On the hill opposite the medieval area, associated with the city's reconstruction plan after the earthquake of 1755, emerges a different Lisbon. Historically a noble artery of the city, frequented by artists, politicians, aristocrats, and bourgeoisie, one can feel that here Romanticism settled in. Chiado was the epicenter of Lisbon's cultural, social, artistic, and commercial animation from the 19th century onwards. This profile has given it a cosmopolitan atmosphere that persists to this day. It's the trendy, commercial, artistic, and bohemian Lisbon; the Lisbon of bookstores, theaters, funiculars, Art Deco kiosks, antique shops, cafeterias, etc. We will pass by the iconic Livraria Bertrand, the emblematic A Brasileira café, the Santa Justa Elevator, Miradouro S. Pedro de Alcântara; Bairro Alto and Príncipe Real neighbourhoods and Bica Elevator.