Almada / Lisbon Guide
Passeio turístico
On this side of the river you get the best views of lisbon, the bridge and the Tagus River
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Ginjal
On this side of the river you get the best views of lisbon, the bridge and the Tagus River
Going to the top of Cristo Rei only costs 5 euros, so it's super worth it.
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National Sanctuary of Christ the King
Avenida do Cristo ReiGoing to the top of Cristo Rei only costs 5 euros, so it's super worth it.
The perfect viewpoint if you wanna get way from the center and all the tourists.
On a sunny day you'll get views from up to 40 km in the horizon
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Panoramico de Monsanto
Estrada da Bela VistaThe perfect viewpoint if you wanna get way from the center and all the tourists.
On a sunny day you'll get views from up to 40 km in the horizon
Estadia
One of the best places to stay if you're low on money but still wanna be close to Lisbon
HI Hostel Almada - Pousada de Juventude
One of the best places to stay if you're low on money but still wanna be close to Lisbon
Informações sobre a cidade
It's way cheaper than Lisbon and has some of the best views of Portugal
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Almada
It's way cheaper than Lisbon and has some of the best views of Portugal
If you like the historic theme stick with the city center, there's lots of museums, viewpoints, castle, churches, bélem and visit Alfama and Bairro Alto, it's mandatory.
To the west side i recommend you to take the train heading to Cascais. You'll find a more classier, fancier area with lots of villas, Casino, expensive hotels and awesome beaches.
To the east side, you should take a bus and stop on Parque das Nações. It's also a fancy area but way more modern with lots of restaurants, cool big buildings and great views of Tagus River
In sintra you'll find a mountan'ish city and LOTS of awesome views. The highest point of Lisbon is in Sintra at 529mt.
On that area you'll also find "Cabo da Roca". The most western place in the whole Europe. Great views to the ocean and exotics beaches (be careful going down).
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Lisbon
If you like the historic theme stick with the city center, there's lots of museums, viewpoints, castle, churches, bélem and visit Alfama and Bairro Alto, it's mandatory.
To the west side i recommend you to take the train heading to Cascais. You'll find a more classier, fancier area with lots of villas, Casino, expensive hotels and awesome beaches.
To the east side, you should take a bus and stop on Parque das Nações. It's also a fancy area but way more modern with lots of restaurants, cool big buildings and great views of Tagus River
In sintra you'll find a mountan'ish city and LOTS of awesome views. The highest point of Lisbon is in Sintra at 529mt.
On that area you'll also find "Cabo da Roca". The most western place in the whole Europe. Great views to the ocean and exotics beaches (be careful going down).
Cena gastronómica
The perfect restaurant to try the Portuguese cuisine.
Only locals come here so you'll feel the real Portuguese vibe, not a vibe focused on tourists.
Jardim
29 Largo 5 de OutubroThe perfect restaurant to try the Portuguese cuisine.
Only locals come here so you'll feel the real Portuguese vibe, not a vibe focused on tourists.
Consejos para la ciudad
Formas de ahorrar
Supermarkets are super cheap
Don't buy bottled water from the cafes or small stores. They will cost more than 1 euro.
I recommend you to shop on Pingo Doce, Minipreço or even Lidl where bottles cost like 0,20 cents