Graça neighborhood in Lisbon
From the Graça viewpoint, you can see a wonderful panorama of Lisbon. The city spreads out below with its colorful rooftops and winding streets. In the distance, the Tagus River, and São Jorge Castle high on the left hill
Graça is a charming neighborhood in Lisbon’s São Vicente parish. It is a popular stop on Tram 28 and is known for its beautiful viewpoints, like the Graça Viewpoint and Senhora do Monte Viewpoint, where you can see downtown Lisbon and São Jorge Castle. The streets, including Calçada da Graça and Calçada de São Vicente, are full of historic houses and pretty old buildings. There is also a small area called Vila Berta, famous for its traditional look. Graça is even home to a unique place called “Disquiet,” which adds to the neighborhood’s artistic and lively feel.
The viewpoint is a very busy place, with an esplanade where people gather to enjoy Lisbon’s view and vibrant atmosphere.
Largo da Graça, with its 28 tram, traditional architectural buildings, and the lively atmosphere of daily life
Nossa Senhora do Monte is another, less visited viewpoint in Lisbon. From here, you can see the Miradouro da Graça on the left, São Jorge Castle, and a beautiful view of downtown Lisbon.
