Graça Viewpoint
The viewpoint beside Graça Church is named after the poet Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen, although it remains widely known by its neighbourhood’s name.
Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen Viewpoint – Graça
The viewpoint beside Graça Church is named after the poet Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen, although it remains widely known by its neighbourhood’s name. Pine trees, benches and paving create a terrace facing São Jorge Castle, Mouraria and Baixa. The panorama extends towards the river, São Pedro de Alcântara Garden and the western districts. The church and former convent frame the square, but visiting the viewpoint is independent of entering those buildings. Its hillside position makes it a useful stop on a walk continuing towards Senhora do Monte or descending through Mouraria.
Located at: Câmara Municipal de Lisboa
Address: Largo da Graça, Lisboa
Opening hours: Open 24 hours
Coordinates: 38.7164270014694, -9.13158392142279
Buses: 10B, 734, 797, 13B, 708, 736, 760, 712
Tram: 12E, 28E
Funicular: Graça Funicular (55E), Rua dos Lagares → Graça (4 min on foot from the upper exit) — closed for maintenance 26–30 October 2026; reopening expected on 31 October 2026; Carris notice
Metro: Martim Moniz (Green) (13 min on foot)
Rossio (Green) (19 min on foot)
Train: Sintra Line, Rossio Station (25 min on foot)
Azambuja Line, Santa Apolónia Station (31 min on foot)
