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Easy to spot yet easier to miss. It's free to view, so it's worth the steep climb. With the small number of visitors, there was plenty of time for selfies and videos. It's Gate 81 directly across an Italian restaurant, adjacent to a cafe.nThe easiest way to get there is to take the green line metro and get out at Glam Stan, which is old town in direct translation.
This particular narrow street indeed, totally unexpected here, you'd rather find it in Lisbon's historical quarters is nothing but narrow... but the whole neighbourhood instead is notable, really charming, colourful and well preserved.
Too many people, people are rude. They don't actually wait in the queue like everyone does. People just push in and stand in the way. Also people live along here/ run businesses so it's just ridiculous how people can't just politely wait/ queue. Isn't that common sense? Also it is a short cut so it's annoying when you just want to cross the area! Remember it is NARROW STREET. The only time it had noone was when it was snowing. Right by the gates on both sides are huge puddles, to walk into the area your feet will get wet. This was the best time for pictures and nobody wanting to cross the gate ha!
Nothing spectacular…but a great place to stop in Gamla Stan for a few photos.nIt is an actual street, although you can touch the buildings on both sides.nDon’t be confused by photos online that show a different street that is much wider. This one is distinctive!
Its narrow but can allow 2 people to pass each other. In the old town withl lots of other places to visit and see. We walked up to the top then back down as there were more to see at the bottom. Fairly busy at times but worth a walk up.
