Located on the north bank of the Tagus River, the Monument of Discoveries was built in 1940 to honor the 33 heroes of Portuguese discoveries etched on each side of the monument. Photo by The Wanderer
The monument offers charged lifts to its top. Standing at approximately 50 m high, you can enjoy a 360 view of Lisbon from on here. Photo by The Wander
Directly opposite the monument is one of Portugal’s most prominent Late Gothic style architecture. Inspired by Vasco da Game, construction lasted over 100 years and today, it is open to tourists for exploration. Photo by The Wanderer
Walking around the city of Lisbon is quite entertaining in itself. Take a minute to enjoy some very talented street artists. Even the cute puppy appreciates the music! Photo by The Wanderer
