Place's to visit in Lisbon

Take a stroll around the lush greens of the CalouseGulbenkian Foundation. Check out the hilltop district of Bairro Alto which is a lively area with several restaurants and clubs where you can party till the night gives way to a brand new day.

This is a work of stone that commemorates the explorers and the adventurers of Portugal and was built in honour of Prince Henry the Navigator in 1960.

The Sao Roque church is a European masterpiece. With the paintings on the wall which are actually not paintings but mosaic looks just magnificent with that entire golden look all around.

Take a look at the greatest collection of modern art at this museum. Its collection of modern, contemporary art is really appreciable. This museum displays more than 900 works, an amazing representation of more than 70 different artistic tendencies. It is said  thatBerardo’s full collection numbers more than 4000 works.

St George’s Castle is one of the most famous landmarks of Lisbon. Its praise worthy battlements, fascinating museum and impressive archaeological site together make the castle a rewarding experience for the whole family, including the kids. Get a bird’s eye view of the city from this castle.

This museum is home to an impressive collection of national art of Portugal that includes European painting that dates back to the 14th to 19th century, the artifacts of Portuguese along with a collection of ecclesiastical treasures.

This museum is located in an 18th century riding academy that is an extension of the royal Palace. The museum houses carriages and coaches that date back to as far as 17th century.

This is a famous Maritime Museum located in Belem. Portugal is a pioneer in the maritime exploration.

The church of Sao Vicente de Fora is now the Royal Pantheon for the monarchy of Portuguese. This church was originally a part of the convent de Carmo and the present building’s construction dates back to 1582 to 1627.

This Carmelite Convent is now ruined partially and is still one of the largest convents in Lisbon and is worth visiting.

There are several entertainments for kids in Lisbon. For instance, there is a planetarium, a zoo, an aquarium, a maritime museum and also an interactive science museum. You can certainly take your kids for a Lisbon tour guide for all these wonderful destinations.

This is a 16th century tower which is also a monument for Portugal’s Age of Discovery.

This is a masterpiece of Manueline with gothic architecture. It was built in 1502 and was inspired by the great navigator, Vasco da Gama.