If you read any of our sightseeing tours, there exactly those places with which we offer travelers to read in the first place. Among them, most of the monuments under UNESCO protection are: For example:

- Belen district in Lisbon (Belen Tower, Monastery of Jeronimos, Monument to the Discoverers, and of course Pastes da Belem cafe) $

- the central area of ​​the city, starting from Commerce Square, then through the triumphal arch, take a ride on the Santa Justa elevator, go down the narrow streets of the Bayro Alto area to Rossio Square, climb Avenida Liberalda to the pl. Marquise Pombal and even higher to the viewing platform of Edward's Park IIV;

- it is absolutely necessary to take a ride on tram number 28, which will take you to the fortress of St. George, rolls around the city,

- in the evening, have a good dinner in the area of ​​Alfama with his evening performances "Fado",

- a day or 2 to devote to the parks and palaces of Sintra;

- go on Riviera, take a walk along the ocean coast, take pictures at Cape Roca;

- visit the "northern capital" of Portugal - the city of Porto, on the way to make stops in Tomar, where the Templar monastery is preserved, in Coimbra with its ancient university, in Obidus - the city-dowry of the Portuguese princesses, in the monasteries of Alkobas and Batalha;

- in the north there is the first Por Ugal capital - the city of Guimaraes, with a centuries-old history, and Braga with one of the most beautiful sanctuaries.