Cozy café near Sé Cathedral offering hearty brunch dishes and good coffee — a relaxed start before hill climbing; opens 9:00am most days. Great for planning your walking route through Alfama.
12th-century cathedral at Alfama’s top with Romanesque exterior and gothic cloister; quick visit gives historical context and panoramic views of the district.
Medieval hilltop castle with battlements and sweeping views over Lisbon and the Tagus — plan 1–2 hours to explore ramparts and small museum; open typically 9:00–18:00 (hours vary seasonally).
Wander narrow lanes, tiled façades and viewpoints like Miradouro Santa Luzia and Miradouro das Porta do Sol for photo stops and neighborhood atmosphere.
Return toward central Lisbon by tram/train to Cais do Sodré and visit Time Out Market for snacks or early tapas sampling; market open typically until 00:00.
Head back to Chiado/Baixa for souvenir shopping, a final coffee and photos from Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara; stores generally open until early evening.
Head to Lisbon Airport via taxi or metro (red line from Alameda/Oriente) allowing at least 1–1.5 hours for check-in and security for international flights.