hi readers~ let continue our next destination.. ermm.. Lisbon, this city is a place that rich in history and also full of modernity. Lisbon save a lot of interesting tourist attractions to visit. Lisbon is located on the north bank of the River Tagus, churches and ancient castles all over the city are still in a state of well maintained.
Although old and save a lot of stories of history, but modern Lisbon also has a lively nightlife and the excitement in the Bairro Alto. Shopping attraction was no less impressive. When tired of exploring the historic sites, treat yourself with shopping at a flea market or the Campo de Santa Clara in the magnificent shops Lberian Peninsula and the Centro Commercial Colombo.
Here are the interesting tourist attractions in Lisbon You must see:
Belem Tower
Bellem towers, old historic buildings (1515-1521) with gothic style, is situated on the banks of the river Tagus. This tower is the icon of Lisbon city. UNESCO has listed the Belem Tower in Lisbon as a World Heritage monument. Built in 1515 as a fortress to guard the entrance to Lisbon's harbor, the Belem Tower was the starting point for many of the voyages of discovery, and for the sailors it was the last sight of their homeland.
St. George's Castle
This is one of must see tourist attractions in Lisbon, Portugal. St George’s Castle (Castelo de Sao Jorge) in Lisbon is a medieval citadel resting high atop one of the city’s highest hills overlooking the Tagus River. The hilltop citadel of Castelo de São Jorge (Saint George Castle) is a fascinating place to contemplate Lisbon’s history. Visitors can climb the towers, walk along the reconstructed ramparts of the castle walls and enjoy extraordinary views over the city and Tagus river. Geese and ducks roam around the castle gardens, which are surrounded by native oak, pine and olive trees.
The Oceanarium
One of the world's largest aquariums. The Lisbon Oceanarium has a large collection of marine species — birds, mammals, fish, cnidaria, and other marine organisms totaling about 16,000 individuals of 450 species.
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