I will continue to describe my impressions of Lisbon, told more specifically that you can look interesting in the city.
As I wrote, the city is best to see, walking on it on foot.
I'll start, perhaps, from the main square of the city - Commerce Square (Praca du comerseu), which is often called the Palace Square, thanks to the fact that the royal palace built here, built by Manuel I. It is now in its place built cute, neat houses that fully fit into the overall style of the entire area.
In the heart of the square on the pedestal, the sculpture of the King reformer Jose i is on horseback. From the south side - two square towers, passing by which you can get on the marble staircase, leading to the Teous River. Opposite the towers - very beautiful Triumphal Arch.
From here there is a beautiful view of one of the largest hanging bridges - Bridge on April 25th.
The next point will be Jerome Monastery and Belem Tower . You can get to them just passing about half an hour from the commerce area on the tram and paying 1 euro. But it is better for foot - there are beautiful views around.
These two objects are protected by UNESCO. They were built in honor of the opening of the sea route to India famous Vasco da Gama. You can visit the monastery and the tower for 13 euros. And you can only monastery for 7 euros.
Further - National Palace of Ajuda located 15 minutes walk from the tower. This palace used to be a residence of the Portuguese kings. Until now, there are official state ceremonies here. On the territory of the Palace - a spacious park drowning in greenery.
The palace can be visited, and see the Museum of Photography and Drawings made by members of the Royal Family.
There is a palace daily from 10:00 to 17:00. Price - 7 euros, children for free.
The next mandatory visit will be Santa Justa lift built back in 1902. The lift connects the lower and top of the city. - Baywa and Bayru Alto. In Lisbon, this is the only vertical lift. In general, it looks more like an elevator. There are two booths on 24 people, both of the tree are made.
The top view opens a beautiful view of the old city and ruins from a terrible earthquake.
Travel in both end costs 2 euros.
Further, our path runs to the old Moorish district of the Alphaba. And again you can go to Yellow tram №28. . These trams here are no less vintage. True, many of them or in advertising, or painted. By the way, a little about the tram number 28. Tram route runs through many of Lisbon's attractions. The most fascinating will be the route from Square Martim Monisk to the castle of St. George. Earned this tram over a hundred years ago. Cabins remained unchanged. Buy a ticket is better in advance - the driver will be more expensive. And carefully follow the wallets and valuable things - here they steal with a bang. Especially in the trams scored by tourists.
But still walking more interesting.
And here we get to Cathedral of se who was erected as a symbol of the victory of Christians over the Moors. The view of the cathedral has been preserved good, majestic, in the Gothic style. Works Cathedral from 9:00 to 17:00.
Then we will have on the way Museum of the Roman Theater . There are only remnants from what was built initially in the 1st century. In the main building you can visit the exhibition, familiarize yourself with the history of the city, and the history of the development of the Roman theater.
It works from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 18:00.
The entrance is free.
Famous Lisbon Aqueduct It was open for tourists not so long ago. Until 1697, it was used to provide water Lisbon. Then he was on the restoration. The length of the aqueduct is 58 km. Opened to visit the aqueduct from Monday to Saturday, from 10:00 to 18:00. The cost of entry is 2.50 euros, there are benefits.
One of the largest transportation hubs of the country - Lisbon Station Oriente , built in 1998 from concrete, metal and glass.
There is everything: trains, subway, buses and even near the airport.
In truth, it is somehow terrible inside. And very strange to the station - it is almost empty, there are few people. But it is worth come and look at it - rarely where you can see something that is so strange and unusual.
One of the most famous Lisbon museums - Museum of Kalusta Gulbenkyana.
Kaloust Gulbenkyan was an Armenian oil tycoon, gathered one of the richest collections of works of art. 17 halls open to visit. The museum contains more than six thousand exhibits. Works from Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 17:45. The cost of the entrance ticket is 4 euros.
Next, I advise you to visit one of the largest oceanariums in Europe - Lisbon oceanarium .
It has several levels. And in all you can look at the marine inhabitants. On land you can see penguins, many waterfowl and different animals. Very interesting. Inside cool - it is better to take something warm. Ticket price - 13 euros.
Park Nations . Well, if you are in the Lisbon oceanarium, it means that you are already in the park. It is very beautiful: the embankment, the above-mentioned Vasco da Gama bridge, cable car, delicious restaurants, boutiques, shops.
Lisbon zoo . A large territory covers not only the zoo, and also Dolphinarium, amusement park, picnic area.
The conditions for animals in the zoo are close to natural. Lisbon Zoo is one of the best zoos world.
It works every day from 10:00 to 18:00. Prices: Adults - 17 euros, children from three to eleven years old - 12.50 euros, children under three years old - free, pensioners - 13, 50 euros.
Well, in principle, this is all the main attractions of the city. But, walking on a hill, a narrow streets, entering small provincial courtyards, you can see a lot of interesting things: workshops, cafes, shops with unusual souvenirs and so on. Do not be lazy, spend a few days on a really amazing city - Lisbon.