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What to see in Lisbon?
Please tell me what interesting things to see in Lisbon? What museums to visit and what else is interesting to see?
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as a rule, the tour program indicates where and where they will be driven. You just have to watch this program.
here, for example http://lusitanasol.ru/katalog/tury-po-portugalii
here, for example http://lusitanasol.ru/katalog/tury-po-portugalii
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answered 13 years ago
There is a lot to see in Lisbon and its surroundings. You can read about my impressions of what I saw in my stories.
"PORTUGAL - THE COUNTRY OF GREAT NAVIGATIONS AND THE WESTERN FRONTIER OF EUROPE" (PART 1- http://blogs.turpravda.ua/gefiona/51160.html and 2 - http://blogs.turpravda.ua/gefiona/51212.html). I wish you a successful trip!
"PORTUGAL - THE COUNTRY OF GREAT NAVIGATIONS AND THE WESTERN FRONTIER OF EUROPE" (PART 1- http://blogs.turpravda.ua/gefiona/51160.html and 2 - http://blogs.turpravda.ua/gefiona/51212.html). I wish you a successful trip!
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answered 13 years ago
In my opinion, a souvenir should remind you of something special, how a country, city, village differs from others. Each region of Portugal is distinguished by its unique wines (which are not OFFICIALLY supplied to our country), the cork oak plantations are the largest in the world, which means everything from cork is a good memory of this country, the symbol of Portugal is a kind of black cockerel, you will see it on most souvenir products, the symbol of Lisbon is an old yellow tram number 28, a trip on which most tourists prefer a traditional sightseeing tour on a tour. bus. In Obidos, you should definitely try and buy the famous cherry liqueur with a chocolate cup for your relatives, etc.. Do not worry, when you get into the country, on the very first walk you will see everything yourself - the tourist streets all consist of continuous souvenir shops, shops and shops, the Portuguese speak English fluently (the English have long and firmly mastered their resorts), Spanish and French. And sign language is easy to understand. Well, you can write down the price on a piece of paper - just grab a pen and a notebook from the hotel. The country is bright, hospitable, but without excessive pestering (with the exception of the ubiquitous gypsies)
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answered 12 years ago