Hello, I want to share with you something from Lisbon, the only capital city on the old continent that faces the Atlantic Ocean. Always impressive architecture, history, food, they all attract. When we talk about landmarks, I would highlight the Vasco de Gama bridge, the largest bridge in Europe (17.2 km). A beautiful bridge.
The most interesting to me, and the place where I spent the most time, was Trg Comercio. The square is surrounded by low yellow buildings and is located next to the river Tezo. The Arc de Triomphe is the most impressive part, and it leads to the restaurants and all the traditional shops in this city. Really beautiful.
The famous Lisbon trams are known to everyone, they seem old, but they do the job better and better than the apparently fancy fast and comfortable ones. In addition to helping to solve the problem of uphills in the city, they also return to the past and look very old. There are 6 tram lines, and the most famous is line 28. The ticket price is €3. And of course, maybe the most important was food. Very very delicious.
I was also bought by shops with well-known and beloved food, such as cheese, meat.
A large number of beautiful fountains, parks and benches, which have an even greater effect in the evening hours when everything shines.
Viewpoints were also part of the beautiful picture of this city, which carved all the most beautiful things possible.
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