Walking Around Lisbon

has stepped out of the shadows in recent yearstraditional tram system that has been preserved
to emerge as a popular European city and, within Alfama.
its colorful buildings and hidden walkways windingChiado
through the hilly landscape , it makes for a greatLisbon's cosmopolitan shopping district successfully
walking holiday.combines modern and traditional shops in an
Alfamaattractive town square, with the bulk of these to
There are few better ways to explore one ofbe found along Carmo and Garret Streets.
Lisbon's oldest neighborhoods than on foot, itsEven for the non-shopper, the area around Chiado
cobblestone alleyways offering an endlessSquare is a great place for a leisurely stroll, as
collection of hidden treasures.much for its busy atmosphere as for its array of
These include the Feira da Ladra flea market, thecozy bars and cafés that make for a pleasant
Museum of Decorative Arts and Alfama's manyday out from your hostels in Lisbon.
churches, including the Miradouro de Santa LuziaSaint George
— all of which make an excursion fromSaint George's Castle forms an impressive sight
your Lisbon hostels worth any traveler’son the Lisbon skyline, providing an interesting
while.destination for a hike up one of the city's largest
Those visitors that find themselves without thehills. However, traversing the steep incline to the
legs to make their way back to their hostels inwalls of this 5th century fortress is only half the
Lisbon, however, can take advantage of thetrip.