[2025 Lisbon Attraction] Travel Guide for San Pedro Alcantara Observation Deck (Updated Apr)

It was built nearly 200 years ago and is located at one end of the Upper Town, near the Glória Elevator. It features fountains, gardens, and statues. Spread over two floors, it is always bustling and filled with artists. The highlights are the views of the castle, Alfama, Tagus, and Baixa, all illuminated by the afternoon sun. At certain times of the year, the sunlight reflects off the windows of the houses and illuminates the viewpoint. The tiled map near the railing was created in 1952 by Swiss artist Fred Kradolfer, who moved to Lisbon, and marks the visible landmarks of the area. It's also a free attraction, much better than many paid ones!

Address: R. de São Pedro de Alcântara, 1200-470 Lisboa, Portugal Opening hours: 24 hours, open all year round Mode of transportation: tram, bus It’s very lively here on holiday nights. The market gathers all kinds of vendors, selling food, drinks, handicrafts, etc. The night view here is really beautiful. You can take the Glória Funicular cable car nearby. 😀 #PARENT-CHILD GOOD PLACE #HAMMUM SUMMER GOOD PLACE #OVERSEAS TRAVEL #LISBON

After your climb through the old town Lisbon you may eventually arrive to Jardim de São Pedro de Alcântara. Well, you can of course go there using the Calçada de Glória funicular (first pic) or taxi but as I climbed there I was super happy to find a place to eat a little and have a break (and of course fresh drinks). The place is practically a terrace that is built to a place from where you can have a great view over the city of Lisbon. You also have a little market and a few restaurants there so you can easily buy some food and refreshments. Some artist are there selling their artwork and the overall atmosphere is very relaxing. If you feel you want to stay a little longer you can try to get yourself a bench and even enjoy a picnic there. It’s a place for peace of mind. It’s a place to relax a little. I have been there before and I will surely go again when nearby. I enjoy beautiful parks and this one is one of the best ones in Lisbon in my opinion. #lisbon #lisboa #portugal #park #urbanexplorer

📍 Lisbon 1 day tour 🚩 Start at magnificient Praça do Comércio, walk along R. Arsenal towards Bairro Alto. Stop by at Time Out market - cool spot but you don't need to eat there, save your appetite for another place, just a sneak peek. Climb up your way to a small secret gem - Praça das Flores. Here is a magic place for lunch/brunch - Magnolia bistro. If you think the brunch is not deserved yet, climb further up to Miradouro de Sao Pedro de Alcantra. Cute small shops on the way will keep your curiosity and move you further. Take some pictures of city panorama and go back to Praça das Flores. NOW the lunch/brunch is well deserved and you can also reward yourself with a glass of wine. Wander back to the center or hop on a famous tram #28. Get lost in Chiado district and suddenly find yourself at Elevador de Santa Justa. Then continue to gorgeous Rossio square and admire Lisboa Rossio railway station later. You've reached your destination. But you're not at Jedda yet😉 #lisbon #solotravel #thingstodo #citydaytours

Introducing the Miradouro de Sao Pedro de Alcantara, which is also the shooting spot for a certain deodorant commercial that has become a hot topic in Japanese living rooms. ✨ It feels like a familiar view, haha. From this observation deck, you can see the whole of Lisbon, including the Tagus River and the São Jorge Castle! The most popular time is during sunset. It seems that more tourists visit than at other times. 🌅 ⛲️Spot name: Miradouro de Sao Pedro de Alcantara 📍Location: R. de São Pedro de Alcântara, 1200-470 Lisboa, Portugal 🕰️Opening hours: Open 24 hours 💰Admission fee: Free 🚉Access: It is just after the end of the Gloria Line cable car! There is an observation deck in the park ◎ #European trip #Portugal #great view spot #great view #0 yen tripFebruary 2025