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Lisbon can best be seen by strolling through the typical neighbourhoods of Alfama or Bairro Alto, hopping on board a tram, taking a boat along the river, or even by using Lisbon's underground, with its decorative stations, many of which are true works of art by well-known Portuguese artists.
Apart from the vast choice of museums throughout the city, a visit to Belém - west of the city - is an absolute must, with its gardens, the Torre de Belém and the Jerónimos Monastery, both classified by UNESCO as world heritage. Next door, the modern Centro Cultural de Belém, the 18th century Coach Museum and the never-to-be-forgotten local pastries, the Pastéis de Belém.
East of the city, the brand new Parque das Nações (ex-Expo'98) with a variety of leisure attractions, including the Oceanarium, widely considered o be one of the best in the world.

LISBON PANORAMA
See Lisbon from a new perspective. Visit the city's impressive monumental area and travel in Portugal's most modern form of transport.

CHARMS OF LISBON
A half day tour, to visit the Oceanarium, both bridges spanning the River Tagus and the monumental area of Belém.

LISBON BY NIGHT
Marquês de Pombal - Av. da Liberdade - Rossio - Terreiro do Paço - Padrão dos Descobrimentos - Torre de Belém - Jerónimos Monastery - 25th April Bridge - Alcântara - Typical restaurant with Fado show.

CRUISES ALONG THE TAGUS
Lisbon is a true city of the river and sea and the best way to see her is on a boat trip along the Tagus.

VIEWPOINTS
Lisbon's seven hills, the endless neighbourhoods and the unique Southern light, have captivated writers, photographers and painters for many years.

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