Our
four short days in Lisbon were shortened by a short bout of heatstroke,
and the most comfortable bed we've encountered yet (making it even
harder to get up in the morning). However, even with two weeks, Lisbon
has so much to see and do we couldn't have fit it all in.
What we
were able to fit in - three museums, a monastery and streetcar ride, the
spiciest Goa curry we've ever eaten, some shopping while exploring
downtown, an enormous street market Sunday morning, and two fabulous
feasts of piri-piri chicken...
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A funicular and graffiti |
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Typical architecture in Lisbon |
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The Santa Justa Elevator - in operation for more than 100 years |
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The Carmo Convernt - roofless but still an amazing place |
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Lisbon has some amazing graffiti artists |
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Treasures at the weekly flea market |
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Tram 28 still makes the rounds |
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Praca do Comercio - one of the main squares |
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Beautiful architecture in Belem |
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Art in the Berardo Museum |
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A Warhol at the Berardo |
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Details on the Jeronimos Monastery - UNESCO World Heritage Site |
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The Jeronimos Monastery from afar...it's pretty big |
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A Portuguese take on Goa curry...tasty and spicy |
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Piri Piri Chicken - never, ever touch your eyes! |
... all of which left us too exhausted to check our bus tickets to Seville before heading to the station. As it turned out, our bus departed at 10:00 and we realized we were at the wrong station at 8:30. Two metro rides across town and a mad dash through the station, we found the correct bus and settled in, saying good-bye to Lisbon... for now.
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