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Perched on one of Lisbon’s highest hills, Graça is a neighbourhood that blends deep history with everyday local life. Less polished than Alfama and less crowded than Bairro Alto, Graça offers sweeping viewpoints, traditional streets, vibrant street art, and a strong community feel. It’s a place to slow down, explore on foot, and see a more authentic side of Lisbon. Here are five things you mustn’t miss when you visit this iconic neighbourhood.
1. Graça Convent (Convento da Graça)
One of the neighbourhood’s most important historic landmarks.
Founded in the 13th century, playing a central role in Graça’s development
Includes a church, cloister, and halls decorated with traditional azulejo tiles
Many interior areas are free to enter
