Two ready-made self-guided audio walks through Lisbon’s historic centre and Belém, with 89 stops and original stories. Try the first 5 stories on each route for free.
Coming soon to the App StoreLisbon is a city that, in a very real sense, was built twice. On 1 November 1755, All Saints’ Day, an earthquake destroyed a large part of the city. A tsunami and fires followed. After the disaster, the centre was rebuilt to a new plan — giving Baixa its ordered grid and geometric character. Older hillside neighbourhoods retained a very different street pattern. Each part of Lisbon holds a different layer of its history. nadoloni routes help you uncover them.
Choose a long walk through the historic centre or a separate route through Belém — each has its own focus, pace and set of stories.
The best way to fall in love with Lisbon
A long walk through the historic centre, from old hilltop streets to Baixa, Chiado and Avenida da Liberdade. Along the way: the 1755 earthquake, the rebuilding of the city, fado and the people who shaped Lisbon.
A journey into Portugal’s golden age
A walk through Belém along the Tagus and the landmarks of the Age of Exploration. Along the way: Vasco da Gama, the Order of Christ, ocean voyages, the spice trade and the cost of Portuguese expansion.
The route is already planned — choose your walk and explore Lisbon at your own pace.
Central Lisbon or Belém — both routes are ready to go in nadoloni Lisbon.
See the route, the next stop and your current location on the map.
When you reach a stop, press play and continue whenever you’re ready.
Your route, map, stops and audio stay close at hand while you walk.
Quick answers about the routes and how the walks work.
The central Lisbon route takes about 4 hr 12 min and covers 9.2 km. The Belém route takes about 2 hr 15 min and covers 3.5 km. These are estimates — you set your own pace.
The Lisbon route crosses the historic centre and several neighbourhoods. Belém is a separate walk focused on the Age of Exploration, ocean voyages and the Portuguese empire.
No. They are two separate routes in nadoloni Lisbon, and you can choose either one or walk both.
Yes. Explore at your own pace, stop for coffee, a museum or lunch, and continue when it suits you.
You can download the audio in advance and listen offline. The map requires an internet connection.
Yes. The first 5 stories on each route are free, so you can try a route before buying.
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nadoloni Lisbon is coming soon to the App Store. Once it launches, you’ll be able to choose a route and try the first 5 stories on each route for free.
