Rota dos Miradouros de Lisboa Antiga
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 5.86 mi
- Elevation gain
- 669 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 823 ft
- Max elevation
- 402 ft
- TrailRank
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69
4.7
- Min elevation
- -10 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Time
- 3 hours 25 minutes
- Coordinates
- 1417
- Uploaded
- April 10, 2018
- Recorded
- April 2018
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402 ft
-10 ft
5.86 mi
near Areeiro, Lisboa (Portugal)
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Itinerary description
Total length 9.358 Km
Total time 3:25:53 h
Total speed average 2.73 Km/h
Total climb 154 m
Time in movement 3:04:51 h
Average speed in movement 3.04 Km/h
IBP 30
Climb rate 4.6 %
Stopped time 0:21:02 h
Maximum speed 8.14 Km/h
Total time 3:25:53 h
Total speed average 2.73 Km/h
Total climb 154 m
Time in movement 3:04:51 h
Average speed in movement 3.04 Km/h
IBP 30
Climb rate 4.6 %
Stopped time 0:21:02 h
Maximum speed 8.14 Km/h
Waypoints
Waypoint
144 ft
Miradouro das Portas do Sol
Waypoint
171 ft
Miradouro de Santa Luzia
Waypoint
0 ft
Lavadouro Público
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Had a great time strolling around. Nice mix of quiet and busier parts of town.
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This is a good trail to sample many of Lisbon's panoramic viewpoints ("miradouros", about 12-13 of them) located to the East of the center.
During the first half you visit two viewpoints (Penha de França, Monte Agudo) that are less known, further away from the touristic hotspots, and hence less crowded. Especially Monte Agudo with its benches invites you to spend some time there.
The second half of the walk in the Graça, Mouraria and Alfama burroughs that are neighbouring the castle, leads to several viewpoints that are main tourist attractions, being quite crowded even at time of walking in January. Nonetheless, you encounter relatively quiet spots just a few steps away from the crowds, such as Miradouro do Recolhimento inside a playground, Santo Estevão in a churchyard or Botta Machado in a park.
Thanks for posting. Showed me some places I did not yet know in Lisbon.
Um bom trilho para experimentar muitos dos miradouros (12-13) mais bonitos de Lisboa a Este do centro.
Durante a primeira metade visitam-se dois miradouros (Penha de França, Monte Agudo) menos conhecidos,
mais afastados dos pontos turísticos, e, portanto, menos lotado. Sobretudo o Monte Agudo com os seus bancos convida a passar algum tempo por lá.
A segunda metade da caminhada nas freguesias de Graça, Mouraria e Alfama, perto do castelo, conduz a vários miradouros de referência turística , ficando bastante lotados até na época da nossa caminhada em janeiro. No entanto, você encontra locais relativamente tranquilos a poucos passos das multidões, como o Miradouro do Recolhimento num parque infantil, Santo Estevão num adro ou Botta Machado num parque.
Obrigado por publicar. A caminhada mostrou me alguns lugares que ainda não conhecia em Lisboa.