Lissabon - ein Reiseführer mit kulinarischer Ergänzung

The Terramare travel guide tells the fascinating story of Lisbon: from the Age of Discoveries to the most severe earthquake in Europe, and on to the Carnation Revolution. It’s an exciting walk from the elegant Baixa district through the postcard-perfect streets of Alfama and Chiado to the modern Parque das Nações, home to the largest oceanarium in Europe. For dessert, enjoy Lisbon's famous Pastéis de Nata in the Belém district, a cup of Cafézinho, or a glass of Port wine at Lisbon's oldest café, Martinho da Arcada, where the Queen of Fado, Amália Rodrigues, and the master of the pen, Fernando Pessoa, once sipped their coffee. Discover Lisbon through the traces of Azulejos and Fado with Terramare!

In the Terramare guide, you will find:

fascinating descriptions of noteworthy places, the most interesting attractions, and hidden treasures,
many intriguing facts presented in excerpts, boxes, and thematic pages,
practical advice and information about life in the city from the perspective of its residents,
more to learn for the curious,
wonderful photos that allow you to feel the atmosphere of the place even before your visit,
maps highlighting key points, plans of major buildings, and a free map in the smartphone app,
a practical and handy culinary supplement with information about local cuisine and a glossary of useful words and phrases for restaurants.