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... so I´ll keep it short and try to have more phots than words. I was told I had to take a taxi to the Tower of Belem (Torre de Belem) because it was too far away. Well since I had time to burn I decided to walk. It never ceases to amaze me how ...
not far from the city centre is smaller regions called alcantara and belem (bethleham). aside from ancient famous recipes for pastries, they also have great boardwalks, famous towers, presidential palaces, huge monasteries and just when the comparisons ...
This tower used to be further out in the water, now it is real close to land. Guess the water level dropped quite a bit. All of the explorers used to stop here.
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suggestions for enjoying Lisbon for 3 days?
Posted on Oct 7, 2009, 10:10:59
... 33;!! already feeling excited:) any suggestions? where and what I should defintely not miss:) thanx! I have lived in Portugal for 1 year and a half and have been in Lisbon 2 times. Here are my favorite places in and near Lisbon Belem and ...
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suggestions for enjoying Lisbon for 3 days?
Posted on Aug 24, 2009, 12:40:45
Oh wow... I desperately want to explore Portugal and Spain sometime. Torre de Belem looks interesting: And these cathedrals are also beautiful: I am obsessed with chocolate con churros, so make sure you get some while you are there
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Lisbon Photo Gallery
Posted on Dec 15, 2008, 17:50:18
... at Ondajazz - a night in Bairro Alto - concert or dance night at Music Box - spend a night in CCB (Centro Cultural Belem) I also suggest where you can find a free guide with up to date information on concerts, exibitions and parties. Have fun!&# ...
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Portugal
Posted on Feb 21, 2008, 12:09:20
Thanks! Do you have some tips on what first-time visitors to Portugal should do? I've never been, so I think it would be interesting. Well there's a lot to see in Portugal, but for a first-timer the best would be to start with Lisbon, ...
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