A trip to belem tower lisbon is like waking up in an ancient fairy tale. Built when the world was new, it’s said that if you touch its rough stone walls you can feel Lisbon’s past lives. Time is measured by ornate clocks telling tales of long ago. Thousand-year old wisdom turns your head and fills your heart with awe; at home in my country yet feeling like I've discovered some hidden place only whispered about until now.

Breathe in the history as you stroll through Alfama's cobblestone lanes, head to one of its several flea markets for an antique treasure. Listen, clap and sing along with Portugal’s own take on blues, Fado at the many charming taverna that dot this historic district.

A trip to commerce square lisbon is the perfect way for understanding and learning Lisbon's history. You can't make a journey in this stunning country without taking in some of the many landmarks along the way, and this bunch of kings and queens found in one grand square alone will make you wish you could live in its bustling streets back when it was all theirs.

It's easy to overlook this perfect vantage point from which you can view Lisbon from a bird’s eye perspective. Get one of the best views that only locals know about! Explore 25th of April Bridge and take in sumptuous views as your memorable adventure unfolds around you.

Be swept up as you climb among rolling hills of the city on a historic Lisbon tram. Here, past centuries old churches and ornately tiled architecture, enjoy unparalleled views of the mosaic-decorated UNESCO site. Thread your way through narrow streets before climbing higher to the iconic castle where a lighthouse awaits with sweeping vistas of a beautiful coastline. You’ll feel like you’re in the european version of Full House LOL.

Visit Belém and find these signature Portuguese tarts at Pastéis de Belém. The original custard tart recipe is only found in this café, the recipe was bought from a monastery during Portugal’s Liberal Revolution, when convents began shutting down. These flaky pastries with sweet and creamy insides are just what you need on your quest for quintessential Portugese cuisine!