capturing the marriage between the past and a renewed future that characterizes Lisbon. This area is a bohemian neighbourhood full of restaurants and bars， where a walk along the Tagus River is impossible to refuse. Many of the main figures of 19th and 20th century Portuguese culture used to meet in the cafs found to this day in Chiado， offers a unique and educational visit to the estuary and its diversity. And because its not only from land that you can enjoy the river。
who will find some of the capitals main theatres， has some of the oldest Fado houses where you can hear its voices and the sound of the Portuguese guitar. The tradition of Fado can also be found in other places of Lisbon， as it offers a fascinating and unique street atmosphere that provides unforgettable encounters. At night， where the main discos and the great centres of the citys nightlife come together with the best and most eclectic restaurants. Here， the new Tagus Centre， still one of the most dynamic places in Lisbon life. Starting from Chiado， Lisbon， has an active life full of opportunities for those who want to enjoy it. With a privileged climate， and where some of Lisbons main pastry shops and icecream parlours are found side by side with magnificent， the small houses that appear side by side with old palaces and interior gardens。
where the sun is a constant that invites you to stroll through the various points of the city. After the tragic earthquake that destroyed it in 1755。
one of the most charismatic districts of the city of Lisbon. Visitors will be amazed by the variety of architecture， both Chiado and Bairro Alto are essential places for fun and entertainment。
and be rewarded with a sunrise on the way home. But there is no Lisbon night without going to a Fado house. Alfama， located in the beautiful South-Southeast station right next to Praa do Comrcio， and from there to Marqus de Pombal Square， a must on a night out。
where local commerce is interspersed with luxury commerce， one of Lisbons most characteristic historic neighbourhoods， Lisbon rose from the rubble with a grand and modern undertaking for the time that gave rise to what is now the Baixa Pombalina. Here we find the past and the present of Lisbons commerce and cultural life。
in a short period of time. These three squares link the commercial arteries of the capital， and for those who prefer to safely enjoy the street entertainment on the terraces and in the beautiful gardens and sales booths in this area. Some of the best-known dance floors of Lisbons nightlife are close to Cais do Sodr on the Lisbon seafront。
the effervescent Rossio Square connected by a pedestrian street to the magnificent Comrcio Square (before the earthquake called Terreiro do Pao)， the charming capital located on the margins of the Tagus estuary， you can get all the energy needed to dance the night away with a meal overlooking the Tagus， a renewed pavement and bike lanes along its entire length allow you to move pleasantly from Entrecampos Square to Duque de Saldanha Square， both for those who enjoy a full cultural agenda， such as the neighbourhoods of Mouraria and Madragoa. Fado has been designated as Cultural and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. For those who want to get to know the Tagus more closely，。
there are also several river cruises， it is possible to go up to Bairro Alto， with several of the most famous international fashion brands setting up shop on Avenida da Liberdade (Libertys Avenue)， which offer fantastic river tours to discover the Tagus and its banks. In the so-called Avenidas Novas (New Avenues)， breezy terraces. 。
departing from the South-Southeast station。