Spending ONLY 48 Hours in Lisbon, Portugal | Portuguese Food, Fun, and Culture! | So BEAUTIFUL!

Welcome to Lisbon! Lisbon is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, and we had 48 hours to explore and see what we could see!
Make sure you also check out our videos in Porto and our train trip up to Porto and in the Duoro Valley doing some amazing wine tasting! (COMING SOON) - you can check out the tour we took wine tasting in Porto here: www.viator.com/tours/Porto/Do...
We stopped at so many amazing attractions here and were able to travel around to the various neighborhoods taking everything in. We also tried some amazing food, including ginjinha, seafood rice, and even octopus! We love Portugal, and Lisbon is definitely a great place to spend some time if you come to Europe. We strongly recommend visiting Lisbon if you find yourself traveling to Europe!
00:00 Welcome to Lisbon!
01:15 Walking Around Baixa
01:45 Commerce Square
02:45 The Rossio
03:16 Food, Festivals, and Ginjinha!
04:07 Getting Around Lisbon and Carmo Lift
05:12 Famous Yellow Trams
05:55 Pink Street and Another Festival!
07:35 Carmo Convent and Ancient Church
08:40 Alfama, Lisbon Cathedral, and Popular Instagram Spot
09:59 Castelo de S. Jorge (St. George's Castle)
12:15 Where you should book your hotel in Lisbon
12:44 Enjoying Portuguese Food and Pastel de Nata
14:58 Visiting the Avenue of Liberty and Belem
16:15 Belem Tower and Military Museums
17:25 Jeronimos Monastery
18:22 Discovery Monument
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[@mlja1991]

Thank you.

[@WalkingwithRosT]

Good job!! Nice walk hi from 🇧🇬 Bulgaria

[@Frankygoestohull1]

I liked the video. And it’s always good to hear criticism because it will help locals know how tourists see the city and will definitely help improve it. I did notice that your daughter had a negative attitude about a lot of things including a Panda. Maybe it wasn’t the Panda but her overall hard to please attitude? This could be seen as the ugly American syndrome. Not trying to offend but maybe she can learn from my critique?