[2025 Lisbon Attraction] Travel Guide for Miradouro de Santa Luzia (Updated Jul)

Santa Luzia Observatory is one of the beautiful observation points in Lisbon, Portugal😊⁡ ⁡ A spectacular spot overlooking the Alfama district with its red-roofed buildings, the Monastery of São Vicente de Fora, the National Pantheon, and the Tagus River👍⁡ ⁡ The walls are decorated with traditional Portuguese blue and white azulejos, and you can enjoy beautiful tile art depicting historical stories❣️⁡ ⁡ Next to the observation deck is the Santa Luzia Church, where you can take a break in a quiet atmosphere🚶⁡ ⁡ It is also easy to access because Lisbon's famous tram 28 stops there✨⁡ ⁡ Please go and check it out🎵⁡ ⁡ ⋈ ････Details･･･ ⋈⁡ ⁡Open 24 hours, free to visit ⁡ #tripOverseas travel

📍Miradouro de Santa Luzia This is the best spot in Lisbon to watch the sunrise, the sea, the flowers, and take photos. There are also many street artists performing here, so it's also a place to see a "sea of people" and a romantic corner to hang out with people from all over the world. Be sure to get up early for photos! I came early today to watch the sunrise, but it was cloudy and there was no sun. I missed the sunrise, but the flowers were still bright and beautiful, and this corner was still very romantic.

#CityWalk I went to Portugal🇵🇹 during Silver Week in September🎵Here's how I got around Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, on the day of my arrival! ✈️EDIVAT Airlines Narita → Transfer in Dubai → Fly to Lisbon✈️🕰️7:00 Arrive Lisbon Airport♡Purchase a 72-hour Lisboa Card ticket! I'm planning to stay for 3 nights and 4 days, so I bought a 72-hour ticket (about 8,000 yen)📝I recommend it because it gives you unlimited rides on the metro, buses, and cable cars in Lisbon, and also gives you discounts on admission to tourist attractions🕰️8:30 Use the taxi app, Bolt, to move to a hotel in the city → Leave your luggage. After leaving your luggage, go sightseeing! Recommended course: Senhora do Monte Observatory → Miradouro das Portas do Sol and Miradouro de Santa Luzia → São Jorge CastleTransportation: Walking Tips for the tour✅ It's easier to go down from the Senhora do Monte Observatory, which is at the highest point✅ The observation deck and lookout are open in the morning, so go in the morning! ✅ São Jorge Castle was open even in the afternoon9:00 Start sightseeing📍Senhora do Monte Observatory Address: Largo Monte, 1170-107 Lisboa, PortugalCost: Free10:00 Head to Miradouro das Portas do Sol while strolling around the city11:00 Head to two lookout spots! There is a terrace cafe in Miradouro das Portas do Sol, so you can take lunch there and take photos and take a break📝 You can pay by card at the cafe📍 Spot name: Miradouro das Portas do Sol Address: Largo Portas do Sol, 1100-411 Lisboa, Portugal Cost: Free📍 Largo de Santa Luzia Address: 1100-487 Lisboa, Portugal Cost: Free📝 This spectacular spot where you can see the azulejos, the sea and the city is a little hard to find, but it's right next to the Sandalsia Church! 14:00📍 São Jorge Castle Address: R. de Santa Cruz do Castelo, 1100-129 Lisboa, Portugal Cost: 15€ Free entry with the Lisboa Card Recommended point: Not only can you enter with the Lisboa Card, but you can also pass the long lines, so be sure to buy the Lisboa Card! After visiting São Jorge Castle, we walked around the city and headed to the hotel 🎵 We had dinner at a restaurant we passed by! I'll tell you more about it later! On the first day, you'll probably be tired from the flight, so it's best to return to the hotel early 📝 The view is great, so it's also recommended for couples, married couples, and honeymoons! #PortugalTrip #Lisbon #Portugal #100TravelStyles

🇵🇹Lisbon night view at a glance! Santa Lucia Viewpoint Lisbon has many hills, so there are many places where you can see the city at a glance, but among them, there is a place where you can see the Lisbon night view the best💕 That is the ‘Santa Lucia Viewpoint’! The alleyway leading to the viewpoint is also beautiful, so I recommend visiting with your lover or friends👍🏻 #Portugal travel #Lisbon travel #Inland travel #Date course #Couple travel #2019 travel #Summer in your hands

Admire the recommendations of the three best viewing platforms in the old town of Lisbon, whether you are at sunrise or sunset or at night! I think that the best place to enjoy the sunset in the old town of Lisbon is located on the top of the Alfama area. It takes a steep slope to come to this place called The Grace View The place of Taiwan. The viewing platform is relatively tall, but there are more tourists. The only one shop is busy selling beer drinks and some simple snacks. The position of the railings has long been occupied by tourists waiting for the evening. To come here to enjoy the sunset, friends may wish to come up early, find a favorite angle, quietly wait until the night falls. Saint Lucia Observation Deck Also located on the hills of the Alfama area, it is much lower than the Ennong viewing platform, but facing the east, suitable for sunrise shooting, or the evening sun. This viewing platform is full of energy, and many young people and tourists come here to enjoy the beauty of the Alfama area. Looking at it is a continuous white wall and red tile. The blue sky and the blue sky and white clouds in the distance, the music of the ear, the soft talk of people, and the cup collision of the small bar on the platform, plus The beautiful scenery in front of you is very refreshing and you can't help but want to stop. San Pedro Alcantara Observation Deck This park directly above the Glory Lift is the best viewing platform in the Old Town that the Big Dipper can find, day or night. It is a great place to look out for So Jorge Castle and Alfama. The arrival of the park happened to be surrounded by renovations, and the hills in the distance could only be seen through the railings.

#cityplaybook Start your day in Belém, just by the river. Walk along the calm waterfront and explore the iconic Belém Tower—a symbol of Portugal’s seafaring history. Then treat yourself to a warm pastel de nata from the famous Pastéis de Belém bakery. It's buttery, creamy, and unforgettable. Head back into the city—Baixa is your next stop. Walk through the elegant Rua Augusta, soak in the grand vibes of Praça do Comércio, and feel the city’s energy by the sea. For lunch, indulge in Arroz de Marisco—Portugal’s beloved seafood rice—either at Time Out Market or a local marisqueira. It’s rich, comforting, and full of ocean flavour. In the afternoon, climb up to St. George’s Castle for sweeping views of Lisbon's rooftops and river. Then wander downhill into Alfama, where cobbled lanes lead you to the dreamy Miradouro de Santa Luzia. End the day with petiscos and wine in a cozy Alfama tavern. If you can, stay for a fado performance—raw, emotional, and deeply Lisbon. A full day, a full heart. This is Lisbon. #trip #thingstodo #lisbon

Woke up early to catch the sunrise at Miradouro de Santa Luzia and Miradouro das Portas do Sol, and it was pure magic! The vibrant tiles, blooming bougainvillea, and panoramic views of the Tagus River and Alfama district are breathtaking. Perfect spots to feel Lisbon’s historic charm—don’t miss these iconic viewpoints! #historicallandmarks

#Overseas travel 📍Santa Lucia Observatory Largo de Santa Luzia, 1100-487 Lisboa, Portugal This is a place where you can see a panoramic view of Lisbon and the Tagus River. If you climb up the hill, you will be greeted by an observatory, and you can see a very pretty background at a glance. How about taking in all the buildings and things of Lisbon at a glance? I think you can feel the free Portugal You can also see buskers, so it was a tourist attraction that made you feel a really pleasant romantic trip #ObservatoryRecommendation #Santa Lucia #PortugalTravel #LisbonTravel #LisbonAttraction #PrettyBackground #LifeShotSpot #LifeTravelDestination

We have come to a spot where you can view the city and sea of Lisbon. This observatory offers a quintessential Lisbon view. With bougainvillea in full bloom, it's also enjoyable to spend some time here just relaxing. It's a popular spot for tourists with street performers and such, making it lively, but it also has a slightly unsafe atmosphere, so please be careful. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/1M9ata2WmH5mEnBQ8

#europetrip Southern European Summer: Day 14 of the European tour We took a bus from Seville to Lisbon The six-hour drive was not too uncomfortable and I slept for five hours The temperature difference between morning and night in Lisbon is huge Lisbon is still quite sunny during the day and shivering at 18 degrees at night But overall it is a colorful town that I like It is like Macau magnified countless times, but more fun and beautiful than Macau - We walked around the old town during the day The first stop was A Vida Portuguesa to buy a swallow bag It is really good! I like it very much! In the evening, I went to Café da Garagem to drink coffee. From the halfway point of the mountain, I could look up at the houses. I could also overlook Lisbon. I sat there until about 8:30 and then walked 400 meters to the Santa Lucia Observation Deck. I could see the old town of Lisbon and the sea in the distance under the pink sunset. It was really beautiful. I would probably come back here again like Yan Zi.

Five hundred years ago, a group of Portuguese people started the Age of Discovery that connected the world from here. Five hundred years later, this place became the starting point for another Portuguese to shine in the world. This is where people who change the world emerge. As a Ronaldo fan, this time when I came to Lisbon, in addition to watching the game, I also took a tour of the city. There were two days in total, and the schedule was tight and the task was heavy, but I still recorded the recommended flight locations in Lisbon and the surrounding areas and attached them below. You can search on Google Maps: 1️⃣ Belem District P1: Bridge Photo Spot P2: Jardim Ducla Soares P3: Monument to the Discoverers / Padrão dos Descobrimentos P4: Jerónimos Monastery 2️⃣ Old Town P5-6: Praça do Comércio (need aerial photography) P7-9: Miradouro da Senhora do Monte P10-11: Miradouro de Santa Luzia 3️⃣ Lifts and Trams P12: Calhariz Antiquity Building P13: Sta. Catarina (about 200 meters from P12) P14: Cç. Combro (about 400 meters from P13) P15: Lg. Academia Nacional Belas Artes 4️⃣ Cape Roca P16: Cabo da Roca (Aerial photography required) I have personally tested that the above camera locations can all be photographed in two days. The transportation method to Cape Roca is written in the previous post. All aerial photography positions can also take very good photos using a camera. Except for the monastery, which requires a fee of 12 euros to enter, the rest are free and open all day, making them ideal for shooting in the summer at sunrise, early sunset and late evening.

#EuropeanTravel 📍 Miradouro de Santa Luzia A free observation deck where you can see the whole view of Lisbon at a glance It's a small but romantic place. Even though it was a bit cloudy when I visited, the red roof + colorful buildings were so pretty! You can also see the Tagus River :) If you go to Lisbon, be sure to stop by~

Lisbon is just one of those places we don't think we'll ever get enough of 💫 There's never a bad time to visit the vibrant Portuguese capital, but these are our favourite places to stay, the tastiest restaurants we've found, and the coolest things to do when you next venture to the City of Seven Hills. 📍Discover Lisbon's most iconic photo spots around every corner! • Arco da Rua Augusta • Lisbon Pink Street • Belém Tower • Elevador da Bica • Jerónimos Monastery • Miradouro de Santa Luzia • Lisbon Cathedral • Elevador de Santa Justa • Ler Devagar bookstore in LX Factory • Miradouro das Portas do Sol #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #lisbon

#August Travel Support Event This is the Santa Lucia Viewpoint, which overlooks the Tagus River and the east side of Lisbon. The view of Lisbon's city from here is a great place to just stare blankly. This is a place where you definitely need to invest time to make happy travel memories.

#myhiddengems Riding the trams in Lisbon was one of the most fun and nostalgic experiences of my trip! 🚋🇵🇹 The city's famous Tram 28 is an absolute must-do. For just €3, you can hop on and be whisked away through the heart of Lisbon, winding through narrow streets, up steep hills, and past some of the city's most iconic landmarks. I felt like I was on a vintage roller coaster as we passed the Sé Cathedral, the historic Alfama district, and up to the Miradouro de Santa Luzia, which offered stunning views of the city and the river. 🌇🌊 The trams themselves are a piece of history, with their wooden interiors and old-fashioned charm, making every ride feel like a step back in time. 🚃 I loved sitting by the window, feeling the breeze and watching daily life unfold outside—locals chatting, tourists snapping photos, and street artists performing. 🎨 Even when they were crowded, there was something special about sharing the ride with both locals and fellow travelers, all of us experiencing the magic of Lisbon together. Don’t miss this classic experience if you visit Lisbon—it’s the best way to see the city! #trip #LisbonTram #VintageVibes #CityViews #TravelInStyle #LisbonMagic

#GlobalTravel #Portugal #Lisbon Last December, I went on a graduation trip to Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, for four days and three nights. Today, I would like to recommend the best viewing platform in Lisbon. There are several observation decks in Lisbon, but I think this one is the most worth visiting 😍 From the observation deck, you can see the boundless sea, the scenery on the right, and the staggered red tile roofs. Another special feature is that the pavilion has the characteristic Portuguese architectural style - blue tiles 💙, and there are also performers singing 🎵 Really super comfortable, take photos 💯!!! I highly recommend this viewing platform to everyone 💨🍃 📍St. Lucia Viewpoint Largo de Santa Luzia, 1100-487 Lisbon, Portugal 💰Free 🚗It is recommended to walk slowly up to the viewing platform from the foot of the mountain

📍Santa Lucia Viewpoint 📍Largo Santa Luzia, 1100-487 Lisboa, Portugal The famous Lisbon viewpoint, Santa Lucia Viewpoint! If you take tram number 28, you can get off right in front, and right next to Santa Lucia is the Portas do Sol Viewpoint, so it would be great to check it out together! The red roofs are cute in layers, and the view of the Mediterranean Sea is really great You can also take a break in the park next to the viewpoint~ #EuropeanTravel

#BeautifulPhotoTourism With the geographical conditions of Lisbon, which are full of high hills, it is the origin of the saying that "Lisbon was built on seven hills". Therefore, there are 13 "Miradouros" or viewpoints where you can relax and enjoy the view from high angles of the city. One of the most popular viewpoints for tourists is Miradouro de Santa Luzia. 📌 Location / Atmosphere Miradouro de Santa Luzia is located in the Alfama area. It is built as a courtyard in front of the Igreja de Santa Luzia church. There is a tram stop on line 28E passing through it, making it very convenient to travel. There are 2 levels of viewpoints here. The upper level is next to the church. There is a small, beautiful, shady garden called Jardim Júlio de Castilho, which is dedicated to the famous Portuguese writer. If you walk down the stairs a little bit, you will be on the lower level with a crystal clear blue pool. Both floors have a café serving drinks and light food. If you have time to relax, you can sit and sip coffee and enjoy the view. ➡️ Pergola It is a long balcony on the edge of the cliff. There are open wooden lattices as a roof to provide shade. You can see the view of the Tagus River (or Rio Tejo) and the houses in the Alfama area. You can clearly see important landmarks such as the white dome of the National Pantheon. In addition to the beautiful view, the balcony itself is decorated with patterned tiles, or Azulejos, which are very beautiful. There are both upper and lower floors of the Pergola, but of course the upper floor has a better view. ➡️ Azulejos In addition to the floral patterned tiles decorating the Pergola, on the outer wall of the Igreja de Santa Luzia on the east side facing the garden, there are also 2 beautiful Azulejos. One picture shows Praça do Comércio before the earthquake in 1755. The other picture shows Christian soldiers fighting in the Crusades besieging Castelo de São Jorge from the Moorish soldiers in 1147. The craftsmanship is meticulous and full of details. It is worth seeing as much as the view. Compared to other viewpoints in Lisbon This place has a highlight in terms of its beautiful location, which has churches, gardens, balconies, and beautiful Azulejo paintings. It looks very unique to Portugal. You can take pictures from every angle. It is really beautiful and you can't miss it.

#celebratewithtrip Lisbon’s trams have become a symbol of the city. And riding the tram is a great way to see many of Lisbon’s top sights. For tourists like me ,Tram 28 is by far the most popular line in Lisbon. The route runs from Martim Moniz to Campo de Ourique and it passes by some of the best sites in the city like Miradouro de Santa Luzia, the famous cafe A Brasileira, Jardim da Estrela, and Saint Anthony’s Church. The entire trip from Martim Moniz to Campo de Ourique (or vice versa) usually takes less than an hour (depending on traffic). Cash is acceptable on board the tram and it run from point to point. If you ride to the end, you have to get off and then get back on the tram (paying again) if you want to go back. #tripblazers #fallingforfall

[Miradouro de Santa Luzia San Pedro Observation Deck in Alcantara] My favorite is the observation deck of the San Pedro Observation Deck in Alcantara, Because of this gazebo. After leaning against the stone pillars, looking at the distant sea, blowing the sea breeze quietly waiting for the sunset. Even in the pavilion of the observation deck, all the places are tiled, they are all old, but this is the city's precipitation. [Miradouro de portas do sol] The Sun Gate Observation Deck Pursor Gate Observatory is a few steps away from the observation deck above, you can see it, Here is a direct taxi ride because the Lisbon roads are up and down and some observation decks need to climb. is probably a bit higher than that of the viewing platform. This black railing is the most recognizable sign, where the position is more open. Night Lisbon has a golden mystery charm. You can see a lot of Portuguese atmosphere in the Puerta del Sol. A whole piece of wall is inlaid with blue tiles tiles on the story of the narrator of Portugal The bougainvillea on the side is open rose red with the sea blue. This is the beauty of Lisbon.