Graça's excellent location in the highest hill, along with its narrow streets, colourful and traditional buildings, typical restaurants, and a handful of beautiful viewpoints overlooking the Tagus River, makes it a fantastic destination. The National Pantheon, the viewpoints of Portas do Sol, Graça and Senhora do Monte, and the Fado Museum are just a few of the most exciting attractions in this lovely neighbourhood. Graça is also rich in grocery stores, bakeries and pastry shops, and cultural hubs, with many things happening all the time, bringing this cool residential and historical neighbourhood a new kind of life. The serene and slight detachment from the hustle and bustle of Lisbon's downtown, yet reasonable proximity, makes Graça the ideal place for a calm and slower-paced quality of living.