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Located in the Algarve region of southern Portugal, Faro is known for its world-class coastline, pure waters and fantastic rock caves. One of the most famous attractions is Benagil Cave, also known as **"Love Rock Cave"**, where sunlight shines through the natural skylight at the top of the cave, forming a fantastic light and shadow, known as one of the most beautiful natural caves on Earth! 1️⃣ Must-try experience | Take a boat ride deep into the Love Rock Cave🚤 The ideal way to really walk into a rock cave is by boat! Since the waters around the cave are deeper and visitors cannot swim directly in, signing up for a speedboat tour or kayaking tour is the best option. 📍Departure points: Cruise tours are available in Faro, Albufeira, Lagos and other places. 📍Best time: Recommended in the morning, direct sunlight inside the cave, the most beautiful light! 📍Boat Tour Recommendation: In addition to the Love Rock Cave, the cruise usually passes through several secret sea-eroded caves and cliff beaches, such as Praia da Marinha, which is definitely worth exploring! 2️⃣ Other must-see attractions 🏝️ 🔹 Praia da Marinha - known as "one of the most beautiful beaches in the world", the water is crystal clear, suitable for snorkeling and sunbathing. 🔹Cidade Velha - stone streets, orange tile roofs, full of the leisurely atmosphere of southern Portugal. 🔹 Ria Formosa Nature Park (Ria Formosa) – for eco lovers, explore the mangroves, lagoons, and even see pink flamingos by boat! 🦩 3️⃣ Travel TIPS 📌 ✅ Best travel season: April-October, the summer wind is calm and the most suitable for boating into the cave. ✅ Transportation: Faro Airport offers direct flights to several European cities, or about 3 hours by train from Lisbon. ✅ Waterproof Preparation: If you are joining a kayaking tour, remember to bring a waterproof bag to protect your phone camera! 📷 The Algarve coast boasts world-class natural wonders, and whether you’re here to take a picture or enjoy an ocean exploration, Faro is sure to give you the experience of a lifetime! #PortugalTravel #Faro #LoveCave #Banyala Cave #Algarve #EuropeanSecretSecret #SeaErosion Cave Exploration

Lisbon, as the capital of Portugal, boasts a rich history and culture, and is a great place to explore the Age of Discovery with the iconic Belém Tower, the Monument of the Discovery, and mesmerizing seaside views and magnificent squares to discover. 1️⃣ Must-visit attractions 🗼 Belém Tower Built in the 16th century, Beren Tower is one of the symbols of the Age of Discovery in Portugal it was once a fortification and a starting point for voyagers. ⚓ Monument to the Great Navigation (Padrão dos Descobrimentos) Located in the district of Belém, the monument pays homage to the great explorers who promoted the Age of Great Voyage in Portugal. 🌊Praia de Belém The Belém district has a beautiful seaside where you can stroll, relax, and take in the views of the Tejo River and the Atlantic Ocean. 🏰Praça do Comércio The square is one of the most iconic places in Lisbon, with a monumental column that symbolizes Portugal’s maritime history. 2️⃣ Playing Tips ✅ Transportation: •You can take the metro to the “Cais do Sodré” station and change to a bus to the Belém district. •If you live in the city, take the metro to the “Terreiro do Paço” station to reach the commercial plaza for easy walking to the surrounding attractions. Lisbon is not only a testament to history, but also has fascinating scenery and culture to discover! #Lisbon #Lisbon Attractions #Travel to Portugal

#2月好地方2025 ✨Sintra, colored by fairy tales, is the medieval picture in every girl’s dream! You don’t have to squeeze into Lisbon, you can unlock Portugal’s most magical secrets in one day~ This time, we’ll teach you how to avoid the crowds and take magical photos that will go viral on Instagram! 📌 **Top 3 must-visit attractions** 1️⃣ **Pena Palace**｜The original Rainbow Candy Castle! The red, yellow and blue contrasting exterior walls are very eye-catching. It is recommended to arrive before 10 am to avoid the tour groups and rent the entire garden. Remember to wear a light-colored skirt, which goes perfectly with the colorful tiled walls! 2️⃣ **Moorish Castle (Castelo dos Mouros)**｜Hike to the top to overlook the entire mountain city. The stone steps are a bit slippery but the scenery is definitely worth it! At 3 pm when the sun shines obliquely, the castle's outline looks as beautiful as a silhouette painting. 3️⃣ **Quinta da Regaleira**｜Mysterious underground maze + 27-meter spiral stairwell, take photos with a Gothic filter! But the manor closes at 5pm, so remember to set aside 2 hours to stroll around. 🚗 **Transportation Tips** Take bus No. 434 from Lisbon Rossio Train Station, which takes about 40 minutes one way. The ticket is Viva Viagem card, a day pass is only 6 euros! If you want to save time, you can directly charter a car, and the driver will help you grab the early bird ticket for Pena Palace~ 📸 **Hidden camera trick** ✅ The corridor at the back door of Pena Palace: a golden angle that no one has discovered, which can frame the entire castle and the forest! ✅ Cracks in the stone walls of the Moorish Castle: Put your palms in and pretend to "push away history", it's very storytelling! ✅ Regaleira Manor Fountain Pool: Use the reflection on the water surface to take symmetrical compositions, just like the Instagram bloggers! ⚠️ **Lightning Avoidance Guide** ❌ Don’t wear high heels! The Moorish Castle is all gravel roads, so flat shoes are the right way~ ❌ The Pena Palace is most crowded from 2 to 4 pm, so it’s better to check in during off-peak hours! ❌ Bring cash! Some souvenir shops only accept Euros, and ATM machines are only available at the foot of the mountain. ✨The magic of Sintra never relies on filters. Only by seeing it with your own eyes can you feel the shock of "traveling through time and space"! Remember to save this guide and check in next time to hand in your homework~👇 #PortugalTravel #NicheSecrets #EuropeanCastle #PhotographyHolyPlace #SintraGuide

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is a famous hilly city. The houses and streets are built along the slopes, with significant elevation differences. Often, the front door is on the first floor, while the back door leads to the second floor. This unique topography has given rise to many funiculars and elevators, the most famous of which is the Santa Justa Elevator (Elevador de Santa Justa). The entrance to the Santa Justa Elevator is located on Rua de Santa Justa. The exterior is a beautiful 10-story Gothic-style structure with intricate carvings and openwork. The elevator itself is made of wood and was completed in 1902. Originally steam-powered, it was later converted to electric power. A ride on the elevator costs €5.3, but it's free with a Lisbon Card. However, if you come too late, you might have to queue, as it is a well-known tourist attraction. The top floor of the elevator is an observation deck with a great view, offering a panoramic vista of Lisbon. It's quite impressive.

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Padrão dos Descobrimentos, the Discoverers' Monument, is a famous attraction in the Belem district of Lisbon, Portugal. It is used to commemorate the glorious achievements of Portugal in the Age of Exploration in the 15th century. It can be said to be the starting point of the Age of Exploration. The Monument to the Discoverers is shaped like a sail setting out to sea, with huge stone statues on the left and right wings, depicting famous navigators, navigators and missionaries of the Age of Discovery. There are a total of 32 statues of lifelike figures. Inside the monument is an exhibition room, with an entrance ticket costing €10. There are documentary screenings and a rooftop observation deck. Personally, I think it's okay. You can just take some photos outside and take some time to visit the Belem Tower and Jerónimo Monastery nearby. They are quite worth a visit. #PortugalTravel #Monument to the Discoverers #Belem #Lisbon

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Torre de Belem, when strolling around the Belem district in the suburbs of Lisbon, you will surely not miss this most classic landmark building of the Portuguese port. The five-story defensive carved fortress is also the symbol of Lisbon. It was built in 1514 to commemorate Vasco da Gama's successful circumnavigation of the world and is of extraordinary significance. The Belém Tower is divided into two parts: the tower body and the rampart. It is a Portuguese Manueline-style building, like a medieval sea fortress. This giant white tower has witnessed the prosperity and rise and fall of the Age of Discovery. The function of Belém Tower has changed several times, from an initial defensive fortress to a prison for criminals, and now it is listed as a World Heritage Site, which has repeatedly demonstrated the importance of Portugal in the Age of Discovery. The first floor is the entrance to the battery, the basement is the prison cell, the second floor is an open platform, the third to fifth floors are internal rooms, there is a white carved balcony outside the third floor, and the top floor overlooks the entire port, with beautiful scenery. The ticket price is €6 and it is well worth the visit. #PortugalTravel #BelemTower

While traveling in Porto, the second largest city in Portugal, I stumbled upon a Portuguese restaurant called 'PapaVinhos' while strolling along the Douro River. Because it is not located in the bustling city center, there are relatively fewer tourists, the prices are reasonable, and it has a leisurely and romantic riverside atmosphere. PapaVinhos offers authentic Portuguese cuisine, especially in their steak and seafood dishes, which are fresh and delicious. The flavors are quite mild, not too salty or spicy, which suits Taiwanese tastes well. My friend and I ordered steak and cod as our main courses, which were prepared in a style similar to creamy baked seafood. It was a unique cooking method that we hadn't tried before and it was quite good. Portuguese potato chips are all hand-cut irregularly, retaining the skin and deep-fried, making them much tastier than frozen ones! The dishes also come with a large amount of salad, which helps to balance the richness of the meal. Overall, the dining experience was very pleasant, and the staff were super nice, which is probably why the place is popular with locals.

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.

#1月好去地方2025 There are many tourist attractions in the suburban "Belem District" less than 30 minutes away from Lisbon. In addition to the famous Maritime Monument, Belem Tower, and the original Portuguese egg tart shop, there is also the popular attraction "Mosteiro dos Jerónimos Monastery" which always has a long queue. The reason why the monastery is so popular is because of the building itself, which is a fusion of the Arab Moorish style and the Portuguese Manueline style. It uses golden limestone as the building material. In the main building of the spires and arcades, a large number of natural elements of the great voyages are used to decorate it, making the monastery more simple and vast. The Jerónimos Monastery is not only an important landmark in the Age of Discovery, but also the final resting place of King Manuel I of Portugal. It is also the birthplace of Portuguese egg tarts and is well worth a visit. The entrance ticket is €10, and you can exchange your ticket for free with a Lisbon Card. It is recommended to purchase a package that includes the Belém Tower for €12, which allows you to visit these two representative attractions of the Belém district together, which are quite good for taking photos. #PortugalTravel #Lisbon #Belem #Jerónimos Monastery

First experience with Portuguese burgers, this handcrafted burger joint located near the Lisbon Museum, Cafe de Rio - Craft Burger, offers gluten-free burgers. The most distinctive feature is that the burgers don't have buns, resembling more of a vegetable sandwich with a burger patty, topped with a sunny-side-up egg. The side dish is thick-cut, skin-on fries, making for a very casual and natural eating experience, which is quite unique. Cafe de Rio also has something special, which is the red and green dipping sauces. The red one is tomato sauce, and the green one is mayonnaise. The flavors are slightly sweet, slightly sour, and slightly creamy, a novel and unique taste that I've never experienced before, and it helps to cut through the greasiness of the burger patty. Cafe de Rio's handcrafted burgers are very popular. Besides being gluten-free, they also offer vegetarian burgers. The interior decor is quite modern, and the staff is friendly and chatty. If you have the chance to travel to Lisbon, you should try this unique Portuguese burger.

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Belém is located about 40 minutes’ drive from downtown Lisbon. There are many buildings and monuments commemorating the Portuguese Age of Navigation. There is also a famous century-old Portuguese egg tart shop. Why not plan a half-day tour of Belém? 📍Mosteiro dos Jerónimos Monastery It was built to commemorate the triumphant return of the famous Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama from Europe to India The monastery combines the architectural features of Venetian and Renaissance styles The magnificent building is one of the most famous monuments in Portugal The famous Portuguese egg tart was developed by the nuns of the monastery! : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

Cabo da Roca is the southwesternmost point of the entire Eurasian continent Located at 38 degrees 47 minutes north latitude and 9 degrees 30 minutes west longitude There is an eye-catching cross monument The monument is engraved with a sentence written by a famous Portuguese poet: "The land ends here and the sea begins here." It feels like I'm at the end of the world here The endless Atlantic Ocean and the surging waves Certificates are available for sale at the Cabo da Roca Visitor Center for €11 each. Prove that you have been to the westernmost point of Eurasia ‼ ️Pay attention to the opening hours of the visitor center 🔸October to April: 0900-1830 🔸May to September: 0900-1930 The scenery of Cabo da Roca varies depending on the weather. It is highly recommended to come only when the weather is good‼ ️ Otherwise it will just be very foggy and you can't see anything clearly. It would be even worse if it was windy and rainy The wind is very strong, so it is recommended to wear a jacket even in summer 【How to get there】 Usually tourists who go to Cabo da Roca combine a one-day trip to Sintra First take the train from Lisbon to Sintra and then take the bus 🚌1624 from Sintra to get there. Bus 1624 only accepts cash €2.6 and runs about half an hour If there are many people, it is more cost-effective to call Uber directly from the Sintra train station. 📍 Cabo da Roca, Portugal #globaltravel #cao da lorca #portugal #portugaltravel #lisbon #lisbonattractions #sintra #lisbonattractions

The bookstore was founded in 1906 and has a history of over 100 years. The red spiral staircase at the entrance is the landmark of the bookstore. Harry Potter author JK Rowling often went to bookstores to get inspiration The bookstore unexpectedly became popular‼ ️ In just a few minutes, people were coming and going, making it difficult to take photos. Go up the arc-shaped stairs to the second floor, which looks a bit like a magic study. The book collection space is very high and is decorated with exquisite wood carvings. It is worthy of the title of "the most beautiful bookstore in the world" There is a Harry Potter section on the first floor of the bookstore The screen was showing the Harry Potter movie, and there were also some sets and decorations for taking photos. When you are walking in the bookstore, don’t forget to look up 👀 Detailed wood carvings on the first floor ceiling The glass painting on the second floor ceiling reads "Decus in Labore" The English meaning is "Dignity in Work", which means that people who work in bookstores have dignity. There are 3 types of tickets for Livraria Lello, which can be purchased on site or booked online. It is recommended to book the earliest time slot so that you can enjoy a quieter bookstore. Tickets are divided into the following categories: ❶ Ticket Silver €8 🔸Show your ticket when buying books to get 8 Euros off ❷ Ticket Gold €15.95 🔸You can make an appointment online in advance for admission (saving time queuing) 🔸A designated book ❸ Ticket Plantium €50 🔸Show your ticket when buying books to get 50 euros off 🔸Enter the Gemma Room (a space dedicated to luxurious and rare books) 🔸Skip the queue for priority admission Ticket Silver and Ticket Plantium ticket prices can be used to offset book purchases at the bookstore But not including stationery, canvas bags It is recommended to buy Ticket Gold on the official website! Choose the earliest time slot I bought an English version of The Little Prince for about €15.95 to offset the cost of the ticket. 📍Livraria Lello R. das Carmelitas 144, 4050-161 Porto #GlobalTravel #Portugal #Porto #PortoCheck-in Spots #Libreria Lello #PortugalTravel #PortugalFreeTravel #PortoAttractionsRecommended

Dubbed the most beautiful train station in Europe, the walls are adorned with blue and white painted tiles, made up of 20,000 tiles. It is truly spectacular and lifelike, resembling an art gallery. This stunning station is located in Porto and is a must-visit and popular check-in spot for tourists. São Bento Station has been around for a century, with its stone walls looking magnificent yet showing signs of age. As soon as you step into the station hall, you are struck by the giant murals made of blue and white tiles on all four walls, complemented by arched glass windows. It is simply breathtaking! Each mural on the walls tells a historical story. If you take a closer look and appreciate them, it feels like traveling back in time to the era of the Kingdom of Portugal. Walking onto the platform and seeing the modern-style trains, it feels like you've traveled back to the present day. It is truly worth a visit.

#2024TravelReview I have been to Europe many times, and I always recommend my friends to visit Portugal, which is really a beautiful country with good quality and low price. This time I want to recommend #Porto, the second largest city in Portugal. This charming port city with both history and modernity is neither too big nor too small. If you like in-depth travel, you can slow down and walk and play slowly. If you want to concentrate on experiencing this city quickly, then remember to save this article first. / Two-day walking route / 🟣Day1: Breakfast: Majestic Café > Armas Church > Central Market Mercado do Bolhão > Shopping at R. de Passos Manuel > Lunch: Café Santiago > Church of San Ildefonso > Porto São Bento Station > Dom Luís I Bridge > Porto Cathedral > Caves Cálem Winery > Dinner: Restaurante Cantina 32 If you come to Porto, why not start your day at Majestic Café! This cafe is located in the city center and is recommended by many people as a must-visit place. Not only does it have a retro vibe, but it also has super delicious coffee. However, because it is so popular, it is recommended to go early, otherwise you may have to wait in line for a long time! Afterwards, you can walk to the Iglesia de Armas. The most special feature of this church is the blue and white tiles on the exterior wall, which depict the faith stories and history of Portugal. It is worth taking some time to appreciate it slowly. After leaving the church, don’t miss the nearby central market, Mercado do Bolhão, which has a strong local flavor and sells fresh agricultural products and traditional snacks. It feels like you are part of the daily life of the Bolhão people. R. de Passos Manuel, this street has many specialty shops and fashion brands, it is super fun to go shopping! By taking a walk like this, you can not only experience the culture of Porto, but also satisfy your appetite for food, drink and fun, making your day very fulfilling! For lunch, we went to Café Santiago, a must-try place. It is famous for its classic #Francesinha (a special sandwich made in Porto). The rich sauce and rich layers are mouth-watering. Although simple, it is really delicious! After lunch, we continued our tour. #SantoIldefonsoChurch and Porto São Bento Station are both highly recommended itineraries. The murals in Porto São Bento Station are also art landmarks that cannot be missed. Then you can walk slowly all the way to the Porto Cathedral (Sé do Porto) and feel the solemn atmosphere of this ancient church. After leaving the church, cross the Douro River along the Dom Luís I Bridge, which truly combines the beauty of architecture and landscape. Standing on the bridge, you can overlook the magnificent view of the Douro River, and you can also see Ribeira Square and the old town of Porto. This section of the road is especially suitable for walking and taking pictures. To end the day, book a guided tour of the Caves Cálem winery in the evening. During the visit, you can get an in-depth understanding of the port wine brewing process. After the tour, there is also a Fado performance to enjoy. It is really a super enjoyable time to taste port wine while listening to music. If you’re still feeling a little hungry at this point, head to Restaurante Cantina 32! The grilled octopus at this restaurant is huge in portion and delicious, making it the perfect end to the day! ( Day2 Second day itinerary to be continued....... ) #Porto #PortugalTravel #EuropeTourism #Must-visit Attractions in Porto #FoodTour #PortoChurch #PortoCafe #Francesinha #PortoWineCell #PortoAttractionsRecommended #TravelInspiration #EuropeCityTravel #PortoInternetBeautifulAttractions

I happened to pass by Do Norte Café while walking and immediately decided to try this restaurant instead. Located near the Parsonage Tower in the center of Porto, this place is like a hidden treasure shop, with a charming and cozy atmosphere in a low-key manner. The interior of the store is decorated in wooden simplicity with a sense of warmth, and the sunlight fills the entire space through the large windows - it's so beautiful. The menu is full of choices, and everything is delicious. Their coffee is also highly recommended. It is very rich and fragrant. I like it very much. And I must say that the best thing about visiting Portugal is that the prices are so cheap~ The breakfast plate you ordered also comes with a cup of latte, which can be eaten by two people. The price is only 30.2 euros. The business hours of this store are from 8:30 am to 4 pm every day. Because the locals also love this store, it is recommended to be an early bird and get a seat! When you come to Bodo, remember to walk into this cafe and feel the enthusiasm of the locals and the charm of Bodo’s food! 🔰 Brunch Traditional €15.95 🔰 Waffle Salgado €10.95 🔰 Ice Latte Caramel €3.3 ////////////////////////// Store information///////////////////////// //// ✅ Do Norte Café by Hungry Biker @do_nortecafe 📍 Address: Rua do Almada 57/59 4000, 4050-036 Porto, Portugal ⏰Business hours: 08:30am - 16:00pm #Porto Food #DoNorteCafe #Porto Brunch #Brunch Recommendation #Portugal Travel #Portugal Must Eat #Porto Check-in Attractions #Travel Daily #porto #portugaltravel

#Train #100 ways to travel Portugal train trip, moving from Porto to Lisbon, and then to the neighboring Belém and Sintra, can be easily reached through the Portuguese national railway system, combined with trams and buses, which is quite convenient. ✓Porto-Lisbon Portugal has two major cities, Porto in the central part and Lisbon in the south. The most convenient way to travel between them is by train. The national railway trains are divided into IC and AP. The intercity train IC is similar to the Juguang Express of Taiwan Railways, with more stops. The journey from Porto to Lisbon takes more than 3 hours; the high-speed train AP is the Ziqiang Express, which only takes 2.5 hours to arrive, but the ticket price is relatively expensive, and there are first-class business class and second-class economy class. By the way, the most beautiful São Bento Station in Porto is decorated with Portugal’s most famous painted blue and white tiles. It is very elegant and beautiful, like an art museum. Be sure to take photos and check in. The station has a special kind of romance when it is lit up at night. ✓Lisbon-Belem The Belém district in the suburbs of Lisbon is also the area where tourists most often arrange day trips. It has popular attractions such as the famous Monument to the Navigators, the Belém Tower, the Jerónimos Monastery, as well as a century-old Portuguese egg tart shop. Transportation is very convenient. From Lisbon Cais do Sodre Station, you can take the local train that runs every 20 minutes and arrive in less than 10 minutes. The ticket price is only €1.35, which is convenient, fast and cheap. #PortugalTravel #PortugueseNationalFrench #Train #100WaysToTravel

#August2024 《The National Museum of Contemporary Art》R. Serpa Pinto 4, 1200-444 Lisboa, Portugal has classical works. A mixture of modern art and ancient sculptures, with a wide variety of works and high space utilization. Can walk freely around the museum, very interesting pieces, the museum collection is impressive. #PortugalTravel #PortugalDestinations

#August2024 Jardim do Torel》R. Julio de Andrade, 1150-122 Lisboa, Portugal Beautiful park with benches, shady trees, drinking fountains. There is a small but beautiful fountain. A retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the city. There are picturesque spots to photograph, as well as to write, paint, or read. This is a great place to relax and enjoy the outdoors. #PortugalTravel #PortugalDestinations

#AugustGoodPlaces2024 #Portugal #PortugalTravel #PortugalFreeTravel 《Palacio Nacional da Ajuda》Largo da Ajuda, 1349-021 Lisboa, Portugal The magnificent palace is very gorgeous, the palace is very cool and spacious, and the ceiling and most of the walls are decorated with a lot of art. The richness of the furniture is impressive, with precise collections in each room and translations in several languages. Well worth a look, highly recommended.

The Museum of Contemporary Art – MAC/CCB, located at Praca do Imperio, 1449-003 Lisbon, Portugal, features a vast collection of modern and contemporary art. The museum houses many interesting paintings, including famous artworks and pieces by local artists. It is a very interesting and diverse museum with a wide variety of modern art, making it well worth a visit.

👋Today I will take you to the Lisbon Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology (MAAT) to experience an unprecedented visual feast! 🏛 When I first saw the outdoor architecture of MAAT, I was really shocked! Its unique shape looks like a spaceship from the future that has landed on the riverside. 😲🌊 The integration of the building and the river is seamless, and the flowing water element seems to inject life into the building. Can you imagine that kind of lively beauty? 💖👀 Its facade is made of extremely modern materials, which reflects charming light under the sunlight. Moreover, there are different visual effects when you look at it from different angles. Isn’t it super magical? 🤩 👣 Strolling around the building, every detail shows the architect's ingenuity. Those staggered balconies and terraces seem to invite you to explore more unknown scenery. 🌟 Especially the huge cantilevered structure, which makes people marvel at the superb architectural technology. 📸 This place is really suitable for taking photos and checking in, any shot you take will be a blockbuster! Friends, are you already eager to come here to take photos? 📍 Address: 🇵🇹MAAT, Av. Brasília, 1300-598 Lisboa, Portugal #MAAT #lisbon #outdoor architecture #architecturestyle #portugal #travelportugal #GlobalTravel

🏢 When I approached Porto Leixões Cruise Terminal, I was immediately attracted by its majestic and unique appearance. The smooth lines seem to be the traces left by the waves of the sea on the building. 🌊🌟 Its exterior uses a large area of ​​glass curtain wall, which not only fills the interior with natural light, but also allows you to enjoy the charming sea view outside. Imagine how pleasant it is to stand inside and look at the blue! 🎨 The roof design of the building is even more unique, like a huge wing, ready to fly. This dynamic and tense look is really eye-catching! 🤩 👀 Do you know? The building blends perfectly into its surroundings. The busyness of the port and the vastness of the sea have become its background. 💬🌳 The surrounding greenery is also excellent. The green plants and buildings complement each other, creating a peaceful and comfortable atmosphere. 📷 This is definitely a perfect place to take photos, whether it is a panoramic or close-up shot, you can take stunning photos. 📍 Address: Porto Leixões Cruise Terminal, 57GW+XF, Matosinhos, Portugal #ArchitectureTravel #PortugalTravel #Portugal #GlobalTravel #Marina

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

When traveling, I always search for restaurants in Chinese first, then check English websites to see if any locals recommend small eateries. After all, tastes can vary between East and West. I found 'Quermesse' through a foreign website. The moment I saw the photo of the gigantic lobster pasta, I immediately added it to my list. The restaurant is conveniently located near one of Lisbon's must-visit elevators, the Ascensor da Glória, making it easy to fit into your itinerary. Quermesse has two adjacent storefronts. One has a cozy, historic decor, while the other, where we were seated, has a brighter, more modern feel. That evening, it was just my sister and me, the only two Asians there (constantly being watched by the table next to us). When the lobster pasta was served, it was impressively large (the foreigners next to us glanced over again). Although it costs nearly 50 euros, I found it worth the price considering the portion size. The seafood was fresh, and the pasta tasted great. The mussels were also very appetizing, with a lemony broth that was deliciously tangy and salty. The fish soup, the yellow bowl, was surprisingly good—very thick but a bit salty, so we ordered an extra plate of bread. The bread here is sweeter and softer, not the typical dry European bread. If you prefer dry bread, you might want to skip it. Personally, I didn't find the combination too harmonious. Overall, this meal was relatively expensive by Portuguese standards, but if you're tired of Portuguese cuisine, I highly recommend coming here for a change of pace! 🔰 Handmade Bread: 1.75 euros 🔰 Mussels: 10.5 euros 🔰 Fish Soup: 6.95 euros 🔰 Lobster Pasta: 49.95 euros ———— Restaurant Information ———— Quermesse 📍 Address: Rua da Glória 85, 1250-115 Lisboa 🕰️ Hours: 12:00-15:00; 19:00-00:00

If you have limited time to visit only one city in Portugal, I would definitely recommend the beautiful Porto. Porto is adjacent to the Douro River and spans the riverbank, with one part located on the north bank of the Douro River and the other on the south bank. Wandering through the streets of Porto you will feel the vibrant atmosphere of this city. I especially like its colorful tiled buildings, which are full of Portuguese characteristics😍. One of the ways to explore Porto is to take a cable car up to the Dom Luís I Bridge over the Douro River. This double-decker iron bridge 🌁 is one of Porto's landmarks. From the bridge, you can see the flowing river, the colorful buildings on both sides of the river, and the boats shuttling back and forth on the Douro River, which is refreshing 😌. Portugal is famous for its delicious wines, and Porto is the home of Portuguese red wine. There are many wineries to visit in Portoli. I visited a historic winery, learned about the wine-making process and the local winemaking culture, and tasted the famous local Port Wine. 📍Location: Porto is located in the Porto District, about 300 kilometers from Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, and about 120 kilometers from the Spanish border. 🚝Transportation: Take the train to Porto's main train station - Porto-São Bento Train Station #PortugalTravel #Porto

At the beginning, I didn’t reserve much time in Portugal🇵🇹, so I just focused on visiting a few cities, including Colares and Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. Colares is located on the Atlantic coast of Portugal🌊, and one of its most famous attractions is Cabo da Roca. Cabo da Roca is the southwesternmost point of the entire Eurasian continent. We climbed to the lighthouse on the 140-meter-high cliff of Cape Roca, overlooking the boundless blue of the Atlantic Ocean and the magnificent cliff landscape. The sea breeze blows, making people feel the power and grandeur of nature😌. Lisbon is the capital of Portugal. The city is vibrant and charming ⭐️, with a rich history and charming architecture. We first visited the iconic Mosteiro dos Jerónimos (Jerónimos Monastery) ⛪️. This monastery was built in the 16th century in the Manuelian architectural style. Its ornate details and spectacular arches give you a sense of history. In addition to visiting the monastery, we also walked along the Lisbon coastline 🥰. Lisbon is located on the banks of the Tegus River, with a spectacular harbor and stunning seaside scenery 🌊. This is also an excellent place to taste fresh seafood. Visitors can enjoy the vast view of the Atlantic Ocean while tasting delicious seafood dishes🦐🐙🦞🦑. 🚆Transportation: It takes an hour and a half to drive along the coast from Lisbon to Cabo da Roca #Portugal #PortugalTravel

The filling is like cheese sauce, soft and sweet, just right The crust is layered and super crispy 😚 Even eating 2 of them is not greasy! Locals also add a little cinnamon powder to add to the aroma This place has a history of 177 years - the decoration has a sense of history In addition to Portuguese tarts, there are also local traditional pastries and port wine for sale It is famous for its endless queues 🥰 There are takeaway and dine-in options When eating Portuguese tarts outside the shop, horse-drawn carriages will pass by from time to time But there are many white pigeons, directly scared double chin fall out🤓 When you come to Portugal, you might as well try the Belém district 😋😋 · ｡･⁺˚*･༓* 𝗣𝗮𝘀𝘁é𝗶𝘀 𝗱𝗲 𝗕𝗲𝗹é𝗺 🏠: R. de Belém 84 92, 1300-085 Lisboa, Portugal 💰: 1.4 eur/ea // #aquaFoodDaily #aquasbelly #aquaTravelMap_Portugal #Portugal #PortugalTravel #PortugueseFood #PortugueseEggTart #Lisbon #PortugueseTart #PortugalTravel #portugal🇵🇹 #portugal #portugalfood #lisboa #pasteisdebelem

Cascais Beach Lisbon is not too hot in summer, the water is clear, the sand is fine, and the environment is very beautiful. There are many restaurants and hotels around the beach. If you like to play games in the sun, it is recommended to stay in Cascais for three days. Portugal has cool temperatures in the mornings and hot and sunny at noon, making it a great family holiday destination with super affordable seafood. Please note that there is only one shower facility on the beach. It is quite chaotic when there are many people, so please take good care of your children. #Overseas parent-child travel #Sunshine and beach #Seafood meal #lisboa #Portugal travel