During the "Hills Tramcar Tour", we also saw this beautiful place from the tram. Disembarked again at Praca do Comércio, we immediately made our way to Miradouro de Santa Luzia. By now it had become very crowded here, to enjoy the view in the front row, you had to wait until someone left and this created a gap... Such places are unfortunately very popular and usually well attended, but the many miradouros also make Lisbon so worth seeing! Here we especially liked the beautiful azulejos all around and the planted pergola with a little shade, at the end of the square. For some peace and quiet you should find another "place", in our case the terrace of the restaurant Oitto, very quietly located above the "Chiado" and with extremely delicious food...

Surely one of the best known viewpoints in Lisbon, offers stunning views of the various monuments nearby and the Tagus. Very charming and romantic corner but unfortunately victim of its success. Indeed 10 tourists per m2 (we the first), we push you, influencers ask you to push yourself not to spoil their photos... that plus the charm sellers who algae you... To appreciate it we advise you to go early in the morning, as it remains a must in Lisbon.

From here you have a great view over the Alfama, the Cathedral Le Sé and the cruise port and of course out to sea. Here you will find typical azulejos and partly also azulejos with the history of the city. Unfortunately very crowded with Touris. You can hardly take a picture of the Azulejos because of the many Instagrammers.

Since we were lucky with the 28th tram, we got off near this observation point. Atmospheric, with a view of the rooftops and the cruise port, but the ships had already left for their cruises in the evening and all that was left was to look at the river and listen to the musicians. You can climb the stairs a little higher and have a cocktail with a view, but we already wanted to find a place for dinner. It will be especially beautiful here when the bougainvillea blooms; roses and strelitzia bloomed in April, so there is always something pleasing to the eye here. And, most importantly, there were very few people. We also went back by tram with a breeze through narrow streets.

We were on our way to San Jorge Castle on tram 28 and the stop where we got off was the Santa Luzía viewpoint. The view is incredible, spectacular, it always has quite a few tourists but we found a place to take a photo and contemplate the landscape, we met several artists in this place and we really liked a singer who was there and as is typical in Portugal the tiles in the gazebo and a detail that I had not seen in other places which were quite a few bougainvilleas. It also has the church with the same name with a scene in the tiles that I really liked, which was that of the reconquest of the castle of San Jorge by the Christians in this church built by the order of Malta, declared a national monument and that inside has many tombs worth visiting

Beautiful panoramic place offering a wide view of the city. Beyond the panorama, the presence of blooming bougainvillea and azulejos also makes the place very pleasant. Overcrowding spoils the atmosphere a bit. That's too bad.

You will find this viewpoint at the top of Alfama. It is by a church and next to a small park. Los of people get off their tuk-tuks to take photos here, and that is a very good idea as the views are superb. And it is a very pretty spot, where I was happy to linger for a while.

No visit to the historic Alfama district is complete without a stopover at one of the "miradouros" or lookout points, of which Miradouro de Santa Luzia is undoubtedly the most romantic. Its bougainvillea-covered pergola, elegant garden with flowerbeds, and azulejo tiles clad benches and wall murals next to the quaint Church of Santa Luzia provide the perfect setting for couples to soak up the picture-postcard view of the colourful Alfama village cascading down to River Tagus, decked by a docked cruise ship, whilst being caressed by the Atlantic breeze. The air of romance encapsulates this hanging garden of Alfama!

Great view on the old town, sea and huge cruise ships. Overall, quite good area and surprisingly not extremely popular. There are some traders nearby selling a good choice of souvenirs.