Lisbon

Lisbon Airport, Portugal's main international gateway, is close to the city center with good public transport connections. Offers duty-free shopping, dining options, and VIP lounges.

Lisbon Airport

Oceanário de Lisboa (Lisbon Aquarium) in Parque das Nações is one of Europe's largest aquariums. Houses 15,000 marine animals from 450 species, including sharks, rays, sea otters, and sunfish. Focuses on ocean conservation and education.

Lisbon Aquarium

Historic UNESCO-listed tower on Lisbon's northern Tagus riverbank. Symbol of Portugal's Age of Exploration, featuring ornate Manueline architecture with maritime details and stone carvings. Five floors to explore, topped by river-view terrace.

Belem Tower

Grand central boulevard connecting Marquês de Pombal Square to Restauradores Square. Blends 19th-century architecture with modern luxury shopping. Features traditional kiosks serving local treats, plus decorative statues and fountains.

Avenida da Liberdade

Lisbon's oldest railway station, a neoclassical building on the waterfront near historic Alfama district. Serves intercity trains and connects to the metro system. Located by the cruise terminal with easy access to the Military Museum.

Santa Apolonia Station

Central Lisbon neighborhood combining major transport hub (train, metro, ferry) with vibrant nightlife and dining. Home to popular Pink Street and Time Out Market culinary hall.

Cais do Sodré

One of Europe's oldest neighborhoods, featuring medieval architecture, narrow cobbled streets, and traditional houses. Home to São Jorge Castle and the Sé Cathedral. Known for city views and blend of Moorish, Roman, and Portuguese influences.

Alfama

Historic railway station in central Lisbon's Baixa district, featuring ornate neo-Manueline architecture with distinctive horseshoe-shaped arches. Main departure point for trains to Sintra.

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