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This UNESCO World Heritage site features 19 iconic windmills dating back to the 18th century, used to manage water levels in the polder. The windmills are still inhabited, and visitors can explore one from the inside, enjoying the scenic beauty of the surrounding area.

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The vlogger describes Alfama as the beating heart of old Lisbon, a labyrinth of history that survived the 1755 earthquake. He highlights its narrow streets, ceramic tiles, and the soulful Fado music found in its small bars.

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He describes this as one of the city's most important streets, lined with skyscrapers and monuments like the Angel of Independence. On Sundays, it's closed to traffic for people to run and bike.