Ciudad de Lisboa
Se sorprenderá por la fusión de la cultura, el patrimonio y la tradición con la sofisticación de los hoteles en Lisboa y las fantásticas vistas sobre el río Tajo. No deje de visitar lugares de interés como el Monasterio de los Jerónimos, Torre de Belém o el Parque das Nações.
Se informa que el Grupo Pestana ofrece uno de los mejores hoteles en Lisboa, y también un hotel en Cascais, para los amantes de las playas y campos de golf, y un hotel en Sintra, uno de los pueblos más románticos en Portugal.
Monumentos y Puntos de Interés
With a cultural mix originating from Portuguese speaking countries, Lisbon has become a city with a life of its own.
The City of Seven Hills offers its visitors, in addition to the mild climate, a great diversity and wonderful places to visit, such as Belém or Baixa.
One can not leave without taking a tour of the Bairro Alto, one of the most typical districts of the city, as well as visiting St. George’s Castle atop one of the highest hills of the city, taking in the splendid panorama it offers.
In Lisbon, you will find some of the trendiest restaurants, bars and nightlife, as well as brand stores and craft shops.
If you come to Lisbon take advantage of two magnificent cities of Portugal. Located a short train ride away, Sintra and Cascais which will delight you with their fantastic beaches and the magnificent mountains of Sintra.
In the village of Cascais will find plenty of traditional shops and great restaurants with the best of Portuguese cuisine and the majestic palaces in Sintra which will take you on a journey into the past.
Take the opportunity to ask at one of the great bakeries of Sintra for a typical dessert of this region, the Sintra cheese-cake.
Other monuments and sites not to miss in Lisbon are:
Alfama
Chiado
The Glória Funicular
The Santa Justa Lift
Lisbon Gardens
Zoo
São Pedro Viewpoint
Jerónimos Monastery
National Museum of Ancient Art
Calouste Gulbenkian Museum
The National Coach Museum
The Electric Museum
The Oceanarium
The Commerce Square
Belém Palace
Monument to the Discoveries
Belem pastry tart
São Bento Palace
Queluz Palace
Eduardo VII Park
Park of the Nations
Marquês de Pombal Square
Restauradores Square
Rossio
Belém Tower
In Sintra you should visit:
The Moorish Castle
Capuchos Convent
Pena Palace
Monserrate Park
Natural Parks
The Regaleira Estate
Not to miss in Cascais:
Hell’s mouth
Cape Roca
The Historical Centre of Cascais
The Guia Lighthouse, from the XVIII century
The St. Jorge de Oitavos Fort, dated 1641
Guincho
The Marina
Fishermen's beach
Sabores de Lisboa
Lisbon
Lisbon has a wide variety on offer; there are many restaurants where you can enjoy the best of traditional cuisine, with dishes to suit all tastes.
The Lisbon cuisine is influenced by its proximity to the sea.
Specialties typical of Lisbon are the fried cod fish cakes and battered green bean fritters. You can also enjoy the tasty sardines (especially in the festive seasons like in the Festival of Santo Antonio).
The Famous Steak a la Café is another "" bookplate"" food of the capital
The most famous dessert of Lisbon, is the Pastel de Nata, of which the most famous are those of Belém.
Sintra
The gastronomic tradition is something that people of Sintra proudly preserve, especially the ‘blacks Piglet’ and the Park of Mercês.
It is an area rife with fine fish, shellfish and molluscs. There are plenty of chances to taste the local specialties.
To accompany any meal, ‘Vinho de Colares’ the local wine, is essential.
Cascais
In Cascais you can enjoy regional and international cuisine, it could not be without saying; the local specialties are the seafood and fresh fish dishes.
Cómo llegar
Lisbon:
By plane
At Lisbon International Airport, about 7 km from the city centre, arrive and depart air flights daily to major cities in the world. The main airlines to fly to Lisbon Airport in 2010 were TAP Portugal, easyJet, Lufthansa and SATA International.
By Road
Visiting Lisbon by road is a pleasant trip, taking in the sights of the countryside along the way. The city has good access to it; the A1 (motorway), the bridge ‘Ponte 25 de Abril’, the bridge ‘Ponte Vasco da Gama’ and the CREL (motorway) are the most frequently used routes to get to your hotel in Lisbon.
By Train
National and international trains arrive daily to Lisbon. In addition to the rail terminal in Santa Apolonia, Lisbon also has another terminal adjacent to the Parque das Nações - Gare do Oriente. Both stations have direct buses or underground trains to the centre of the city.
By Boat
The Lisbon port is the busiest port of the European Atlantic Coast. It is equipped with three quays for cruise ships: Alcântara, Rocha Conde Óbidos and Santa Apolónia. Furthermore, the city has several marinas for leisure boats at the docks of Belém, Santo Amaro, Bom Sucesso, Alcântara and Olivais.
Sintra:
By Plane
Lisbon International Airport, followed by a transfer either by train or car to your hotel in Sintra
By Road
The IC19 (30 minutes from Lisbon)
By Train
From Entrecampos Station in Lisbon to Sintra.
Cascais:
By Plane
Lisbon International Airport, followed by a transfer either by train or car to your hotel in Cascais.
By Road
The A5 (or Estrada Marginal Highway (EN 6).
By Train
From Cais do Sodré station to Cascais.