[2025 Lisbon Attraction] Travel Guide for Glória Funicular (Updated Apr)

Address: Calçada da Glória 51, 1250-096 Lisboa, Portugal Business hours: Monday to Thursday 07:15~23:55; Friday 07:15~00:25; Saturday 8:45~00:25; Sunday 09:15~23:55 Transportation: subway, bus, walking, tram Ascensor da Gloria connects the Alcántara St. Peter's Gardens, where you can overlook the city, and the lively Restauradores Square at the foot of the mountain. It is often full, and you can use it for free if you buy a 24-hour Lisbon transportation card 😀 #Good Places for Families #Good Places for Summer #Overseas Travel #Lisbon

The only three famous lifts in Lisbon's old town are one of the vehicles that must be experienced in Lisbon. Due to the rugged terrain of Lisbon, trams and lifts have become the most popular urban transport in history. Some of the famous lifts are located on the important streets in the heart of the old city, taking a ride on the local retro tram. It has become one of the projects that visitors must experience when they come to Lisbon. Bika lift: one of the three largest lifts in Lisbon, connecting St. Paul Street and Complo Street, and was listed as a Portuguese national monument in 2002. The lift route is short and the scenery along the way is the oldest landscape in Lisbon and Portugal. St. Justa Lift: When you walk in the old town of Lisbon, it's hard not to be attracted by this towering steel building. The lift connects the lower streets of Lower Pombal with the higher Carmo Square, the only straight-up elevator in Lisbon that is open to the public, designed by Eiffel student Raul Mesnier de Ponsard (both steel straight) Male style...) The main function of the lift was to allow people to quickly go to the Carmo Monastery on the hill. Gloria Lift: Also known as the Glory Lift, it is one of the three largest lifts in Lisbon and the oldest and most famous lift. It was recognized as a National Historic Site in 2002 and is the most used by Lisbon tourists. One of the means of transportation. The lift is located in the old quarter of Lisbon, a gathering place for Lisbon's monuments and important buildings. Starting from Praa dos Restauradores below the hills, after a 265-meter-high uphill approach to San Pedro On the observation deck, the walls on both sides of the road are filled with various graffiti.

Lisbon Liberdade Avenue near Restauradores Square There is a Gloria cable car that is over 100 years old🚡 It is only a 3-minute drive to the San Pedro Hill ⛰️ Observation Deck Although it's only 3 minutes🕐, the road up the mountain is 10 minutes long. So taking the cable car up the mountain is a must The observation deck on the mountain has a wide view🏞️ See the holy bridge to the castle on the opposite mountain🏰 There is also a section of Lisbon coastline I also saw a rainbow that day🌈 Feeling lucky and happy 🎋 #MarchDestinations2025 #Lisbon #Portugal