Lisbon travel guide

In Portugal's capital, the magical city of seafarers, you can feel the influence of the vast world. In cafés and restaurants, embark on a culinary journey around the globe, while in the lower and upper town, you can discover baroque churches, monasteries, and massive fortifications like the Torre de Belém. Immerse yourself in the city of Fado, explore the winding neighborhoods, climbing up and down the stairs, and marvel at the beautifully decorated tiles. Treat yourself to the fragrant custard tarts, Pastéis de Nata, or take a breather with a ride on one of the three city elevators, offering breathtaking views of the city, the river, and not least, the gigantic Christ statue, Cristo Rei. The historic yellow trams then take you through narrow streets, sometimes laboriously uphill, sometimes swiftly downhill – with the sea air always in your nose. Detailed information, practical tips, clear usability, and a handy format – all this and much more is offered by the ADAC Travel Guide Lisbon at a top price-performance ratio: Clever elements for even better orientation and easier vacation planning: • Fold-out maps that can be used alongside the guide • Many additional detailed maps in the inner section • ADAC Quickfinder, your personal experience guide • Overview pages with hotels at the end of each chapter • For those in a hurry: Suggestions for an exciting day in the city Capture everything at a glance with clear icons: • 10 top tips for tourist highlights • 25 selected recommendations for a perfect vacation • Experiences for the whole family • Information on parking and transportation Informative ADAC service boxes on topics such as: • Mobility • Saving • Regional specialties It's simple: Well-informed, better travel.