Lisbon

Built in an amphitheatrical way at the westernmost tip of the European continent, on the banks of the River Tagus, the Portuguese capital enchants every visitor with its historicity and rich naval tradition. With a distinctive physiognomy more reminiscent of a Mediterranean super-European city, Lisbon is a more humane and less cosmopolitan capital, retaining a romantic mysticism and a sad charm. Lisbon, which according to tradition was founded by the mythical Odysseus, invites everyone to discover its rhythms and its well-hidden secrets. Beautiful and nostalgic, modern but deeply traditional, the city lives today with the faded memories of its glorious colonial past and dreams of new, long journeys in the seas of the world.

Discover it through the historic core of the old town. The once aristocratic neighborhood of the Moors, where the aroma of the old city is wandering, has retained its picturesqueness almost unchanged.

Take a leisurely stroll through the picturesque neighborhoods of Alfama, visit Se Cathedral and the Church of Sao Vicente de Flora and fill your soul with magnificent panoramas of the city and the River Tagus from the Miradouro de Santa Lucía Observatory. Finally, climb the hill where the castle Castelo Sao Jorge dominates, which has guarded the city for centuries. Wander around neighboring Baixa, where the heart of the modern city beats and indulge in its lively rhythms and dynamic energy. Large boulevards, sidewalks, squares, architectural ornaments and the huge Placa de Comercio, impress and lead to the Elevador de Santa Justa, the elevator that connects Baixa with the Chiado district.

Complete your tour of the suburbs of Belem, where through a multitude of monuments, such as the famous Torre de Belem tower, the glorious colonial past and the naval tradition of Lisbon stand out and today are included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.