• Castle and river in one view, with the castle, the Baixa rooftops and the Tagus all visible from the railing
• A chapel founded in 1147 on the same square, tied to the story of Portugal's first king taking Lisbon
• Miradouro da Graça nearby, a second viewpoint a few steps away, so the two make an easy pair

A hilltop terrace beside the small Senhora do Monte chapel, founded in 1147, where Portugal's first king, Afonso Henriques, gathered his troops before taking Lisbon. From the railing, kids can pick out the castle and the Graça church on the left, the Baixa rooftops and the Carmo ruins below, and the Tagus beyond. It is one of the calmer city viewpoints, close to the Miradouro da Graça.