Parque das Nacoes

Parque das Nações is a refurbished area by the Tagus River. Green parks with public art serve as a link between impressive contemporary buildings such as the Camões Theater and the great Lisbon Oceanarium. Nearby are modern riverside restaurants and the glass-roofed Vasco da Gama Center with shops and cinemas. Children's exhibitions draw families to the Knowledge Pavilion, while the Telecabine Lisboa cable car offers stunning views.

National Tile Museum

The National Tile Museum's mission is to collect, conserve, study and disseminate representative samples of the evolution of Ceramics and Tiles in Portugal, promoting the best practices of Inventory, Documentation, Research, Classification, Disclosure, Conservation and Restoration of Ceramics. in particular, the tile. The mission of MNAz also integrates the patrimonial safeguard of the church and the other spaces of the former Madre de Deus Monastery.

Parque Eduardo VII

Situated at the northern end of Avenida da Liberdade, at the top of Marquês do Pombal Square, this is the largest park in Lisbon. Initially called the Freedom Park, it was renamed the King of England who, in 1903, came to Lisbon to reaffirm the alliance between the two countries. With twenty-five hectares, it develops along a central axis materialized in the large mall with a large grassy slope, offering unique corners and various valences.

Lisbon

Belém is a quiet area by the Tagus River, known for seafood restaurants and houses decorated with colorful tiles. Among the shady green lawns in this area are historical monuments that refer to Portugal's maritime past, such as the Belém Tower of the 19th century. XVI and the Discoveries Standard, which is shaped like a ship. Close to the extensive Gothic-style Jeronimos Monastery is the famous Pastry of Belém pastry, known for its cream puffs.

Park and National Palace of Pena

The Park and the Pena Palace, located in the Serra de Sintra and the result of the creative genius of D. Fernando II, are the greatest exponent of nineteenth century Romanticism in Portugal, with architectural references of Manueline and Moorish influence. The Palace was built to be seen from anywhere in the park, lush forest and gardens with over five hundred tree species from the four corners of the world.

Sintra

Sintra, Monte da Lua, is one of those places full of magic and mystery where nature and man came together in such a perfect symbiosis that UNESCO has classified it as a World Heritage Site.

Cabo Da Roca

The most westerly point in Europe ... "where the earth ends and the sea begins". It is the westernmost point of the European continent, situated at the far end of the Serra de Sintra, “the point where the land ends and the sea begins”, as Luís de Camões wrote (in Os Lusíadas, Canto III). Roca is also called “Snout of Roca” by people linked to the things of the sea, and more poetically by “Promontory of the Moon”.

Cascais

Cascais and Estoril, on the north coast of Lisbon, became one of the most cosmopolitan and touristy places in Portugal, since King Luís I chose the bay for his summer residence at the end of the 19th century. . XIX The mild climate and an average of 260 rainless days a year was certainly a strong reason for this and for the wealthier families of the time to follow the royal house and have their villas and villas there. It is worth taking the tour and still feel the atmosphere of those times.

Estoril

Cascais and Estoril, on the north coast of Lisbon, became one of the most cosmopolitan and touristy places in Portugal, since King Luís I chose the bay for his summer residence at the end of the 19th century. . XIX The mild climate and an average of 260 rainless days per year was certainly a strong reason for this and for the wealthier families of the time to follow the royal house and have their villas and villas there. It is worth taking the tour and still feel the atmosphere of those times.

Palacio da Bacalhoa

Quinta da Bacalhoa is a former property of the Portuguese Royal House. The farm with the famous Palácio da Bacalhoa - also known as Palácio dos Albuquerques - is located in the parish of Azeitão, municipality of Setúbal, more precisely in the small village of Vila Fresca de Azeitão

Portinho da Arrabida

Located in the Serra da Arrábida Natural Park, Praia do Portinho is considered one of the most beautiful in Portugal. Its fine, white sands and the various shades of blue in these clear waters contrast with the deep green of the hills to create a beautiful setting perfect for contemplative relaxation. This calm bay is ideal for diving to appreciate the diversity of marine life, although fishing itself is prohibited as the bottom of the sea is included in the protected area of the Natural Park.

Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei

There is a monument in Lisbon that makes you doubt which side of the Atlantic you ended up on. But there's no mistake, it's really in Lisbon and Cristo-Rei, on the south bank of the Tagus River, is not the Redeemer of Corcovado, in Rio de Janeiro. The view is equally impressive for one of the oldest cities in Europe. The sanctuary of Cristo-Rei was built through fundraising, carried out by all Portuguese children over the course of 19 years – and through the commitment of the episcopate, based on an idea proposed by Cardinal Cerejeira in 1934. This monument, which gives thanks for the gift of peace bestowed in Portugal throughout the 19th century. XX, was inaugurated on May 17, 1959 and offers you one of the most beautiful views of Lisbon.