Reaching the shores of Africa, India, the America’s and Asia, Lisbon quickly became the world most prosperous trading centre. Contrasting beautifully with these areas are Lisbon’s cultural hotspots – breathtaking churches, renovated palaces and an impressive castle are examples of the city’s long standing heritage which certainly hasn’t been forgotten in a city so vibrant.
Combined with the numerous museums of ancient and modern art they all help to add to Lisbon’s unforgettable cultural charm. Lisbon is the capital of Portugal and the country’s largest city. What is no less important, a stay in Lisbon won’t cost you a fortune – the city is really economical.
The heart of Lisbon is filled with wide avenues, green trees, modernist-style buildings, mosaic decorations and numerous cafes. Lisbon is like an impressionist painting which depicts small pastel-painted houses, the domes and towers of local churches. » Read more: History in Lisbon
