Life of adventure, Portugal, Travel

Lisbon

Suzanne

After a week in Oporto, we headed down the line by train [which by the way is a pleasant journey and scenic] to the more trendy, sophisticated and more populated city of Lisbon.

Airbnb was again used to find another superb apartment.  It was modern, clean and very cosy, meaning it was small.  To be fair, who spends too much time inside their holiday accommodation when you have a new city to explore, not us!

For a change, I shall use a few words and will let my photographs told the story our week’s visit in Summer 2016.

The Old Part of Lisbon

PSX_20160821_203213_editedSun going down on Lisbon.

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As fascinating as this historic tower is, we felt it was not worth standing in line for over an hour in 30+ degs we had other fish to fry, literally as it was lunchtime.  Now, where was that café we wanted to have lunch?

The Transport 

PSX_20160818_193946_editedAction-packed when driving in Lisbon.

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PSX_20160818_195940_editedThe iconic trams.

A favourite ‘thing’ to photograph, another tram in front of this one.  We enjoyed walking more than being crammed into the trams.

The New Part

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If you can, do visit Portugal, it is well worth exploring more than once.

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23 thoughts on “Lisbon”

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    1. Glad my post has wetted your appetite for a wander around Portugal. We loved our time exploring Lisbon.

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