The Portuguese capital, Lisbon, has experienced some kind of revival in recent years, with a modern, vibrant culture that makes its mark in today’s Europe. It is located on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean and is one of the few Western European cities facing the ocean directly. Lisbon enchants travelers with white buildings, narrow alleys and a charming character that makes it a popular destination all year round.
The ten proposed activities and sights are:
- Jeronimos Monastery (Visit this impressive former monastery)
- Lisbon Oceanarium (The biggest aquarium of Europe)
- Belem Tower (Seaside Tower – Fortress)
- Praça do Comércio (Great Square overlooking the Atlantic)
- São Jorge Castle (Medieval castle on a hill)
- Lisboa Baixa (Walk in this area of the old town with picturesque streets and several shops and cafes)
- Calouste Gulbenkian Museum (Art museum)
- Rossio Square (a famous one)
- Santa Justa Lift (Built in 1902, it is an elevator that connects two different land levels in the old town)
- Parque das Nacoes (Modern area in Lisbon with a mall and modern architecture)