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[jeffurlan]

Golden hour in Lisbon 🌅

Portugal 🇵🇹

[ivy-and-nettles]

Just a pic from my short time in Lisbon last year. I completely forgot about this one and I thought it deserved to be here ❤️

[danieldickdon]

Palácio de Monserrate 🇵🇹 #lisboa #lisboa🇵🇹 #lisbon #turismo #turismodeportugal #visitportugal #visitlisboa #visitlisbon #fotofrafia #fotografias #fotografobrasileiro #fotografobr #photo #photografias #photografy #photographylovers #photografier (em Palácio de Monserrate) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpOCKUvjJ-5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[portugalisrael]

O primeiro bolo-rei. O bolo-rei como o conhecemos nasceu em França (no séc. XVII) e foi trazido por Balthazar Castanheiro Jr. para a Confeitaria Nacional em 1873, tornando o nosso estabelecimento o primeiro a vender esta iguaria em Portugal. Mas nem tudo foi fácil. Tanto no estrangeiro como em Portugal este bolo foi vítima de “pressões políticas” por remeter à monarquia: em 1789, com o fim da monarquia em França, a venda de “gateâu des rois” foi temporariamente proibida; já em Portugal os republicanos fizeram várias tentativas de mudar o nome do bolo depois da queda da monarquia em 1910 (bolo-presidente e ex-bolo-rei foram algumas das tentativas) – mas sempre sem sucesso, já que o bolo era uma parte importante da tradição de várias famílias portuguesas. No dia de reis vamos contar-lhe um pouco mais sobre a origem do bolo-rei, mas até lá não se esqueça de fazer connosco a sua encomenda! * The first bolo-rei. The bolo-rei (king cake) as we know it was born in France (in the 17th century) and was brought by Balthazar Castanheiro Jr. to the Confeitaria Nacional in 1873, making our establishment the first to sell this delicacy in Portugal. But not everything was easy. Both abroad and in Portugal this cake was a victim of "political pressure“ due to it’s allusion to the monarchy: in 1789, with the end of the monarchy in France, the sale of "gateâu des rois" was temporarily forbidden; in Portugal the republicans made several attempts to change the name of the cake after the fall of the monarchy in 1910 (president cake and ex-king cake were some of the attempts) - but always without success, since the cake was an important part of the tradition of several Portuguese families. On kings day we will tell you a little more about the origin of bolo-rei, but until then do not forget to place your order with us! . #confeitarianacional #lisboa #lisbon #confeitaria #patisserie #Portugal #confeitariacentenaria #pastelariacentenaria #lisbonfood #lisbonlovers #visitlisbon #lisbonfoodguide #lisbonhistory #lisbonbrunch #brunchlisboa #bolorei #bolodereis #diadereis https://www.instagram.com/p/CnFCPKnINyA/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[rachelroams]

🫣 Want the honest truth?

… I’m not much of an aquarium (or frankly, even a zoo) person. 🤷‍♀️

It’s not that they’re not interesting — it’s that I’d rather be IN the natural environment, diving or snorkeling or roaming amidst the wildlife; experiencing the wonders of our world in that immersive way. 🌍

For that reason, I can honestly say that the @oceanariodelisboa blew my mind. One of Europe’s largest aquariums, this world-class attraction centers around a massive central tank that’s designed to represent the global ocean. 🦑 Visitors can make a circuit around the multi-story tank—and its adjacent open-air habitats—observing 400+ species from various ecosystems that range from the Antarctic to the tropical Pacific.

🚡 From there, visitors can explore the surrounding Parque das Nações, a modern waterfront neighborhood that was transformed from an old industrial area into a modern complex for the Expo 98 World Fair. Visitors may stroll along the Tagus River, rent a kayak from the marina, or take to the sky for a cable car ride with panoramic views. 😎

All in all, this is one aquarium that’s VERY well worth the visit! 🙌

Are you an aquarium fan? 🤔

[damnedkik]

The Ultimate 3-Day Itinerary for Lisbon Unlock the hidden treasures of Lisbon with our exclusive Ultimate 3-Day Itinerary. Immerse yourself in the vibrant city life and create memories that will last a lifetime.

[marquise-de-pompadour]

12 Things to do in Lisbon 4 Discover the hidden gems of Lisbon with our guide to the top 12 must-visit spots.

[stgibsonofficial]

10 Shopping Hotspots & Places to Visit in Lisbon

Calling all shopaholics. Lisbon has an irresistible charm when it comes to shopping. Explore the top 10 shopping destinations and immerse yourself in retail therapy heaven.

[mirallcasims]

Lisbon - Portugal Exploring the colorful streets of Lisbon, Portugal Wanderlust vibes in the heart of Europe.

[revvette]

Lisbon - Portugal Discover the enchanting streets of Lisbon, where traditional architecture meets vibrant street art. Get lost in the magic.

[frodesigns]

Lisbon, Portugal

Escape to Lisbon, Portugal and immerse yourself in the lively culture, mouthwatering cuisine, and stunning architecture that make this city so unique.

[egertoon]

Lisbon - Portugal

Feeling the relaxed vibes of Lisbon, a charming city full of colorful tiles and breathtaking views.

[ansdjqkf]

Road Trip in Portugal: Lisbon

Embark on a whimsical journey through the charming streets of Lisbon during this epic road trip in Portugal.

[danieldickdon]

Porque os dias nublados também tem sua beleza 💙 #sintra #lisboa #lisboa🇵🇹 #lisbon #turismo #turismodeportugal #visitportugal #visitlisboa #visitlisbon #fotofrafia #fotografias #fotografobrasileiro #fotografobr #photo #photografias #photografy #photographylovers #photografier (em Cabo da Roca, Western Point of Europe, Portugal) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpBf-LzjLMi/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[harlequinthemes]

Lisbon, Portugal

Discover the charm of Lisbon, Portugal - a city that will steal your heart and leave you wanting more.

[rachelroams]

🇵🇹 Returning to Portugal after 17 years (!!) was a real treat, particularly because I got to re-visit some of the spots I loved when I first visited in 2006, during a time when I was living in neighboring Spain. 🌍

SAVE these 3 Delicious Day Trips from #Lisbon: 1️⃣ SINTRA: The mountain town of Sintra can be reached by car or train in just 30 minutes. It offers visitors TONS to see, including: 🌈 rainbow-hued Pena Palace 🪷 picturesque Quinta da Regaleira gardens 🍷 quaint town center 2️⃣ CASCAIS: The beach town of Cascais takes about an hour to reach on the local commuter train, or 30 minutes if you drive. My favorite draws are: 👙 beautiful beaches 🌊 lengthy promenade 🎣 seafood restaurants lining the shore 3️⃣ BELÉM: Easy to reach via public transit or taxi/Uber, Belém is just five miles west of central Lisbon. No matter how you get there, make sure to enjoy the: 🗼 historic sights, such as Belem Tower & Jerónimos Monastery ⛵️ waterfront promenade 🥮 egg custard tarts (pasties de nata) from @pasteisbelem Which day trip looks the best to you?! • • • • • #lisboa #lisbon #portugal #familytravel #eurotrip #travelwithkids #europe #europa #traveleurope #lisbonne #lisbona #eurotour #visitportugal #visitlisbon #familytrip #girlslovetravel #travelfemme #glt #cascais #travelreel #travelfilm #beautifuldestinations #traintravel #belem #sintra #fairytale #sintra #penapalace #dreamdestinations #trending