Hello, last summer I did not go anywhere on vacation or excursion and now I want to visit Portugal. I have never been there, what can I see in Lisbon?
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In the center of the city, heavy traffic, but go a little northwest to the city of Sintra (Sintra) and near this city on a peak there is a great castle - you must see it. And when you return, write again what your impressions were. Pleasant trip.
Yeah, how I envy you. It's super cool in Lisbon. You should also see Cabo da Roca, the end of the world. My husband proposed to me there. It's out of town, but I think there's transportation to get there. Otherwise they have a unique Oceanarium, the tower of Belem, near it is the presidency, and next to it the oldest confectionery for Belemki (Belem pastish) you will recognize the place by the huge queue, it is worth the wait. You have to see the Arch, the tower of Lisbon, get on the tram, you can see the cathedral with the hornbeam of Galileo, the Maritime Museum. The old town is beautiful, with views at every turn. They also have a neighborhood with only bars and young people, but I forgot its name, if I remember I will write again. There you can listen to local bands live, something is happening everywhere, there are performances in the bars, musicians are walking in the streets. Their transport is super convenient and cheap if you are without a car, and to better use the subway. Near the city there is a unique park - Buddha Park, search the net. Take a whole day to see it, there is no such beauty. Lakes, gardens with rare species, statues of Buddhist gods, etc. After a few days in the city noise, it will come to you like heaven on earth. Up and down in the same direction is the fortress Obidosh, again a terrible beauty, as if you were in a fairy tale, there is always a drink cherry liqueur from a chocolate cup, they sell it on every corner, but be careful you can imperceptibly jingle 3, 4 sweet cups. Not so good now. We had to call an ambulance, which did not come. We caught a taxi to the hospital, which lied to us about the money. For examination and injection Cortisol took us 200 euros, in the state hospital. In general, I don't like the Portuguese, in many places they try to throw you if it passes. The climate is quite humid, you are constantly wet and sticky, nothing that is 40 degrees. I recommend if you go with a woman to warn her that there is no point in hairstyles, or to wear various presses and a hair dryer. When you go out you become like a wet hen. So get rubber bands, hairpins, a hat. I also recommend walking with backpacks, water and a T-shirt, for the moment when you can no longer tolerate moisture and heat. Eh, don't you have another place ...? !! I remember that, and there are many other things when it comes to the beach. Come on, take it easy and have a good time! with water and a T-shirt, for the moment when you can no longer tolerate moisture and heat. Eh, don't you have another place ...? !! I remember that, and there are many other things when it comes to the beach. Come on, take it easy and have a good time! with water and a T-shirt, for the moment when you can no longer tolerate moisture and heat. Eh, don't you have another place ...? !! I remember that, and there are many other things when it comes to the beach. Come on, take it easy and have a good time!
I returned from Lisbon 2 weeks ago. Naturally, it is not hot at the moment and is perfect for walks. The most interesting thing in Lisbon is Sintra, 30 km away. the castle there is not one but there are 5 and each of them is worth it. after all, Pena Palace is the most impressive, it is also the most remote and expensive, but it is something you will remember forever. The old town is interesting and more reminiscent of Cuba or Brazil than anything you expect to see in Europe. I personally visited Porto which I liked much more, but it's a matter of taste (Porto is significantly more ancient and historic city.)
Lisboa is the top !! I've been to many places, but Lisbon is my favorite, you definitely won't regret it! Have a nice time!