This is one of the largest shopping centres in Lisbon, planned by the architect Tomás Taveira, with 4 floors and a commercial area of 38143m2. It was built for its commercial, residential and business purposes in 1985 and, since then, its daring architectonic style created a lot of discussion. It has 286 shops, a supermarket, 13 banks and 40 restaurants.

On this hill is the Senhora do Monte belvedere. Placed in the highest area of Lisbon, the view is privileged with the entire city on you feet. No mater the time of the day or night, the view is worth wide.

Located at the Amoreiras Shopping Center, the Amoreiras 360° Panoramic View is one of the highest spots of the city that allows its visitors to enjoy a unique view over Lisbon. From the top, 174 meters above sea level, you can enjoy a panoramic 360 degree view of the Portuguese capital, viewing all of the city's angles, from its hills, houses, the grandeur of the Tagus River, the Castle and many of the Portuguese capital's main monuments, among which we can highlight Estrela Basilica, Cristo Rei (Christ The King), Belém Tower, Monument to the Discoveries and much more.

Built in the end of the XIX, beginning of the XX century, this lift, neoclassic style, connects down town with Carmo. Up there the view of downtown, São Jorge Castle and Tejo River is magnificent.

Considered one of the best sports to view th Tagus river. One views Alfama, the dome of the Church of Saint Engrácia and the Church of Saint Estêvão. A couple of tile panels on the south wall stand out.

Built in the 1930’s, the name of this garden with romantic characteristics is due to the former owner of this area, the judge of the high court Cunha Thorel. It has interesting flower beds, lovely shades, and small corners giving you privacy and a great view of down town. The Torel garden also has an elegant gate, two lakes, one of them with an old spring, a statue representing the bust of the piano player Viana da Mota, card-tables and traces of what might have been, during the XVII and XVIII centuries, a magnificent farm.

Taberna Alentejana que traz a Lisboa os sabores típicos do Alentejo. Pelas mãos de Leopoldo Garcia Calhau poderá apreciar a gastronomia tradicional das planícies douradas que caracterizam aquela região, com propostas variadas que vão desde a pescada, ovo e coentros, à cabidela com miolos e cherovia, e à barriga de porco bísaro cozida.

Restaurante exótico orientado pelo chef Mário Esteves, serve refeições asiáticas para todos os gostos, num ambiente eclético e cheio de cor. Para além da sala principal, encontrará ainda um Sushi Bar e um terraço relaxante.

Restaurante italiano, pertencente ao grupo Non Basta, serve produtos frescos e de horta própria, inovando e experimentando para lhe apresentar refeições saborosas e únicas. Alguns dos pratos que poderá degustar são linguini neri alla pescatore, spaghetti al pomodoro e burrata e fettuccine com polpette.

Restaurante tradicional brasileiro que nos chega pelas mãos do conceituado chef Kiko Martins. Espaço elegantemente decorado, oferece a quem o visita sabores únicos e pratos típicos, que vão desde os croquetes de feijoada, recheados com as carnes da feijoada e feijão-preto ao surpreendente escondidinho.