Alfama: The Timeless Heart of Lisbon Your private eco tuk-tuk tour winds through Alfama's medieval labyrinth, where narrow cobbled streets whisper eight centuries of history. Lisbon's oldest quarter survived the 1755 earthquake, preserving authentic charm in its whitewashed houses draped with laundry and geraniums. The scent of grilled sardines mingles with melancholic fado drifting from traditional taverns as we navigate slopes too steep for regular vehicles. Discover hidden courtyards where neighbors still gather, the imposing Sé Cathedral standing sentinel since 1147, and breathtaking viewpoints like Miradouro de Santa Luzia with its iconic tile panels. Alfama's soul reveals itself in the Feira da Ladra flea market's treasures and tiny family-run tascas serving petiscos. Our silent electric tuk-tuk accesses corners buses cannot reach, delivering you effortlessly past St. Anthony's birthplace chapel and up to Graça's panoramic vistas. T

Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa): The Birthplace of a City Your private eco tuk-tuk tour arrives at Lisbon's formidable cathedral, where the city's history comes alive in stone. Built in 1147 on the site of a former mosque, the Sé's twin castellated towers and rose window reveal its original Romanesque austerity, while later Gothic additions showcase evolving architectural splendour. Step inside to discover the nave's solemn beauty, where sunlight filters through narrow windows onto thick pillars that have withstood earthquakes for nearly nine centuries. The serene Gothic cloister shelters orange trees and excavations revealing Roman and Visigoth foundations - layers of Lisbon's past literally beneath your feet. The cathedral's strategic hilltop position offers commanding views over Alfama's rooftops to the Tagus River, a vantage point that made this location vital to Lisbon's defence. Our eco-friendly tuk-tuk brings you directly to Largo da Sé, sparing you the steep climb.

Stop by the view point. Guide and sightseeing

History and free entry to visit the church

Miradouro da Senhora do Monte: Lisbon's Highest Panoramic View Your private eco tuk-tuk tour ascends to this privileged viewpoint, the city's loftiest at 227 metres above sea level. Unlike busier lookouts, this serene hilltop perch near Graça area offers unobstructed 360-degree vistas across Lisbon's seven hills to the Tagus River and beyond. The small white chapel of Nossa Senhora do Monte (Our Lady of the Mount) marks this special location, where locals traditionally come for sunset views over the castle and Ponte 25 de Abril. The carefully positioned viewing platform reveals Lisbon's full urban tapestry - from the medieval Alfama rooftops to modern Parque das Nações. This strategic viewpoint served military purposes for centuries, its elevation providing crucial defence perspectives. Today, visitors appreciate how it perfectly frames Lisbon's iconic landmarks while offering a peaceful retreat under pine trees.