50% more beautiful with the naked eye, so be sure to visit. We recommend that you use the restroom and get a drink before climbing up to the high ground. #Breathtaking views #Breathtaking spots to enjoy the sunset #Couple trip

#Overseas Travel Strategy Lisbon is a must-visit destination for any trip to Portugal. It is a port city lined with European-style buildings and has many spectacular spots! Here are some photogenic spots where you can see Portugal's Tagus River and cute cityscape together. 📍Spot name: Miradouro das Portas do SolAddress: Largo Portas do Sol, 1100-411 Lisboa, PortugalCost: FreeA spot where you can see the Tagus River and the orange-roofed cityscape together. There are cafes around, so we recommend having a coffee break while looking at the spectacular view. 📍Senhora do Monte ObservatoryAddress: Largo Monte, 1170-107 Lisboa, PortugalCost: FreeFrom the observation deck on the hill, you can see the whole of Lisbon! You can see the Castle of São Jorge in the distance. 📍Bica Cable Car Portugal 1200-086, Lisboa, Largo Calhariz If you ride the cable car, the price is: 3.6€ round trip 📝 Free with Lisboa Card This is the view of Portugal! Behind the cable car, you can see the Tagus River and the Lisbon cityscape. You can visit all of these spots in one day! Since the sights are concentrated in a small area, you can also go around on foot! Even if you don't have much time in Lisbon, each place is close to each other, so you can visit efficiently♪ #LisbonTourism #LisbonTrip #BicaCableCar

#ancienttown Lisbon's got everything you could want from a centuries-old European city, with its winding cobblestone streets and a skyline dotted with Medieval castles. Whether you want to dance and drink into the wee hours or see major sights and relax on the beach, Lisbon has a perfect neighborhood just for you. ✨Must-Visit Attractions✨ 📌Praça do Comércio, waterside public plaza with a notable arch & statue, lined with outdoor cafes & shopping venues. 📌Santa Justa Lift, cast-iron elevator with filigree details, built in 1902 to connect lower streets with Carmo Square. 📌Jerónimos Monastery, late Gothic Manueline-style monastery housing archaeology & maritime museums in its wings. 📌Castelo de São Jorge, 11th-century, hilltop Moorish castle & royal residence with palace ruins & archaeological museum. 📌Belém Tower, landmark medieval fortified tower on tiny river island with rooftop terrace offering estuary views. 📌Miradouro da Senhora do Monte, scenic view point. 📌Lisbon Cathedral. 📌Tram 28, classic yellow trams retaining original 1930s features like brass dials & polished wood interiors. It connects Martim Moniz with Campo Ourique, and passes through the popular tourist districts as it rattles and screeches through narrow streets of the city. A must have experience in Portugal. 📌Try pastéis de nata, traditional Portuguese custard tart. #historicallandmarks #100waysoftravel #portugal #lisbon #lisboa #localguides #mytravelhacks

#myhiddengems Visiting Lisbon was an absolute highlight of my trip! 🌞🇵🇹 This city has such a unique blend of history, culture, and charm that it's impossible not to fall in love. I started my days with a pastel de nata from a local bakery—crispy, creamy, and just sweet enough! 🥐 Exploring the winding streets of Alfama was like stepping back in time, with its narrow lanes, colorful houses, and the sound of Fado music echoing from the tiny taverns. 🎶 The best part? Much of the city is free to explore, including its famous viewpoints like Miradouro da Senhora do Monte, offering stunning panoramic views over Lisbon and the Tagus River. The tram rides were iconic—especially Tram 28, which takes you past some of the city's most iconic spots, like the Sé Cathedral and São Jorge Castle. 🏰 For around €3, it's a fun and affordable way to see the sights. The nightlife in Bairro Alto is lively, with countless bars and restaurants offering delicious seafood and local wine. 🍷 Don’t miss the chance to visit Belém for the iconic Jerónimos Monastery and the historic Tower of Belém. Lisbon's mix of old-world charm and modern vibrancy makes it a must-visit! #trip #LoveLisbon #PastelDeNata #CityViews #LisbonAdventures #PortugalWonders

Lisbon, Portugal’s sun-kissed capital, is a city of stunning vistas, historic neighborhoods, and culinary delights. Start your day at Belém Tower, a UNESCO World Heritage site that offers panoramic views of the Tagus River. Remember to arrive early to beat the crowds! Next, take a ride on the iconic Tram 28. It winds through the city’s most historic districts, including Alfama, Baixa, and Graça. Keep an eye on your belongings, as pickpockets are known to target tourists. For lunch, try the famous pastel de nata, a creamy egg tart, at a local bakery. Pair it with a bica, a strong Portuguese espresso, for an authentic Lisbon experience. In the afternoon, visit the LX Factory, a creative hub filled with unique shops, art studios, and restaurants. Don’t miss the chance to browse through Ler Devagar, one of the world’s most beautiful bookstores. End your day at Miradouro da Senhora do Monte, the highest viewpoint in the city. The sunset views over the city’s red rooftops and the Tagus River are truly breathtaking. Lisbon is a city that combines traditional charm with a modern vibe. So, take your time, explore the city at your own pace, and let Lisbon’s charm captivate you. #Lisbon #Portugal #TravelTips #CulturalDiscovery #falltrip#mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks

If you want to look at the whole picture of Lisbon, then you will not be wrong when you come to the Mount of the Gods. The Tagus River, the Castle of So Jorge, the Lower Town of Pombal, the Upper Town of Lisbon and the Forest Park of Monsanto are all in sight and have a very good view. The observation deck is located in front of the Church of the Virgin Mary in the Grace District of Lisbon. It is very lively in the evening. It is also a good place to watch the sunset. Many couples will come here for a date and drink a small one. The wine is very pleasant when watching the sunset. Tips: The Mountain View Notre Dame has no public transportation. It can only be walked. The wind is strong on the mountain. Remember to bring a piece of clothing.