[2025 Lisbon Attraction] Travel Guide for São Jorge Castle (Updated Apr)

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is home to a historic castle known as Saint George's Castle. This ancient fortress, built from massive stones, features walls constructed in the 14th century, 77 towers, and approximately 34 large gates. The entire perimeter stretches about 2.3 kilometers, making it a truly impressive sight. Climbing to the top of the fortress offers a panoramic view of Lisbon, with expansive vistas. Saint George's Castle has witnessed several centuries of Portuguese history. Beyond its defensive role, it has served as a royal palace, military barracks, and national archive. Today, it stands as a historical monument and museum. Interestingly, the castle grounds also house an aviary with peacocks and owls. Visitors need to purchase tickets to enter Saint George's Castle, with adult tickets priced at €8.5. Upon entering, one is greeted by a statue of Saint George in a niche and a statue of King Manuel I of Portugal in the square. Wandering through the towering walls, moats, battlements, and towers evokes the atmosphere of medieval Europe. From the castle walls, the view of Lisbon is a sea of beautiful red-tiled roofs, exuding elegance and a sense of historical charm. One can also see the banks of the Tagus River and the massive statue of Jesus, which is quite a sight to behold.

Lisboa, or Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is a city that effortlessly blends old-world charm with modern vibrancy. Set across seven hills overlooking the sparkling Tagus River, Lisbon enchants visitors with its stunning architecture, rich history, and lively atmosphere. The heart of the city lies in its historic neighborhoods. Alfama, the oldest district, is a maze of narrow streets, colorful buildings, and the soulful sounds of fado music drifting from local taverns. From here, a climb up to São Jorge Castle rewards visitors with panoramic views of the city’s red-tiled rooftops and the river. In contrast, the Baixa district offers grand squares like Praça do Comércio, elegant boulevards, and bustling shops. Lisbon’s architectural wonders include the UNESCO-listed Jerónimos Monastery and the iconic Belém Tower, both reflecting the city’s maritime heritage during the Age of Discoveries. A visit to Belém also means sampling the famous pastéis de nata (custard tarts) at Pastéis de Belém, a quintessential Lisbon experience. The city’s modern side shines in neighborhoods like Chiado and Bairro Alto, where trendy cafes, boutique stores, and vibrant nightlife thrive. For a contemporary twist, the Parque das Nações district offers innovative design and attractions like the Oceanário de Lisboa, one of Europe’s largest aquariums. Lisbon’s hills are best explored on the iconic tram 28, which winds through the city’s most picturesque streets. Evenings are perfect for riverside strolls or enjoying a glass of Portuguese wine at a miradouro (viewpoint) as the sun sets. Warm and welcoming, Lisbon’s charm lies in its balance of tradition and modernity. Its stunning vistas, rich cultural heritage, and laid-back vibe make it a destination that lingers in your heart long after you’ve left.

#CityWalk I went to Portugal🇵🇹 during Silver Week in September🎵Here's how I got around Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, on the day of my arrival! ✈️EDIVAT Airlines Narita → Transfer in Dubai → Fly to Lisbon✈️🕰️7:00 Arrive Lisbon Airport♡Purchase a 72-hour Lisboa Card ticket! I'm planning to stay for 3 nights and 4 days, so I bought a 72-hour ticket (about 8,000 yen)📝I recommend it because it gives you unlimited rides on the metro, buses, and cable cars in Lisbon, and also gives you discounts on admission to tourist attractions🕰️8:30 Use the taxi app, Bolt, to move to a hotel in the city → Leave your luggage. After leaving your luggage, go sightseeing! Recommended course: Senhora do Monte Observatory → Miradouro das Portas do Sol and Miradouro de Santa Luzia → São Jorge CastleTransportation: Walking Tips for the tour✅ It's easier to go down from the Senhora do Monte Observatory, which is at the highest point✅ The observation deck and lookout are open in the morning, so go in the morning! ✅ São Jorge Castle was open even in the afternoon9:00 Start sightseeing📍Senhora do Monte Observatory Address: Largo Monte, 1170-107 Lisboa, PortugalCost: Free10:00 Head to Miradouro das Portas do Sol while strolling around the city11:00 Head to two lookout spots! There is a terrace cafe in Miradouro das Portas do Sol, so you can take lunch there and take photos and take a break📝 You can pay by card at the cafe📍 Spot name: Miradouro das Portas do Sol Address: Largo Portas do Sol, 1100-411 Lisboa, Portugal Cost: Free📍 Largo de Santa Luzia Address: 1100-487 Lisboa, Portugal Cost: Free📝 This spectacular spot where you can see the azulejos, the sea and the city is a little hard to find, but it's right next to the Sandalsia Church! 14:00📍 São Jorge Castle Address: R. de Santa Cruz do Castelo, 1100-129 Lisboa, Portugal Cost: 15€ Free entry with the Lisboa Card Recommended point: Not only can you enter with the Lisboa Card, but you can also pass the long lines, so be sure to buy the Lisboa Card! After visiting São Jorge Castle, we walked around the city and headed to the hotel 🎵 We had dinner at a restaurant we passed by! I'll tell you more about it later! On the first day, you'll probably be tired from the flight, so it's best to return to the hotel early 📝 The view is great, so it's also recommended for couples, married couples, and honeymoons! #PortugalTrip #Lisbon #Portugal #100TravelStyles

I stayed in Lisbon for 3 days, including 2 full days and 2 half days. Although I didn't enjoy myself to the fullest, I have visited all the highlights. In summary, Lisbon is worth the money, with good food, fun and high cost performance‼ ️ Belem District: Jerónimos Monastery, Monument to the Discoverers, Belém Tower, and Belém Egg Tarts are must-visit spots. They are not far from each other and can be visited on foot. An afternoon is enough to visit them. Note⚠️The monastery is closed every Monday. We happened to be there on a Monday, so we could only take pictures outside. The building is very beautiful. Belem Tower is a good place to watch the sunset. Although the reviews of Belem egg tarts are mixed, I think they are delicious! I recommend experiencing the sunset sailing. It is really romantic to wait for the sunset on the sailing boat. The whole journey takes 1.5 hours, but don't go when it's cold. Come on, don't ask me how I know [Facepalm]. 🔹Old Town: Plan at least a full day to experience the citywalk in the old town, the colorful houses, the undulating slopes, every alley is picturesque, the Pica elevator, and the No. 28 tram are all beautiful scenery along the way. In April and May, you can still see jacaranda trees on the roadside, the purple color is so beautiful! I have previously written an article 📕 about a one-day tour guide to the old town, which you can refer to. 🔹Observation Deck: ✔️St. Lucia Observation Deck The free viewing platform near the cathedral has a good view of the red roofs. ✔️Saint George Castle Although it costs 15 euros🎫, it is located at the highest point and offers a 360° panoramic view of Lisbon. The view is better than other observation decks, and you can also watch the sunset. There are also many peacocks in the castle🦚 🔹Lisbon Surroundings: ✔️Cabo da Roca "The land ends here and the sea begins here", the westernmost point of the European continent, a must-see attraction, but the wind is really strong, don't wear a skirt! Most tourists check in near the stone monument and take photos and then go back, but I I recommend the hiking trail on the other side of the lighthouse. It is less crowded and has beautiful scenery. It is very stunning. ️ ✔️Azenhas do Mar A small town not far from Cape Roca. The town is small but beautiful. You can have dinner here and wait for a sunset. ✖️Hellmouth I kind of regret not coming here. We only planned to visit Cape Roca and Azenhas do Mar that day. I thought I would not have enough time, but after visiting it, I think I should have enough time to come here. 🍽️Food: Maria Catita and Solar 31 de Alfama in the old town are the restaurants where I felt I had no disappointments. Moinho Dom Quixote, not far from Cabo da Roca, has delicious food and great views. I strongly recommend that you come here to eat after visiting Cabo da Roca, but you will need to wait in line for a while. 🏨Accommodation: Dare Lisbon House Great B&B, good location, right near the Santa Justa elevator, next to the internet-famous seafood rice uma, there are many small shops to visit around, you can arrange half a day to buy souvenirs. 🚗Transportation: We used Bolt to take a taxi the whole way. We didn't want to waste time on traffic. It's very convenient to take a taxi. Moreover, it's not expensive to take a taxi in Portugal. It's recommended to take a taxi for 3-4 people. ️

In the south of Portugal, Faro is known for its stunning coastline and rich natural landscapes. The Coração da Rocha (Heart Rock)* is a must-see, with its uniquely shaped rock that sparkles in the sun. You can choose to explore the area by boat and enjoy the clear blue waters and beautiful rocky scenery. Speaking of food, Pastel de Nata is a delicacy you absolutely cannot miss in Faro. The crispy outside and tender inside texture, coupled with the rich egg and milk flavor, makes people keep eating it and leaving you with an endless aftertaste. 🇵🇹The charm of Lisbon Leave Faro and head to Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. It is rich in history and culture, and the Castelo de São Jorge is a great place to overlook the entire city. Wander the castle's ancient stone walls to enjoy beautiful views and a sense of history. In Lisbon, you can also experience a unique tram tour, taking the classic No. 28 tram through the city streets and admiring various styles of architecture and charming street scenes. ‼ ️Tips Transportation: Train is a convenient option between Faro and Lisbon. Best time to travel: Spring and autumn are the most pleasant seasons, with warm weather suitable for outdoor activities. From the beaches and food of Faro to the history and culture of Lisbon, this tour will give you unforgettable experiences. Come and explore this beautiful land! #PortugalTravel #Faro #Lisbon #PortugueseTarts #LoveRock #CastleSaint George #100 Ways to Travel #TravelTips

Traveling and taking photos in Portugal is a great choice for you. The colorful houses built on the hillsides🏠, the ancient trams🚌, the ubiquitous taverns🍷, the romantic Fado music🎵... Walking through the streets and alleys, listening to the old ding-ding sound of the trams, the air is filled with the sweet aroma of Portuguese egg tarts, it's like entering a dopamine-filled fairy tale world - Lisbon is known as the 'City of Seven Hills,' and compared to the tourist-packed Barcelona and Madrid, it has more of a living atmosphere, with a history older than Paris and London, and the key is that the prices are really super beautiful, making it a great destination for budget travelers~ - ✅Alfama District: The oldest district in Lisbon, with many historical monuments and landscapes. For tourists, Alfama is the place to experience the authentic Lisbon life. Walking around this old district is the best way to understand the city's rise and fall and its lively atmosphere. - ✅Tram 28: The city's name, Lisbon, is truly embodied by Tram 28. It is one of the oldest trams in Europe. The tram traveling through the streets, hillsides, and in front of churches is one of the most representative postcard images of Lisbon. The more you ride, the more you'll love Lisbon. - ✅St. George's Castle: This is the highest point in the old district. Climbing up to the castle at dusk, with the colorful houses and the glittering sea, playing guitar and singing with a few good friends, waiting for the sunset to reveal dreamy colors, is the most romantic thing I can think of. - ✅Thieves Market: In the Alfama district's Santa Clara Square, every Tuesday and Saturday it turns into a bustling market. For those who like vintage items, or want to find some souvenirs, this is heaven. From tableware, decorations, records, books, cameras... everything is available, and the prices are beautiful and acceptable. - ✅Portuguese Egg Tarts: How can you come to Portugal and not try the authentic Portuguese egg tarts? Although egg tarts are a traditional dessert known to every household, and can be bought in any street or alley, to eat the most authentic and historic egg tarts, you still have to go to the century-old shop Pastéis de Belém in the suburb of Lisbon, Belem. - ✅Fado Music: In Lisbon's seaside, coffee spots, street shops, or anywhere else, you can hear the melodious and touching Fado. With over a hundred years of history, Fado music has been integrated into Lisbon's DNA, including graffiti elements of Fado that fill every corner of the streets.

#thingstodo Lisbon is one of the beautiful city in Portugal and this place is unique and special with the own culture and history. In the recent trip to Lisbon, I really liked the transportation especially, as they have lots of Tuk Tuk which means a taxi. Moreover, the tram is also easily to get around in Lisbon. Furthermore, Castelo de S. Jorge is another attraction that you have to visit. As you can see the whole view of Lisbon. #tripcom

Address: R. de Santa Cruz do Castelo, 1100-129 Lisboa, Portugal Opening hours: 09:00-21:00 Transportation: Bus, Tram Tickets are discounted for those under 25 years old! Remember to show your proof. It looks like the castle in the fairy tales when I was a child. It is so spectacular. There are many peacocks. Because it is located at a high place, the scenery is beautiful. You can also come here to enjoy the sunset. #Good Places for Families #Good Places for Summer #Overseas Travel #Lisbon

St. George's Castle was originally built by the Moors and later fortified by the Romans. It is perched on the top of Lisbon's largest hill. St. George's Castle was home to the Portuguese kings for many years. Today it contains a restaurant and museum that features archaeological artifacts. My trip 3 years ago. Booking done via trip.com. #CelebrateWithTrip #境外遊 #lisbon

The Castle of São Jorge in Lisbon, Portugal, is within walking distance from the city center. Not only can you visit the castle ruins, but you can also get a bird's eye view of the city center of Lisbon.

#celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #lisbon Lisbon is coastal hilly city in Portugal. the Capital city has pastel colored buildings. castles , tower , museums and other beautiful places , that is why i travelled there. i will mention some amazing places that i visited: (St. George Castle) beautiful castle on a hill. (Jeronimos monastery), a historical landmark of Portugal. (Lisbon Oceanarium), one of the Europe's modern aquarium. (Calouste Gulbenkian museum) is worthy to visit. ( Monument of discoveries) beside Tagus river. also enjoy traditional foods.

#OverseasTravel #Portugal Travel Lisbon, which is spread over 7 small hills, actually has many observation decks that can take in the beauty of the "City of Seven Hills" from different angles🤤 Among them, Castelo de São Jorge, located above the old town of Alfama, the highest point of Lisbon, is definitely not to be missed! Although it has long since ceased to shoulder the heavy responsibility of defense, it still makes it the best place to have a bird's eye view of Lisbon due to its superior geographical location If you have the chance to come to Lisbon, don't miss this place to see the scenery😍

#Overseas travel 📍São Jorge Castle R. de Santa Cruz do Castelo, 1100-129 Lisboa, Portugal If you want to see the view from a high place in Lisbon, I recommend going here. The view is good, but there are many things to see inside, so it was really good. I thought it was only a few, but the inside is quite spacious, so I recommend that you take enough time and stay healthy. You have to buy a ticket to go in, so I recommend that you buy it in advance Go on a nice day and take pictures on the pretty observatory #European backpacking #European atmosphere #Tourist attraction review #Travel destination recommendation #Portugal travel #Lisbon travel #Lisbon attractions #Travel destination recommendation

#Overseas travel 📍São Jorge Castle R. de Santa Cruz do Castelo, 1100-129 Lisboa, Portugal If you are looking for a place to visit in Lisbon, Portugal, I recommend this place. This is the São Jorge Castle The interior is spacious, so it was perfect for taking a walk for about an hour or two. It had a natural feel, and there were many things to see, such as unique buildings and fountains I think I saw a peacock inside the castle. I recommend you visit it when you go to Lisbon. #Lisbon travel #Portugal travel #European travel destination #European backpacking travel #European atmosphere #Tourist attraction review

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is one of the most attractive cities in Europe. Lisbon, where historical streets and modern culture blend beautifully, offers a variety of faces to visitors. The Belem district, which is the symbol of the city, is home to the Monument to the Discoveries and the Jeronimos Monastery, which symbolize Portugal's Age of Discovery. These historical buildings give off a sense of Portugal's glory and exude a somewhat majestic atmosphere⛪✨ You can also feel the history of the city by walking from the Santa Justa Lift, which offers a beautiful view of Lisbon, or the narrow alleys of the Alfama district🚶♂️🕰️ As representative buildings of the city of Lisbon, the Lisbon Opera House and the houses decorated with **azulejos (traditional Portuguese tiles)** are also must-sees🏛️🎨 In addition, from São Jorge Castle, you can enjoy the magnificent view of the Tagus River and enjoy the charm of Lisbon🌅 The food culture is also rich, and Portuguese specialties **bacalhau (dried cod) and sweet pastis de nata (egg tarts)** are exquisite🍮🍴 Walking through the city of Lisbon, you'll find that the entire city is filled with beautiful scenery, almost like art. 🎨 Lisbon is a fascinating city where history, culture, fine cuisine, and modern charm come together, and every time you visit, you'll discover something new! #Portugal #tripOverseas travel

Lisbon is a city of movement and adventure! 🚋 Ride the iconic yellow Tram 28 as it weaves through Alfama’s narrow streets, taking you past historic landmarks. Enjoy a sunset sailing tour along the Tagus River, or climb to the top of São Jorge Castle for stunning panoramic views. Whether you’re exploring hidden alleys, tasting local delicacies, or enjoying the vibrant nightlife, every moment in Lisbon is full of excitement! ✨ #springwander

Perched high above Lisbon, Castelo de São Jorge offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the Tagus River. This historic Moorish castle, with its ancient stone walls and towering battlements, is a step back in time. Wandering through its courtyards, you’ll find peacocks roaming freely, hidden archways, and remnants of Portugal’s medieval past. Whether you’re soaking in the sunset from the fortress walls or exploring its archaeological site, the castle’s atmosphere is pure magic. A visit here isn’t just about history—it’s about seeing Lisbon from its most majestic vantage point. #travel #thingstodo

I'd like to introduce you to the castle "Castelo de Sao Jorge", which is said to be a symbol of Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. ✨ It stands on a high hill, overlooking the city of Lisbon! ! The history of Castelo de Sao Jorge dates back to ancient Roman times, and it is said to be a historical heritage that various ethnic groups that ruled Lisbon have left their mark on. 📝 The site is large, and many people visit it, from locals to tourists! Since it is on a hill, it seems that there are especially many people at sunset! ! 🏰Spot name: Castelo de Sao Jorge 📍Location: Rua Santa Cruzdo Castelo, Lisbon 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00-21:00 (November-February -18:00) *Last admission: 30 minutes before closing time *Please check the official website as it may change depending on the season! 💰Admission fee: Adults▶︎15€ 13-25 years old▶︎€7.50 65 years old and over▶︎€12.50 Under 12 years old▶︎Free 🚉Access: About a 15-minute walk from Rossio Station #Historic sites #Portugal #Europe travel #0 yen travel February 2025

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is a captivating city known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture. Here's a glimpse into what makes it so special: * Historical Charm: Lisbon boasts a rich history, evident in its charming neighborhoods like Alfama, with its narrow, winding streets and traditional Fado music. * Belém Tower: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this iconic tower stands as a symbol of Portugal's Age of Discoveries. * Jerónimos Monastery: Another UNESCO site, this magnificent monastery showcases stunning Manueline architecture. * São Jorge Castle: Perched atop a hill, this historic castle offers panoramic views of the city. * Vibrant Culture: Lisbon is a city full of life, with bustling markets, lively cafes, and a thriving arts scene. * Tram 28: A ride on this historic tram is a must-do, taking you through some of Lisbon's most picturesque neighborhoods. * Time Out Market Lisboa: A food lover's paradise, offering a wide variety of Portuguese cuisine. * Fado Music: Experience the soulful sounds of Fado, a traditional Portuguese music genre. * Stunning Architecture: Lisbon's architecture is a blend of styles, from the medieval charm of Alfama to the grand avenues of Baixa. * Baixa: Rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake, this district features a grid-like layout and neoclassical architecture. * Alfama: The oldest district in Lisbon, with its narrow streets and traditional houses. * Modern architecture: Lisbon also features modern architectural marvels, such as the Oriente train station. * Coastal Beauty: Lisbon is located on the Tagus River, offering beautiful waterfront views. * Cascais: A charming coastal town just a short train ride from Lisbon, known for its beaches and seafood restaurants. * Estoril: Another nearby coastal town, famous for its casino and beaches.#lisbon

If you work hard and climb the hill, a great view awaits you. It's not a castle, but the remains of the castle walls, and you can go up to the top (it's quite high, so if you're afraid of heights, be careful; my legs were shaking). You can see the beautiful cityscape of Lisbon. If you go at sunset, you'll be able to see the cityscape and sea dyed in the sunset. Please note the closing time. ⚠️You will need to exchange your card for an admission ticket before entering. The ticket counter is divided into those who hold a Lisboa Card and those who purchase tickets. When I visited, there was no wait time for the Lisboa Card, but there was a long line for purchasing tickets. Be sure to check the line and wait in the appropriate place. 📍Castle of Sao Jorge Exchanging your Lisboa Card for an admission ticket: Required ⏳Time required: 40-60 minutes 🧍Waiting time: 10 minutes ⏰Recommended time: Sunset in the evening 🕒Opening hours: 9:00-18:00 💰Admission fee (without Lisboa Card): 8€ #Castle of Sao Jorge #Lisboa Card #Lisbon #Free hotel stay

Explore history, culture, and amazing food! 🗓️ Day 1: Classic Lisbon & Iconic Landmarks 🌅 Morning 🔹 Alfama District – Wander through Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, with charming cobbled streets, tiled houses, and hidden viewpoints. 🔹 Miradouro de Santa Luzia & Miradouro das Portas do Sol – Two of the best viewpoints to admire Lisbon’s red rooftops and the Tagus River. 🔹 Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa) – A beautiful medieval cathedral with over 800 years of history. 💡 Optional: Take Tram 28 for a scenic ride through Alfama and historic Lisbon. 🏛️ Afternoon 🔹 São Jorge Castle (Castelo de São Jorge) – Explore the ancient fortress with panoramic views over the city (€10 entry). 🔹 Baixa & Rossio Square – The heart of Lisbon with grand squares, traditional shops, and historic cafes. 🔹 Elevador de Santa Justa – A famous iron lift offering great views over the city (€5.30 return ticket). 🌇 Evening 🔹 Pink Street (Rua Nova do Carvalho) – Lisbon’s nightlife hub with trendy bars and restaurants. 🔹 Dinner at Time Out Market – A must-visit food hall featuring some of the best Portuguese food in one place! 🗓️ Day 2: Belém & Modern Lisbon 🌅 Morning 🔹 Belém Tower (Torre de Belém) – A stunning 16th-century fortress by the river (€6 entry). 🔹 Jerónimos Monastery (Mosteiro dos Jerónimos) – One of Portugal’s most beautiful monuments, showcasing Manueline architecture (€12 entry). 🔹 Pastéis de Belém – Try the original Pastel de Nata, Portugal’s famous custard tart! 🏙️ Afternoon 🔹 LX Factory – A cool, artsy area with street art, independent shops, and trendy cafes. 🔹 Parque das Nações – Lisbon’s modern district, home to the Vasco da Gama Bridge and Oceanário de Lisboa (one of the best aquariums in Europe). 🌇 Evening 🔹 Sunset at Miradouro da Senhora do Monte – The highest viewpoint in Lisbon, offering breathtaking sunset views. 🔹 Fado Dinner in Alfama – Experience Portugal’s soulful traditional music at a Fado restaurant (e.g. Clube de Fado or Tasca do Chico). 💡 Extra Tips ✅ Get a Viva Viagem card (€6.60/day) for unlimited public transport. ✅ Wear comfy shoes – Lisbon is full of steep hills and cobbled streets! ✅ Try Ginjinha – A local cherry liqueur served in chocolate cups. Lisbon is a city that blends old-world charm with modern energy—get ready to fall in love! ❤️ #favouriteitinerary

This is about how to use the Lisboa card, which is very useful for enjoying Lisbon, Portugal. I have summarized the plans and recommendations that I actually used, so I hope you will use it as a reference when you go to Lisbon! 🔸Places to buy Purchase the Lisboa card at the tourist counter after arriving in Lisbon. Even if you purchase it online, you must exchange it, so I recommend purchasing it locally from the beginning. Please note that the opening hours vary depending on the location. Since the opening hours are long, it is better to purchase it as soon as you arrive if you are using the airport. The time is not counted until you start using it, so I thought it was a good idea to purchase it early. Since I did not use the airport, I purchased it at Commerce Square, but I went there just to purchase it when it opened.... 🔸My 24-hour plan From here, I will tell you the places I actually visited using the Lisboa card. All the facilities listed here are free with the Lisboa card (as of January 2025). 🚩Start from 8:20 I started using the Lisboa card on the metro. The 24-hour start time is 9:30am. We head to our destination from the hostel where we are staying. 🚩9:30am ~ Mosteiro dos Jerónimos First, we headed to the Jerónimos Monastery, which is said to be crowded, at opening time. This is a World Heritage Site. It opens at 9:30am and we arrived at exactly 9:30am. We waited in line for about 30 minutes before we could enter. The waiting line is divided into "Lisboa Card and Admission Ticket" and "Tour". The left side was for the Lisboa Card (the long and slow line is more likely to be for the Lisboa Card). There should be a sign at the front of the line, so be sure to check it before lining up. The inside was larger than I expected. It took about 45 minutes to walk around leisurely. I think you'll be satisfied with 30 minutes. The sculptures on the pillars were magnificent and beautiful. 【📢Information】Juronimos Monastery　 Ticket exchange: Not required Time required: 30 minutes Waiting time: 30 minutes (Apparently up to 1 hour) Recommended time: First thing in the morning Admission fee (without Lisboa Card): 18€ 🚩12:00~ Torre de Belém Next, we head to the Belém Tower. The Belém Tower is also registered as a World Heritage Site. We waited much longer for the Belém Tower than for the Juronimos Monastery. I waited 1 hour before entering. The building is compact, so it seemed like there was a strict limit on the number of people allowed in. 【📢Information】Tower of Belém Ticket exchange: Required Time required: 30 minutes Waiting time: 1-1.5 hours Recommended time: First thing in the morning if you want to go inside. If not, go at sunset in the evening. Admission fee (without Lisboa Card): 15€ ⚠️Belem Tower requires exchange for an admission ticket. Before lining up, be sure to present your Lisboa Card at the nearby tourist counter and get your admission ticket. Actually, I didn't know that I needed to exchange for an admission ticket, so I waited for an hour and was refused just before entering. I hurried to the tourist counter to exchange my ticket and when I came back, I was just behind the person in line, and when I explained the situation, they let me in. I was lucky to be able to enter, but I regret not having gotten the information in advance... Please be careful. 🚩13:00- Royal Treasury Museum Museu do Tesouro Real The third place is the Royal Treasury Museum. I stopped by on my way to visit the neighboring Ajuda Palace. The Treasury Museum has strict baggage inspection. You cannot bring in umbrellas or food. Many people were caught by the baggage inspection (including me, who forgot that I had a folding umbrella). Actually, I didn't have a single euro, but they lent me coins to rent a locker. After putting all my unnecessary belongings in the locker, I was finally able to enter. When I entered, I was greeted by a variety of luxuries that made my eyes sting. By scanning the QR code at the reception, you can listen to a free explanation on your smartphone (available in English). I imagined life in a palace and wondered many things, such as how cramped it must have been and whether such large earrings would take your ears off. The thing that made the biggest impression on me was the display of the tableware and cutlery used during meals. The table settings for the First, Second, and Third Tables were on display. While I was fascinated by the beautiful tableware, I also thought that the tableware with intricate decorations would get clogged and be difficult to wash... (what a thought). 【📢Information】Royal Treasury Ticket exchange: Not required Time required: 30 minutes Waiting time: 0 minutes Recommended time: None Admission fee (without Lisboa Card): 10€ 🚩13:30~　Ajuda Palace Next, we went to Ajuda Palace, which is next to the Treasury. You can see many luxurious palace rooms. There were few people, so it was nice to be able to look around slowly. Personally, this was my favorite place I visited this time. 【📢Information】Ajuda Palace Ticket exchange: Not required Time required: 40 minutes Waiting time: 0 minutes Recommended time: None Admission fee (without Lisboa Card): 8€ 🚩15:00~　Castelo de S. Jorge Next, we went to Castelo de S. Jorge. After climbing the hill with all our might, a great view awaits. It's not a castle, but the castle walls remain, and you can go up (it's high, so if you're scared of heights, be careful; my legs were shaking). You can see the beautiful cityscape of Lisbon. If you go at sunset, you'll be able to see the cityscape and the sea dyed in the sunset. Please be aware of the closing time. You need to exchange your ticket before entering. The ticket office is divided into Lisboa Card holders and ticket buyers. When I visited, there was no wait time for the Lisboa Card, but there was a long line for purchasing tickets. Be sure to check the line and wait in the appropriate place. 【📢Information】Castle of São Jorge Ticket exchange: Required Time required: 40-60 minutes Waiting time: 10 minutes Recommended time: Sunset in the evening Admission fee (without Lisboa Card): 8€ 🚩16:00~ Santa Engracia Church Panteão Nacional The church where Vasco da Gama's tomb is located. You will be amazed by the height of the ceiling when you enter. When you go up to the 4th floor, there is an observation deck. You can see a very beautiful view, but be careful as it is windy. I went there just before sunset, so it was very pleasant to watch the sky and the city gradually turn orange. Nearby, the flea market Feira da Ladra (Campo de Santa Clara) is held on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and it was very lively. There are many shops selling things individually, so it seems like there are a lot of bargains. If you are interested, please visit with cash. [📢Information] Church of Santa Engracia Ticket exchange: Not required Time required: 30 minutes Waiting time: 10 minutes Recommended time: Sunset in the evening Admission fee (without Lisboa Card): 8€ 🔸Summary This card is a great way to get around Lisbon at a good price. I spent the whole day sightseeing with the Lisboa Card, so I had both breakfast and lunch standing up eating bread from a bakery (lol). My schedule is a bit tight, but I think it's good value even if you take your time to explore. However, there are some facilities that are not included, so I recommend checking whether the facilities you're interested in are free or discounted with the Lisboa Card before using it. #Lisboa #LisboaCard #LisbonSightseeing #OverseasTravelTactics

Explore Lisbon, Portugal’s vibrant coastal capital where history, culture, and stunning views come together. Wander through the colorful streets of Alfama, ride the iconic yellow tram, and admire the breathtaking views from São Jorge Castle. Indulge in traditional pastéis de nata, savor fresh seafood by the Tagus River, and experience the soulful melodies of Fado music. With its blend of historic charm, lively atmosphere, and warm Mediterranean climate, this guide will take you through the best of Lisbon’s must-visit landmarks and hidden gems. #europetrip

# Sign up for hotel trial sleepers in December Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, attracts countless tourists with its unique charm and rich culture. When I set foot on this land, I felt as if I had traveled through time and came to ancient Europe, feeling the weight of history and the vitality of modern times. Here, every street and every building has its own story, waiting for me to discover. ## Day 1: Explore Alfama District My journey started in the Alfama district, a place full of history. The narrow alleys and ancient buildings made me feel like I was frozen in time. The morning sunlight shines through the windows on the stone pavement, reflecting mottled light and shadow. ### Lost in the alley Walking into the alleys of Alfama, I felt like an explorer, exploring aimlessly with the curiosity in my heart. You may encounter surprises at every corner, and the occasional Fado music made me stop in my tracks. This is a unique Portuguese music with strong emotions, which makes me feel the local people's love and sorrow for life. ### Visit the Castle of St. George Not far away, the Castle of St. George stands on a hill, overlooking the entire city. I decided to challenge myself and climb up this ancient castle. Along the way, you can occasionally see locals drinking coffee leisurely and enjoying life. After arriving at the castle, I was stunned by the spectacular view. The whole of Lisbon unfolded before my eyes, with golden rivers and colorful houses intertwined to form a beautiful picture. ### Experience local cuisine After descending the mountain, I went to a small local restaurant and tasted the famous bakalawu (salted cod). This dish is full of color, flavor and fresh vegetables and herbs, which makes me intoxicated. After the meal, I ordered a famous Portuguese egg tart. The crispy outer shell and fragrant egg custard filling are unforgettable. ## Day Two: Historical Tour of Belem District The next day, I came to Belem district, which is the historical and cultural center of Lisbon. The morning sun reflects on the Belem Tower. This 16th-century tower is like a guardian, quietly watching over the Tez River. ### Visit Jeronimos Monastery Next, I visited the Monastery of Jerónimos, a fine example of Portuguese Manueline architecture. The carvings inside the monastery are exquisite and made me feel the splendor of that era. Wandering in the monastery courtyard and listening to the tour guide telling historical stories, you feel like you have returned to the era of exploring the New World. ### Taste Belem Egg Tart After the tour, of course I couldn’t miss the Belém egg tart. This is a must-eat delicacy when in Lisbon. It’s crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, sweet but not greasy, and I couldn’t help but take one bite after another. The aroma of coffee coupled with the taste of egg tarts made me intoxicated. ## Day 3: The blend of modernity and tradition On day three, I decided to explore the modern side of Lisbon. Riding the famous tram No. 28 and enjoying the city scenery along the way, this old tram shuttles between history and modernity, allowing me to feel the unique charm of Lisbon. ### Visit the University of Lisbon I came to the University of Lisbon, which is an institution with a long history. The campus is lined with trees and full of academic atmosphere. Following the tour guide's introduction, I learned more about the history and achievements of the university, and admired the beautiful architecture on campus. ### Explore modern art Afterwards, I headed to the Museum of Modern Art in Lisbon, where many contemporary art works are on display. I was pleasantly surprised by the color and creativity in the gallery, and many of the works made me think about things in life. This blend of modernity and tradition gave me a deeper understanding of Lisbon. ## Day 4: Leisure time on the beach On my last day in Lisbon, I decided to head to the seaside and enjoy a leisurely morning. Walking along the coastline, the breeze blowing on your face makes you feel very comfortable. ### Stroll along the promenade I came to the promenade, and the beautiful scenery here made me linger. The sun shines on the sea, and the waves are sparkling, as if inviting me to blend into the blue. The cafes along the way exuded tempting aromas. I found a restaurant near the seaside, ordered a cup of iced coffee, and enjoyed the tranquility. ### Visit the aquarium Next, I came to the Lisbon Oceanarium, one of the largest indoor aquariums in the world. When I walked into the museum, I was amazed by all kinds of marine life. Especially the huge shark, swimming in the water, majestic. Watching these beautiful creatures, I feel the magic and magnificence of nature. ## Conclusion My four-day trip to Lisbon left a deep impression on this city. From the historic Alfama district to the display of modern art, from the delicious Bakaraou to the sweet Belem egg tarts, these have become indelible memories in my heart. The charm of Lisbon lies not only in its scenery, but also in its culture and people. Every local is warm and friendly, making me feel like home. This is a city worth revisiting, and there will be new discoveries and emotions every time you come. I hope that one day in the future, I can set foot on this land again and continue my journey of exploration.

#DecemberTravelSupportEvent Lisbon Tram No. 28 is a must-ride experience for travelers! The sight of the vintage yellow tram running along the narrow alleys and hills is the charm of Lisbon itself. While riding, you can enjoy the history and scenery of Lisbon at a glance while passing major tourist attractions such as Alfama and Baixa. The old wooden seats and the rattling sound add to the vintage feel. However, because it is so popular, there are quite a lot of people and you may not be able to sit down, but the view through the window makes you forget all the inconvenience. If you want to truly feel the atmosphere of Lisbon, you must ride it!

First time climbing the castle walls The view from above is worth seeing. Buy a pass to visit Lisbon Great value for money 12th century castle Enjoy a great view of Lisbon's old town from a high vantage point You need to buy a ticket to enter the castle and there are a lot of people queuing to enter the park So it's best to come early in the morning. There are peacocks roaming freely in the castle Portugal is a country that was once one of the world's hegemons. The castle at the highest point in Lisbon Standing on the hill for hundreds of years, it has witnessed the history of Lisbon Worth visiting In the garden area outside the castle There are many peacocks moving freely It also attracts the attention of tourists.

In Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, the Castle of St. George stands proudly on the top of the mountain, overlooking the whole picture of Lisbon with its majestic posture, like a loyal guard, guarding the essence of this city. Every brick and tile of the castle is engraved with memories of the past, and every breeze carries the breath of the past. Wandering on the solid walls of the ancient castle, the whispers of history echo in your ears, and the ancient sacredness and solemnity arise spontaneously. Being here, I feel a deeper connection to this city and this past. St. George Castle is not only the guardian of the years, but also the weaver of time! Standing on the top of the castle, the thread of history seems to be within reach and the passage of time is clearly perceptible. Every brick and stone of the castle is whispering ancient stories, and every breeze is gently caressing the past. The Castle of St. George adds a touch of mystery and wonder to this journey! São Jorge Castle, a gallery of historical memory. The ancient city walls record an indelible legend, while your imagination gives it new vitality. As you walk through it, every step you take echoes of history, and every glance you take in the picture of time. Let your thoughts fly freely, perform with the castle, and create your own unique chapter!

The Castle of São Jorge is one of the must-see attractions in Lisbon, with its well-preserved ancient walls and arched windows full of historical atmosphere. From the top of the castle, you can overlook the entire old town, including the magnificent view of the red tile roofs and the Tejo River, which is especially unforgettable at sunset😍 It is recommended to buy tickets in advance on Trip! It is very convenient and can save you time waiting in long queues. This is definitely one of the best places to take photos, enjoy the scenery and learn about the history of Portugal. It is a great place to both travel and study! #lisbon #portugal #lisbon #portugal #lisbontravel #lisbonattractions #european

Best time to travel Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best seasons to visit, as the weather is mild and there are fewer tourists. Main attractions • Belém Tower: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Lisbon’s iconic landmarks. • Jerónimos Monastery: This historic monastery with magnificent architecture is a World Cultural Heritage. • Rossio Train Station: exquisite Manueline-style architecture. • São Jorge Castle: Located at the highest point of the city, overlooking the entire city. • Alfama: Lisbon's oldest neighbourhood, full of charming streets and traditional restaurants. • Parque das Nações: a symbol of modern Lisbon, housing a world-class oceanarium. Food Recommendations • Portuguese egg tarts: The most authentic Portuguese egg tarts are made in the century-old shop near the Belém Tower. • Seafood: Due to its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, seafood is fresh and delicious, such as grilled fish. • Portuguese cuisine: Traditional Portuguese stews with rich flavours. Transportation • Subway: covers major attractions in the city, convenient and fast. • Tram: An ancient means of transportation that allows you to travel around the city and experience local customs. Among them, the No. 28 tram is the most distinctive. • Buses and ferries: connect the city to surrounding areas. Accommodation options Alfama, Belém and the city center are popular places to stay, and you can choose from luxury hotels to budget hostels, depending on your budget and preferences. Tips • Purchase a Lisbon Card and enjoy free rides on public transportation and discounts or free admission to many attractions. • Buy souvenirs at local markets at more affordable prices. • Avoid walking alone in the alleys of Alfama at night.