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SEVEN CINEMATIC HILLSIDES OVERLOOKING THE RIO TEJO CRADLE LISBON'S POSTCARD-PERFECT PANORAMA OF COBBLED ALLEYWAYS,
ANCIENT RUINS AND WHITE-DOMED CATHEDRALS – A CAPTIVATING SCENE CRAFTED OVER CENTURIES.
Beyond Bacalhau: Lisbon for Foodies
Dining in Lisbon is far more dynamic than navigating countless preparations of Portugal's beloved bacalhau (dried and
salted cod fish; 365 recipes and counting!). While bacalhau à Brás is never far, Lisbon's strategic seaside position on Europe's doorstep means a bounty of fresh
seafood rules the city's kitchens.
Last Call, Lisbon!
Cheap booze and the absence of open-container laws means Lisbon loves a night on the town! In Cais do Sodré, Pink Street and environs are home to some of the city's classic nightclubs and rowdiest
bars, while trendier megaclubs stretch along the waterfront from Santos to Santa Apolónia. Last call? Sunrise!
The Great Lisbon Earthquake
Today, the modern city is shaped by these cataclysmic events –
nearly everything is defined as before or after the 1755 earthquake – and the Pombaline architecture that defined post-quake
Lisbon reconstruction was some of the first seismically protected building in Europe.
Miradouro Mania: Scenic City Views
Lisbon's trademark seven hills are spread across the cityscape like lofty guardians of colour and history. Capped by a
collection of terraces known as miradouros (viewpoints), a must-see web of no-filter-necessary views over Lisbon, the
Tejo and beyond is formed.