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Ponta da PassadeiraOpens in a new tab
Lisbon · Monuments & Historic Buildings · Illustrative photo
Remains of a neolithic settlement in the county of Moita
Ponte 25 de AbrilOpens in a new tab
Lisbon · Sights & Landmarks
The 25th of April Bridge, or Ponte 25 de Abril in Portuguese, is a suspension bridge connecting Lisbon to Almada over the Tagus (Rio Tejo) River. Its address is Rua Professor Vieira Natividade in Lisbon. Driving West from Lisbon, you will come to the 25th of April Bridge before you reach the Belém district. The lower level, added in 1999, carries the trains. The span took 45 months to complete, and was inaugurated in 1966, as the Salazar Bridge, after the country’s dictator at the time, António de Oliveira Salazar. After the dictatorship fell in April 1974, it was renamed to the current 25th of April Bridge. The design of the bridge is similar to the San Francisco – Golden Gate Bridge, because the same design firm, the American Bridge Company, designed both. A popular place to see the bridge is the river walk by Doca de Santo Amaro and the LX Factory and Alcântara area. The best time to see the bridge is at sunset. The Pilar 7 Bridge Experience tour gives you a birds-eye view of the bridge from a lookout point at 80 meters (262 feet). Visitors take a tour of the bridge and learn more about the history and interesting facts. The tour is normally free for visitors with a Lisboa Card. Almada is also a popular location for tourism because visitors can go to the Cristo Rei monument and get beautiful views. Visitors can take the Fertagus train from Rossio or Sete Rios and ferry from Cais do Sodré to Almada without dealing with traffic on the bridges. Popular places tourists like to visit while they're in this area of Lisbon include the National Coach Museum (2.1 km), Monument to the Discoveries (2.5 km), and the Jerónimos Monastery (2.6 km), and the Archaeology Museum (2.7 km). Other places tourists like to visit include the Chiado and Bairro Alto districts. The Vasco da Gama Bridge was built for the 1988 Lisbon Expo to connect the north and south parts of the country.
Ponte Filipina de Carenque de BaixoOpens in a new tab
Lisbon · Monuments & Historic Buildings
The Ponte Filipina de Carenque de Baixo, also known as Ponte Velha or Ponte do Lido, was built over the Ribeira de Carenque in the 17th century and stands between the parish of Venteira, in the municipality of Amadora, and the parish of Queluz e Belas, in the municipality of Sintra.
PontoOpens in a new tab
Lisbon · Cafés & Coffee Shops
Ponto AzulOpens in a new tab
Avenidas Novas · Cafés & Coffee Shops
A café in Lisbon serving coffee, pastries and desserts, along with traditional food and small plates. The menu also includes beer, wine and liquor, and there is outdoor seating for those who prefer to sit outside.
Ponto Com SaboresOpens in a new tab
Arroios · Restaurants
Portuguese, Brazilian & Italian flavours in the heart of Lisbon. Gluten-free options available.
Ponto da PicanhaOpens in a new tab
Almada · Quick Bites & Takeaway
Ponto das ArtesOpens in a new tab
Almada · Books, Music & Art Shops
Ponto das ArtesOpens in a new tab
Chiado · Books, Music & Art Shops
Ponto das Artes is a fine art supplies store offering a wide range of products for painting, drawing, calligraphy, printmaking, ceramics and sculpture. It also offers materials for architecture and design, children's and school supplies, easels and studio furniture, decorative arts and handicrafts, as well as paper, canvases, brushes and framing materials.
Ponto de Açaí de ArroiosOpens in a new tab
Anjos · Bakeries & Pastry Shops
Ponto de EncontroOpens in a new tab
Mouraria · Cafés & Coffee Shops
Ponto De EncontroOpens in a new tab
Lisbon · Restaurants
Ponto De EncontroOpens in a new tab
Belém · Cafés & Coffee Shops
A café in Lisbon serving homemade Portuguese food, including fresh fish, sardines and other traditional dishes. The menu also has small plates, dessert, coffee, beer, wine and liquor, with a bar on site and seating outdoors.
Ponto FinalOpens in a new tab
Lisbon · Restaurants
Ponto RebuçadoOpens in a new tab
Alvalade · Quick Bites & Takeaway
Popó'PãoOpens in a new tab
Lisbon · Bakeries & Pastry Shops
Savour the best of bread and of every region in a healthy way.
Popular da BicaOpens in a new tab
Cais do Sodré · Restaurants
Pôr do SolOpens in a new tab
Amadora · Bakeries & Pastry Shops
Porque NãoOpens in a new tab
Montijo · Restaurants
Create your website - Design your website using styles and lists to use. No design or programming skills required
Porta 15Opens in a new tab
Almada · Cafés & Coffee Shops
Porta 50 Craft Beer StoreOpens in a new tab
Alcântara · Shops & Markets
Porta AzulOpens in a new tab
Cais do Sodré · Design, Craft & Concept Stores
Porta LargaOpens in a new tab
Almada · Restaurants
Portas do SolOpens in a new tab
Alfama · Viewpoints & Photo Spots
Discover this viewpoint with its incredible vista, a sight in itself. Sought out as much for the view as for its unique tile decoration, this is one of the spots in Lisbon not to be missed.

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