Lisbon, the city of yellow trams and the birthplace of egg tarts.

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is a city where houses are perched on hills along the coastline. Historically, Lisbon has been under the rule of the Greeks, Romans, and Moors from Africa. European warriors also fought to reclaim the land, resulting in a blend of cultures, races, and religions. This fusion has shaped Lisbon into a political, economic, and cultural hub of Portugal. Getting around the city Walking is the main mode of transportation, but you can also purchase a one-day pass for public transport, trams, and trains, or opt for the Lisbon Card. Tourist attractions Jerónimo Monastery, Padrao dos Descobrimentos, Belem Tower, Arco da Rua Augusta, Praca do Comercio. Savor the famous egg tarts, pasteis de Belem, at the renowned bakery.