The European charm I felt in Lisbon

I didn't have high expectations for Lisbon. When I arrived in Lisbon from Porto, the wide streets and urban vibe made me feel like I had finally arrived in Europe. It even had a bit of a Spanish feel to it. While Lisbon's charm was different from Porto's, riding the tram was a unique experience. However, Lisbon was larger, and the attractions were more spread out, making Porto more convenient to explore. I regret not visiting a seafood market in Lisbon—it would have been a great experience, but I didn't know where to go and ended up only visiting typical tourist spots. Trying roasted chestnuts from street vendors was an interesting experience; I understood why people don't buy them often—they were dry and salty. Walking around Pingo Doce for grocery shopping left a strong impression on me. The supermarket prices were affordable, which I appreciated. I especially enjoyed the green wine I bought—it was cheap and delicious, and I wish I had bought more! 😂 The 'water jam' wasn't as tasty as I expected, but it made for a decent gift. I spent some time wandering around to buy souvenirs. The 28 tram was always crowded, but I managed to ride it to the Portas do Sol viewpoint. Lisbon had many buskers, and their music was of high quality, leaving a lasting impression on me. ❤️❤️