| The underwater world Lisbon's Oceanarium is one of the world's largest aquariums. Designed by American architect Peter Chermeyeff, it rises from the river and is reached by a footbridge. It is a deep-sea diving experience without any of the risks, with about 25,000 fish, seabirds, and mammals in an enormous central tank that is the size of four Olympic-sized swimming pools. Visitors can look into it from different levels for close-ups of the various creatures, including different species of sharks. |
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Lisbon's icon; a symbol of the Age of Discovery Built in 1515 as a fortress to guard the entrance to Lisbon's harbor, the Belem Tower was the starting point for many of the voyages of discovery, and for the sailors it was the last sight of their homeland. It is a monument to Portugal's Age of Discovery, often serving as a symbol of the country, and UNESCO has listed it as a World Heritage monument. Built in the Manueline style, it incorporates many stonework motifs of the Discoveries, sculptures depicting historical figures such as St. Vincent and an exotic rhinoceros that inspired Dürer's drawing of the beast.
Lisbon full day Tour takes 8 hours. |
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Tour Visiting Program
- Parque das Nações
- Sé
- Castelo de Sao Jorge
- Parque Eduardo VII
- Mosteiro e Igreja Dos Jerónimos
- Torre de Belém
- Padrão dos Descobrimentos
- Rossio
- Av. Liberdade
- Marques Pombal
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