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“Medieval Castle with stunning views over the city of Lisbon and the Tagus River, the eleven towers, gardens and viewpoints make the castle an indispensable attraction in the Lisbon itinerary. It is possible to take a guided tour, making the attraction even more interesting.”

“One of the oldest churches in Europe! Built where it use to be a mosque you can take the Tram 28 to see this marbelous building.”

“Augusta`s Triumphal Arc is a mesmerizing sight for those who come from Rossio Square as much as for those who see it from the river side. Try going to the top and you'll be even more mesmerized!!! Don't miss the chance to visit MUDE (Fashion and Design Museum) that always offers great exhibits.”

“It is only 1,9 km from hotel Vila Queirós. From Praça dos Restauradores, the funicular climbs up Calçada da Glória towards the Bairro Alto neighbourhood. It’s a fun ride, and in a couple of minutes you’ll be looking at Lisbon’s rooftops from the Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara at the top of the hill.”

“Not only is this one of the largest aquariums in the world, it's also one of the best designed. Although the over 25,000 sea creatures seem to be swimming together, sharks are separated from smaller defenseless fish by invisible acrylic walls. It's the first aquarium to place all world ocean habitats together, and presents several marine species, from the curious round stingrays to the giant sunfish, seahorses, otters and penguins... In 2017 it inaugurated a new sardine tank. The main building, rising from the Tagus, was built for the 1998 World Fair, while an annex was inaugurated in 2011 to house sea turtles. The main attraction is the gigantic tank visible from four different levels, where high-tech displays explain everything in different languages. ”