Miradouro da Graça

Set high above the rooftops and the meandering streets of old Lisbon, Miradouro da Graça is one of the city’s most beloved terraces, and with good reason. From this elevated perch in the Graça neighbourhood, sweeping views stretch across the capital: from the majestic Castelo de São Jorge to the shimmering Tagus River, with the pastel rooftops of Alfama spilling downhill like a mosaic.

This spot is more than a viewpoint—it’s a lived-in part of local life. Shaded by pine trees and dotted with stone benches, the terrace invites both quiet reflection and lively conversation. Groups of friends and families gather to unwind and watch the sun sink into the horizon, their laughter mingling with the gentle clink of glasses. It’s a spot where the day naturally spills into evening, inviting you to pause, take in the view, and experience Lisbon’s warm, convivial spirit. Whether you come to catch the golden light of sunset or simply to pause mid-ramble, Miradouro da Graça offers a rare blend of panoramic beauty and urban authenticity—a place where Lisbon’s history, charm and daily life converge.

Located in the heart of the Graça neighborhood, where Rua da Graça meets Rua da Senhora do Monte, this viewpoint is easily accessible no matter how you choose to arrive.

By tram: Hop aboard the iconic Tram 28 and hop off at Graça—just a few steps away from your destination.

By metro: Head to Martim Moniz on the Green Line and either stroll uphill for about 15 minutesor take a convenient bus or tram.

On foot: Wander up from Alfama or Mouraria, winding through some of Lisbon’s oldest and most charming streets, for a scenic approach to the miradouro.