Also known as the Tower of St. Vincent, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the city's finest examples of the Manueline style. Here, you'll learn a lot about the country's nautical achievements.
Obligatory stop in your visit to Lisbon with one of the best panoramic views on the city. Try to go before midday when the sun is still in the east to have the best picture.
A 16th century convent and one of the most beautiful, converted to serve as a museum of ceramic tiles: a distinctive part of Portuguese culture, inherited from the Moors.
It gives you the feeling that this is the "door" to enter the historic center of Lisbon and this is indeed true ......very impressive sight !
Just wow! This place is amazing - the otters are great fun to watch, the sea dragons beautiful and the sunfish quite possibly the ugliest fish you'll ever see!
Time for a short visit to Lisbon! Get in the Tram 28 and see the most famous sights of Lisbon on the way.
This impressive 10th-century crenellated castle and citadel where Celts, Romans, Visigoths, and Moors successively held sway has knockout views of the Alfama.
In a former bank in Baixa, you’ll find an exhaustive collection of contemporary furniture (Ponti; Studio 65) and vintage couture (Dior; Westwood).
