Lisbon is known as the city of the seven hills, and this geographical location provides spectacular viewpoints from different parts of the city. But to access them we need to face quite steep streets that require desire and sacrifice to climb them, so we are going to leave here places that will help us to avoid these slopes and save the unevenness.
Estación de Rossio
Right next to Praça Do Rossio we will find a fascinating neomanueline facade that will call our attention. In the interior we will find escalators that will be the ones that will facilitate access to Bairro Alto and Chiado. 
Escadinhas da Saúde
We will find these stairs to the southeast of Praça do Martim Moniz. These stairs are destined to Mouraria, a place where Lisbon ceases to be European capital and is a Portuguese town where you travel to a past where the idiosyncrasy of the Portuguese is denoted. 
Elevador do Castelo
Connect the Baixa with the surroundings of the castle. The access to the castle is made in two sections by different lifts: the first one we take in Rua dos Fanqueiros, in the Baixa (very close to the Plaza del Comercio). 
The first elevator leaves us at the Rua da Madalena where we can choose to stay in the area or go up to the second elevator, located in the old Mercado do Chão do Loureiro., which is the one that leaves near the castle.. 
