Two-hour cruise: a different way to see Lisbon
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🌐 Experience available in Portuguese, English, Spanish, French and German
⌛ Duration of the boat trip: 2h
Visit Lisbon in a different way and be amazed by its colors and the way they spread across the hills and touch the river. Head towards Praça do Comércio, where you can enjoy one of the world's most beautiful squares and admire the city's old quarters: Chiado, Baixa, Castelo and Alfama, from the river. Cross the river to the other bank and get the widest possible view of the city. From there you can sail past Cristo Rei, pass under the bridge and reach Belém. Along the way, don't forget to admire the way Lisboners like to stroll, sit and chat by the river. Now relax and enjoy the tour because you'll have plenty of time to take incredible photos of the city and its surroundings!
Highlights
📸 See the city from a different perspective
⛵ See Lisbon's old neighborhoods: Chiado, Baixa, Castelo and Alfama from the river
😍 Be amazed by the incredible views
What is included?
✔️ Two-hour cruise
✔️ Water bottle
✔️ White wine, rosé wine or beer
✔️ Cheese
✔️ Ham
✔️ Snacks
📍 Locations:
📍 Starting point: Doca de Santo Amaro, Gate 1 (just under the 25 de Abril Bridge)
Points of interest:
- Praça do Comércio
- Old quarters of the city: Chiado, Baixa, Castelo and Alfama, from the river.
- Christ the King
- 25 de Abril Bridge
- Bethlehem
General Info
♿ Accessibility: not wheelchair accessible
👤 Age requirement: all ages welcome
🎫 Free entry for children under 4
attention: activity limited to a small group of participants
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How to get there?
Doca de Santo Amaro
Portugal, 1300
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