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Lisboa Plaza

Lisbon has two unique buildings, the Mosteiro Jerónimus Monastery and the Torre de Belém, which are World Heritage Sites. These pearls of Manueline Gothic architecture impress with their vaulted ceilings carved in stone and their wealth of decorative elements. A visit to the Castelo de São Jorge is not to be missed. It is the highest point of the city in the middle of the most typical districts, especially Alfama. The quaint yellow trams of line 28 cross the Alfama district and are perfect for exploring the city. 

Located at the beginning of Avenida de Liberdade in Restauradores Square. The cable car opened on 24 October 1885 and has been transporting locals and tourists on a short trip to Bairro Alto and the São Pedro de Alcântara Belvedere (observation tower) ever since.

See Lisbon from a different perspective during a Tagus cruise. From the boat, you'll enjoy unobstructed views of the Belém Tower (Torre de Belém), Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa), the Castelo de Sao Jorge (St. George's Castle) and many other sights in Lisbon. Many operators offer flexible departure times throughout the day. Undoubtedly the most magical time to see the city is at sunset. 

Lisbon's main boulevard, where the best shops, major hotels, banks and airline offices are located and from where you can easily get anywhere in the historic centre. Bairro Alto is just two minutes away by the Elevador de Glória. Baixa, Alfama and Chiado are within walking distance. 

Originally built as a public park and called Passeio Público, it was inaugurated in 1764 and designed by Pombaline architect Reinaldo Manuel. - The market on Avenida da Liberdade sells everything from antiques to junk every second weekend of the month. - Portuguese brands: Rosa & Teixeira, Fly London, David Rosas, Maria João Bahia, Lanidor. - International brands: Louis Vuitton, Prada, Armani, Todd's, Burberry, Versace, Gucci, Givenchy, Yves Saint Laurent. Today it is considered the 35th most expensive street in the world.

From the urban beaches along the railway line to Cascais to the multicultural offer of the Costa da Caparica; from the remote and crystalline beaches of Arrábida to the mysterious areas of Sintra, there are many ways to enjoy the sun and the waves.  Kiters and surfers especially love the spots close to town. 

• Praia do Guincho 
• Praia da Lagoa de Albufeira
• Praia de Carcavelos 
• Praia do Tamariz 
• Praia do Galaphinos 
• Praia Sao Predro 
• Praia de Dunas 

Unassailable world cultural heritage according to UNSECO. Much more than songs, fado is the pure expression of Lisbon's soul and Portuguese feelings and is always accompanied by venerable and melancholic chords on the Portuguese guitar. It can be heard in many restaurants and "tascas" in the old district of Lisbon. Especially in the Barrio Alto, which has been a meeting place for artists and poets since the 16th century, you can find numerous fado houses.