• Glória funicular out of service, so reach the top on foot up the steep Calçada da Glória from Restauradores, or walk in along the level streets from Bairro Alto or Príncipe Real
• Azulejo map at the railing names the landmarks across the valley, so kids can match each one to the skyline
• A high wall under the railing, since the upper terrace sits on a tall retaining wall, so keep small climbers off the balustrade

A public garden laid out in 1864 on two terraces at the edge of Bairro Alto. The upper terrace is the viewpoint: a long balustrade looking east over the Baixa to São Jorge Castle, the Sé cathedral and the south bank of the Tagus, with a blue-and-white azulejo tile map that names the landmarks.

The lower terrace has a small pond.