Visit Lisbon while running Follow this running route to explore Lisbon. The city spreads over several hills, making it a challenging city for runners. But the effort is worth it. Its narrow streets,…

Running in Lisbon - Highlights

Lisbon, distance: 9.1km

Distance 9.1km / 5.65mi

Elevation difference high

Direction clockwise

Park / pedestrian ca. 1.4km (15%)

Urban constraints low, watch for the cobblestone and the tramways

Proposed start Don Pedro IV Square (Rossio).

Public transports Subway, Rossio Station (green line) or Restauradores Station (blue line), and many tramways

Proposed start

Don Pedro IV Square (Rossio).
Like all urbirun routes, you can start wherever you like. Pay attention to the direction of the tour.

Visit Lisbon while running

Follow this running route to explore Lisbon. The city spreads over several hills, making it a challenging city for runners. But the effort is worth it. Its narrow streets, its stairs lead you to great views, through a maze of narrow alleys, in a unique atmosphere in Europe, along the majestic Tagus.

Enjoy this sightrunning tour across the Portugese capital.

*if you feel unsure, check your position on the map.

What is sightrunning ?

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*be urbirunner - run moments, not kilometers
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Testimonies

I just tried the Urbirun tour in #Lisboa. You run up, you run down and you run up again ... if you still can. The scenery is so great that you almost forget that you lack training for this. A must do! Wanna try? Go tu Urbirun.com, it's free and also available in other cities. (copied from facebook, translation from french urbirun)

Julien - November 2nd 2016

urbirun Lisbon... you run up, you run down, but what a great visit if the town. Very nice app (copied from facebook, translation from french urbirun)

Stéphane - November 2nd 2016