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Baixa and Chiado

Baixa and Chiado form Lisbon's downtown, rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake with a grid plan and home to squares, monuments, and viewpoints such as Miradouro do Castelo de São Jorge.

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All places in this area (131)

Viewpoints 7
Attractions 14
Gardens 1
Museums 15
Restaurants 55
Cafes 39