The 23 best observation decks in Lisbon

We took the funicular up to this little park for the views, and it was not disappointing! The 270 degree views of the city and surrounding mountains were breathtaking. There are two levels to this park, and plenty of park benches to relax on. There is a small cafe here, if you need a drink or a snack. I would definitely recommend visiting here, especially if you want some really great photos!

One of the most beautiful viewpoints in Lisbon! It offers a fantastic panoramic view over the city, especially at sunset when the light is golden. There’s a small park with benches, trees, and even a kiosk for coffee or drinks. It can get a bit crowded, but the atmosphere is lively and pleasant. A must-visit spot for anyone exploring Lisbon

Best spot in Lisbon to stop and see the whole city. It has a dog park below and a nice spot in the back with a cat box that was tended by some retirees. Great place for photos, food, music and just relaxing.

Lisbon is a city that pretends to be humble while casually seducing you at every corner. I left the house planning “just a short walk,” which, in this city, is the most unrealistic expectation you can possibly set. Five minutes in and you’re already climbing some Biblical staircase, questioning gravity, God, and your shoe choices. But then Lisbon apologizes. It always does. Usually with light. I wandered through streets that smelled like roasted chestnuts and mild chaos, past tiled façades that look like somebody finally let a poet design buildings. People spilled into cafés, dogs trotted around like they owned the place, and the whole city glowed in that gentle, old-European way — like a postcard that refuses to retire. Eventually I drifted uphill to Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara, which is the kind of viewpoint that doesn’t just offer a view — it offers perspective. The kind that makes you remember you still have a pulse. Up there, under a tree that had definitely lived through several empires, I found an artist named Anne Laidam, casually painting like she had all the time in the world. Her works were neon daydreams of Lisbon — trams, rooftops, broken sunlight — the whole city filtered through someone’s kindness. I wasn’t planning to buy art. (I never plan to buy art. Art plans to buy me.) But one of her trams looked at me with the exact attitude of a Lisbon cat: unimpressed, slightly judgmental, irresistibly charming. So, of course, I adopted it. And carried it home alongside a copy of Saramago — because every reckless purchase deserves a companion in philosophy. If you ever want a walk that feels like a conversation with a city that knows it’s beautiful but doesn’t brag: just start walking. Lisbon will take care of the rest.

This is one of Lisbon’s finest viewpoints, offering sweeping views over the red rooftops of Alfama and the Tagus River. Created in 1864, the viewpoint is laid out over two levels. The upper terrace features traditional Portuguese landscaping, while the lower terrace includes classical statues and a central fountain—creating a peaceful garden atmosphere in the heart of the city. A unique feature here is the azulejo tile map installed in 1952, which helps visitors identify Lisbon’s main landmarks visible from the terrace.

After taking the team to the top , or even walking (quite tiring but I tried the first time) you will definitely realize that it is definitely worth going up there. First of all The view and the panoramic views of castle, the city are amazing. Later on you can go to the Barrio Alto and even spen sometime in the park by enjoying drinks and food. A must do.

Amazing view, very nice vibe with bars and good street food around (a bit overpriced). Definitely worth checking if you're is Lisbon, specially near sunset hours. I'd recommend for couples who want a romantic vibe.

A very lovely patio with a great view! And it is free! Could be a bit crowded but would recommend to take a visit on your way down from the castle, as the view will not disappoint you for sure!

Miradouro de Santa Luzia is pure magic. The moment you reach the terrace, Lisbon unfolds beneath you — red rooftops tumbling toward the sparkling Tagus River, narrow streets weaving through the Alfama district, and sunlight dancing on every tile. The bougainvillea and azulejos add a splash of color that feels almost unreal. It’s the kind of spot where you just want to sit, breathe, and let the city’s charm wash over you, maybe with a coffee in hand or a camera tucked away, because some moments are just for feeling, not snapping

I visited Miradouro de Santa Luzia on a rainy day and the view was absolutely worth it! One of the most beautiful viewpoints in Lisbon. charming tiles, peaceful vibes, and a perfect spot to take in the city from above. Perched on the hills of Alfama, Lisbon’s oldest district, this viewpoint sits beside the small Igreja de Santa Luzia one of the most breathtaking views in the city.

Miradouro de Santa luzia Visited around 3 PM and the view was just beautiful — calm, sunny, and full of charm. You can see the red rooftops and the Tagus River stretching into the distance. I only stayed about 10 minutes, but it was completely worth it. Such a peaceful spot in the middle of Lisbon.

A must-see viewpoint in the city. The view is essential, overlooking the sea and the rooftops below, but it is more decorated with azulejos tiles and a very cute little square than its neighbor, Portas do Sol ... and crowded as well most of the time !

The viewpoint offers one of the most picturesque views in Lisbon, overlooking the red-tiled rooftops of Alfama and the shimmering waters of the Tagus River. The viewpoint is arranged across two terraces. The upper terrace features beautifully tiled walls decorated with azulejos—traditional Portuguese ceramic tiles—that depict scenes from Lisbon’s past, adding a charming historical touch. It’s especially magical at sunrise, when the soft light washes over the city.

Beautiful (and free) viewpoint overlooking Alfama and the river. It can get crowded, but it’s worth it. There’s also a cute little bar above where you can enjoy a drink with the view.

Amazing view! It's a short walk out to the view and when we were there, aggressive sales people acted friendly and gave "gifts" on the way in, but then got aggressive on the way out when I refused to buy the bracelet. Just be aware.

Great viewpoint! A must visit. We took the blue line to Santa Apolonia and walked up to Alfama and this viewpoint, then continued to castle. Great views over Lisbon!

Astonishing view over the Lisbon. Many things to notice and enjoy. Usually full of curious people. However, everyone will find the spot to observe 😌🌸

Excellent views from this scenic spot. The hidden Secret Garden XL bar below it is a nice place to catch a sunset if you can get a table.

One of Lisbon's best observation decks. You'll see it on the right after passing the cathedral. You absolutely must visit, day or night. You can get there by tram number 28.

This location is a great spot to capture a picture that blends the shoreline and this historic Lisbon neighborhood, but I was disappointed that the location itself wasn't well maintained. So, we skipped grabbing a coffee and headed on our way for more street photography 📸

Small for an observatory, but the view is enough. It was a beautiful view of the city, ocean, and cruise ships :) There is no fee, but lines to take photos at certain spots.

I visited the Padrão dos Descobrimentos while exploring the Jerónimos Monastery. This impressive monument is a tribute to the Portuguese heroes and sailors who helped introduce Europe to the rest of the world during the Age of Discovery. Inside, there’s a small museum that offers interesting exhibits about Portugal’s maritime history. Climbing to the top of the monument rewards you with a beautiful panoramic view — you can see the Jerónimos Monastery, the Belém Tower, and even the city of Lisbon in the distance. Overall, I really enjoyed the visit. It’s a must-see spot in Belém and absolutely worth the stop.

The Monument of Discoveries is impressive and absolutely worth seeing from the outside — the scale, detail, and waterfront setting are stunning. We wanted to go inside for the viewpoint, but unfortunately the line was moving very slowly, so we didn’t get a chance this time. Still, a beautiful landmark and a great stop while exploring Belém.

This is an extraordinary monument. Originally it was made out of wood and plaster for the Portuguese international exposition and dismantled after that. But it was rebuilt in limestone. In front of this is an incredible map of the world showing the places the Portuguese sailors went to and colonized. It’s a beautiful work of craftsmanship and educational as well.

The Monument to the Discoveries is absolutely stunning! Its scale and intricate sculptures bring Portugal’s Age of Exploration to life, featuring legendary figures like Prince Henry the Navigator and Vasco da Gama. The location along the Tagus River is perfect, with breathtaking views from the top platform. The surrounding Belém district, including the Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower, makes it a rich historical experience. A must-visit for anyone interested in history, culture, or photography. Highly recommended!

We were in Lisbon for 6 days on a tour cruise by NCL. One of our tours was to Belém where there is lots to see. First we went to this fantastic Monument to the Discoveries which highlights the worldwide explorers from Portugal. It is a wonderful monument and very large. Sitting right on the waterfront pointing out to see. There is a mosaic of the world in the pavement just in front. A very busy area with all the tourists so not easy to get good clear pictures. On a boat ride, we also passed by and took more pictures.

Impressive monument and one of the must-see landmarks in Belém. The sculptures are detailed and beautifully done, celebrating Portugal’s Age of Exploration. You can take the elevator up to the viewing deck for a great view of the river, the bridge, and Jerónimos Monastery. I visited on a weekday and there was no wait at all. No need to buy tickets in advance—everything was quick and easy. Definitely worth a stop if you’re exploring the area!

Worthy monument with great views of the Pointe Abril 25. Don't not enter the monument but walked around the grounds. Some vendors in trucks selling snacks and nearby sit-down establishments. Was a stop on my walk along the beautiful trail along the river from Praça do Comércia to Belem Tower

Superb. We had the place virtually to ourselves (possibly due to the possibility of dramatic weather). Really liked it here, nice and peaceful with amazing views.

The Amoreiras 360º Panoramic View is worth checking out if you want to see Lisbon from above. You get a full view of the city, from the Tagus River to the bridges and all the colorful rooftops. It’s not as crowded as some of the other viewpoints, which makes it a nice spot to take your time and enjoy. The entrance is through the shopping center, so it’s easy to grab a coffee or a snack before or after. The price is fair for the experience, and the staff were helpful. A great way to get a sense of the city’s layout and take some beautiful photos.

Well worth the entrance fee. Best view of lisbon in the city 😍 could have stayed up there for hours. Was too hot thou.. can see all landmarks for and the telescopes (3) give you an even better view..

Beautiful views. Cost: €5 for adults, tickets can be purchased at the information desk on the first floor. The service was a bit rude. We were watched by security the whole time, the lady just stood in the corner and stared at us, which was a bit awkward.

Beautiful view of Lisbon from up high. We were alone, it had recently rained and we could see rainbows. One by one, airplanes were flying over our heads. There are binoculars on the platform and you can watch the planes land at the airport. This observation deck made a cool impression on us.

A view definitely worth coming here and going up with the elevator the 18 stories to the rooftop of the building. Especially when the weather is fine, the sight is clear for kilometers on end and the sky is nothing but blue. I did enjoy it a lot.

Amazing experience! We very highly recommend 😍 you'll have a very beautiful view all over Lisbon. I recommend to came as late as possible for a night view but take care, admissions are not possible 30min before the closure.

Very very interesting place and quite nice scenery. I think some reviews mentioned that this was a restaurant or something. Now it is just run down and with graffiti, some of which are quite nice. If you are thinking of walking there, beware it’s quite an uphill and you have to walk along side cars and also into some trails so it’s not completely safe. There is a carpark next to the place so you could park your car or bike. I decided to take a Bolt taxi (which is quite affordable in Lisbon compared to UK or Europe Uber prices) there from the nearby Museu da Água bridge because I have walked too much for the day 🥺. One interesting episode is that some chap climbed up to the highest level (of which the entry is blocked so don’t attempt climbing any walls) and the staff who was closing the place called the police. Three police officers arrived very quickly and went up to get the guy. So please beware of risk of trespassing and don’t climb the wall on the second level.

Abandoned building that used to be the dictator's favourite restaurant, the views from this place is amazing and you get to see all the different parts of Lisbon. But that's not the only good thing about this place, it has some amazing artwork and many artists have their art here, I would recommend stopping here on the way!

An old restaurant that was abandoned and is in ruins now. Though the place might be a little dangerous, since it's now know how damaged the infrastructure is, it provides the most astonishing view over Lisbon. If you're an explorer, the building itself has lots of street art to appreciate, specially on the lower levels.

Worth a stop to see great views of Lisbon and experience a bit of history. The stained glass window is quite special and worth it. There are now posted hours which end at 6pm and security regularly makes rounds.

I‘ve traveled a lot of places on this planet and yet have not seen many sunrise spots like this. Check the opening times, since it is really difficult to climb the new secured fences ;) Only 4 of 5 stars because they closed the gates during the sunrise. Pity! ;)

A former restaurant now in disuse but with amazing panoramic views. There are some tiles with Portuguese scenes that remind me of the Communist restaurants of the 60s but also really cool graffitis. After you have a look around have a walk in the woods and enjoy the Monsanto trails,the trees and the flowers.

And abandoned old restaurant is now one of the best viewpoint to admire Lisbon from an unusual point of view. Reaching the place is not easy walking but you can do it! Inside there is a bunch of street art and a stone work with political satire. Of course is free.

Good view point over Lisbon. Just tends to be windy in winter and to get there on foot you have to go through an narrow street with cars constantly passing bye

Nice visit and beautiful grounds. Good views, but can not see the cruise ships. Only €6 and a free drink at the top with seating etc.

Views from this park of the east side of Lisbon. Not as nice as the other viewpoints at the castello o even farther, but still it is nice and it is free. The park is not too big or worthwhile though.

Great view of the city and a bit of the port. Best viewing spot is through the playground and to the left.

Lovely little view point with small play area for kids. Just below the castle. Worth a visit when you come out the castle and walk your way down

A quiet place to take a break ❤

100% recommend, this might be the best view in Lisbon.

Very nice mal with 1980' Memphis architecture!

For a rainy day this place was really really nice. It was super easy to get to by metro and to be honest, we actually bought stuff here when we did not plan to. Large mall. Great places to eat upstairs. Clean and comfortable. It can get busy though but when you have free time during a rainy day, this is perfect. A huge Continente too which we sadly did not have time to visit. We spent hours here and did not even see everything since we ran out of time.

Great shopping Centre in Lisbon CBD. There are many tech stores, shopping stores for clothes and places to eat. It’s a great place to spend a day out even after work.

Night time the exit doesn’t have a safe feeling to it. Stores are small. If you are a foreigner visiting this mall just avoid it as the options are not as much as they make it seem in other reviews.

Amoreiras Shopping Center is an exceptional shopping destination that truly stands out in the city. From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted with a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere. The architecture and design of the mall are both modern and elegant, making the shopping experience even more enjoyable. The variety of stores available is impressive, catering to all tastes and preferences. Whether you’re looking for high-end fashion brands, popular retail chains, or unique boutique shops, Amoreiras has it all. The selection is diverse and well-curated, ensuring that you can find everything you need under one roof. One of the standout features of Amoreiras is its excellent range of dining options. From gourmet restaurants to casual eateries, the food court offers a plethora of choices to satisfy any craving. The quality of the food is consistently high, and the ambiance of the dining areas adds to the overall pleasant experience. Another highlight is the customer service. The staff throughout the mall are exceptionally friendly and helpful, always willing to assist with a smile. This level of service makes shopping at Amoreiras not just convenient but also a delight.

The views here are indeed amazing and 360. There are also a few binoculars available to check out the views better, good view of airport too. However, this is literally just a roof top. We were somehow expecting some food or drinks at the top. We had our expectations set wrong. There are no food or drinks available. Even the seats available were so uncomfortable and definitely not made for sitting too long. I guess the ticket is worth it for the views but have your expectations set right. I would recommend taking a drink with you and sunglasses. You are taken up via a lift, but there are a small number of steps to take up to the top.

Terrible experience. The mall is extremely outdated and feels very old. The restrooms were absolutely filthy and disgusting. On top of that, it is not tourist-friendly at all; it was almost impossible to find staff who speak English. I do not recommend visiting.

We went on a free walking tour today 27/06/2025 at 10 am from the Praca Luis De Canoes with Lisbon Chill out walking tour. Our guide Joseph was excellent, engaging, funny, knowledgeable and most importantly approachable. He gave a good explanation of the history both from a historical and local perspective. The tour was supposed to be 2.5 hours but ended up more like 3.5 hours, however the time flew by and at 62, I managed to keep up!. He moved at a reasonable pace with lots of stops for points of interest and explanations of what we were looking at. The tour covered essential points of interest but even better was the information on local districts, which we may not have discovered for ourselves. If you have a morning and really want to get into the real Lisbon, I would heartily recommend this tour. This is the original walking tour by locals who care and are respectful of the impact of tourism on the local people and environment. At the end you pay what you feel the experience was worth. We thought it was excellent and a 5 star experience ✨

Very nice square with little spots selling souvenirs, or for your hair, or hand-made painting. At night many stores are still open, ice cream stores, and it is very lively!

A really nice sculpture set within a busy square. There is lots of lively activity here and it is a great spot for a drink and to enjoy the atmosphere.

Praça Luís de Camões is a lively and charming square located between the Bairro Alto and Chiado districts. It’s a great place to sit, relax, and watch the rhythm of Lisbon go by. The statue of Luís de Camões, one of Portugal’s greatest poets, stands proudly at the center, surrounded by beautiful traditional buildings and bustling cafés.

Very pretty statue with history. Good landmark for meeting up.large underground car park as well. Nice coffee shop on the square which is open till late .

Very nice square, very dirty too. Highly recommended the pastelleria on the side

Cobblestone floor was amazing, place has enough sitting spots and shade, there is a statue in the middle. Around are bars, there was a street singer.

Some peace and tranquility from the city hustle & bustle! Theres a sweet high spot where u can take photos of the city touching the sea with the LISBOA sign. Get here early to avoid the crowds as they wanna get images etc.

Great location and view, plenty of seating spaces too. Great scenic view of the city and theres a handy cicktsil bar on hand where ypu can relax in a bit of style and comfort, failing that there is an icecream stall too, the hike from the river front can be a bit daunting at tines but worth the climb

I was looking for a spot to do a bit of jogging and ended up here. The area has a nice elevation, perfect for a more engaging run, and I wasn’t the only one enjoying it — there were other joggers, a few tourists, and locals relaxing in the garden with their dogs. The combination of activity and friendly atmosphere gave the place a warm and welcoming touch.

A peaceful spot with views over Lisbon. Perfect for photos or just relaxing in the sun. The walk up is easy, and the park itself is well-kept. Best visited at sunset for amazing colors and a calm atmosphere.

The view is nothing but speculation! Super easy to come here; either the blue or yellow metro line is fine. Sometimes there is live music, it fits with the chill vibes here. With a clear sky, one can spot some of the main historical landmarks of Lisboa over this observation point.

Worth the walk and it is very beautiful. I hear it is even better in the spring with the florals. The Lisboa sign is here too, much less crowded than other areas.

Large open area at the top of the park with view all the way to the river. Also a monument to the Lisbon earthquake. Well worth the walk for the view. If walking up from Restauradores you can stroll Av da Liberdade and window shop all the high end stores on the way

Very nice view of the city. We walked up here from the cemetery. We went on a sunday during the day and we were the only people there. Worth the effort. :)

One of the best places to watch the sunset in Lisbon. Is not really known place but also difficult to reach. Only has two benchs so you would have to arrive early or watch it on your feet. Also could be windy so take a jacket.

A nice place to pay a visit with friends at the sunset. There is a small cafe so that you can grab something to drink. You can view a photo of mine of the sunset 👍

What a nice place to just hang around, sipping some drink of your choice (which you have to bring on your own, of course) and enjoying the view. I learned about it just recently and got curious. And since the weather promised to be fine the other night, warm and with a clear cloudless sky, I went there and did enjoy it a lot. It’s amazing seeing the sun sinking down to the horizon and so creating a colorful play in the sky. Won’t be the last time I’ve been there, I guess.

Not the best view of the city but it's worth visiting

Top mirador in Lisbon you have to go here definitely, prices to eat or drink are too much but place is beautiful

Nice view point. Very uphill so be mentally prepared.

Very well located restaurant. Great atmosphere, right beside s the Elevador Santa Justa. Friendly staff and reasonable prices for this location. The food is good, the standard Italian international dishes. The shrimp risotto was quite good. It's a nice place overall.

Well priced food, fast service, good sized portions and was very well cooked. Views from table were incredible when seated outside. The only downside was the elevator being a tourist attraction meant people where constantly walking past and stopping to take photos right next to our table. Waiters should do more to move them along and the only reason why I haven't given 5 stars.

Great restaurant, friendly staff and outside a wonderful view. The food was well prepared and reasonably prices.

Friendly staff and amazing views of the castle. The weather became pretty chilly later in the night and the waiter came by to offer warm red blankets for patrons sitting outside. I highly recommend the foie gras and risotto, which came out in a generous portion.

Fantastic restaurant, friendly staff and outside a amazing view. The food was well prepared and reasonably priced.

Delicious food and simple menu. Service was good too.

We had an amazing experience at your restaurant. The food was excellent and the view is breathtaking during the day and mesmerizing during sunset and evening. We were served by Sujata who could not have done more to make our evening even more special.

Okay, I’ll admit it, I actually look forward to passing through Rato station now. Those glossy green tiles with their subtle geometric patterns? Absolutely gorgeous, especially when the light hits them just right on the stairway. It feels like stepping into some retro-futuristic Lisbon dream. Was the elevator broken when I was there? Sure. But honestly, taking the stairs lets you slow down and actually notice the place – the way the shadows play off the tiles, the clean lines of the architecture... it’s weirdly peaceful for a metro station. Lisbon’s full of beautiful little details like this if you slow down enough to see them. Five stars for making my commute feel fancy.

The electric stairs were off! Its the lowest station under ground.

Very easy and safe metro station, especially for women travelling solo.

Conveniently located. Go to portuguesa cafe . They have good bread there

Beautiful station dedicated to the work of Vieira da Silva and Árpád Szenes, (whose museum is close by).

A taste of history around, with green space and cafe close by.

Yellow line lisbon subway. Goes from Rato up to Odivelas crossing other lines.

Great time with Bruno, recommend!!

A unique experience that needs to be lived 😉

Very good

Awesome.

Great!

(Translated by Google) Pedro was great and very interesting city. Highly recommended! :) (Original) Pedro var jättebra och väldigt intressant stad. Rekommenderas varmt! :)

(Translated by Google) She's into me, best (Original) Belém süti, best

I have been roobed by a back guy around mid night o 1st march. Two of the metro staff were watching and after that black guy rub me they told me to go to marques de pombal to report. I love portugal anf have been lining here since long time . This sould never happened in front of metro staff or ever shame on you officer or have you got some share with robbers????

Clean, fast with astonishing stations design.

Works very well

Lisbon Metro is a pretty good way of getting around, and you can get to the airport quickly and cheaply. Seems reliable and safe.

Sometime so busy but in normal days is ok 👌

Im not sure what Metro

Although Not much clean area but its center of City and must to visit place

Fabulous way to save climbing the massive hills in Lisbon and great fun too 😊. Included with day pass tickets for transportation or you can buy a ticket from the driver

Tram in Lisbon, Portugal.

(Translated by Google) Lisbon's iconic tram. We are not leaving here without taking photos 😁 (Original) Lizbon’un ikonik tramvayı. Burada fotoğraf çektirmeden dönmüyoruz 😁

(Translated by Google) A ride on the tram is an experience. You can either pay with your credit card directly inside or you can validate your day ticket electronically. If you want to take the old cars, it is better to use the stops outside. Then you can get a comfortable seat and stroll through the neighborhoods and see a lot. If you only get in centrally, you sometimes have to put up with long queues and then always have to stand. (Original) Eine Fahrt mit der Straßenbahn ist ein Erlebnis. Man bezahlt entweder mit der Kreditkarte direkt drinnen oder kann sein Tagesticket elektronisch entwerten. Wer mit den alten Wagen fahren möchte, sollte besser die Haltestellen außerhalb nutzen. Dann bekommt man bequem einen Sitzplatz und ruckelt durch die Viertel und sieht viel. Wer nur zentral einsteigt, muss teilweise lange Warteschlangen in Kauf nehmen und dann ggf. immer stehen.

4.2 euros for 30 sec which is actually 5 min walk

(Translated by Google) Tourist to the fullest. From the Rossio metro station there is an exit that takes you next to Rua Gloria and the funicular. The climb leaves you next to the San Pedro de Alcántara viewpoint and a short distance from the Santa Justa elevator to save you from waiting in line at the bottom of Santa Justa. (Original) Turisteo a tope. Desde la estación de metro de rossio hay una salida que te deja al lado de la rua gloria y el funicular. La subida te deja junto al mirador de san pedro de Alcántara y a poco del elevador de santa justa para ahorrarte la colas de la parte de abajo de santa justa

(Translated by Google) I bought a Lisbon Card and used it many times. It can get crowded in places, but it's relatively easy to use here. (Original) リスボンカードを購入したので、何度も利用した。 混むところもあるが、ここは比較的利用しやすい。

(Translated by Google) The place itself is not that interesting. You can take a few photos but otherwise not much of interest. You should arrive by tram 24E. Then it makes sense. Very nice security guard. Although it was closed for All Saints Day, we were allowed to buy tickets online and look around. (Original) Der Ort selber ist nicht so interessant. Man kann ein paar Fotos schießen aber ansonsten nicht viel interessantes. Man sollte mit der Straßenbahn 24E anreisen. Dann ist es sinnvoll. Sehr netter Wachmann. Obwohl wegen Allerheiligen geschlossen durften wir Online Tickets kaufen und wir durften uns umschauen.

(Translated by Google) Great for a late afternoon stroll, I recommend it (Original) Otimo para um passeio de final de tarde recomendo

(Translated by Google) Superb view with guided tour 5 ✩. (Original) Vista soberba com visita guiada 5 ✩.

(Translated by Google) It serves to beautify the entrance to the free water aqueduct (Original) Serve para embelezar a entrada para o aqueduto das águas livres

(Translated by Google) I love this! (Original) adoro isso!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful... (Original) Lindo...

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Bonito