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Exploring Lisbon on Foot! One-Day Tour of the Old Town + Egg Tart Showdown

Here's a no-nonsense walking tour of Lisbon's old town (see map in photo 2) that will take you to all the highlights: Carhariz Bica Terminal: A scenic spot with stunning views of Lisbon's iconic trams and the sea – perfect for photos! πŸš†πŸŒŠ Portugal dos Meus Amores: A souvenir shop where you can buy unique egg tart fridge magnets. πŸ—„οΈπŸ’• Santa Justa Lift: Despite the long queue, you can bypass it by taking the stairs next to Largo do Carmo. πŸ›—πŸ’¨ Miradouro de Santa Luzia & Miradouro das Portas do Sol: Two viewpoints close to each other, both offering breathtaking views of the sea and a bird's eye view of Lisbon. πŸŒ„πŸ™οΈ Castelo de S. Jorge: For a panoramic view of Lisbon (and some peacocks who love to show off their feathers! 🦚✨) Lisbon Cathedral: A must-see landmark in the old town. πŸ“πŸ• After that, it's time for some comfort food! Since you're already walking, why not try some egg tarts from different places? Here's my rating scale (out of 5): FΓ‘brica da Nata - PastΓ©is de Nata Pastry: 4/5 (very crispy) Filling: 3/5 (a bit sweet, but egg-y) Manteigaria Pastry: 3.5/5 (dry but crispy) Filling: 3/5 (sweet) Castro 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Pastry: 4/5 (crispy with a hint of cinnamon) Filling: 3.5/5 (not too sweet, but beware if you don't like cinnamon) PastΓ©is de BelΓ©m (the most famous egg tart shop) 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Pastry: 3.5/5 (very flaky, almost hard) Filling: 4/5 (least sweet, closest to KFC's taste) Nata De Lisboa 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Pastry: 4.5/5 (delicious!) Filling: 3/5 (a bit too sweet) #Travel #Lisbon #LisbonAdventure #Europe #Portugal #EuropeanTravel #LisbonGuide #ScenicViewsOnTheRoad

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Exploring Lisbon on Foot! One-Day Tour of the Old Town + Egg Tart Showdown

Here's a no-nonsense walking tour of Lisbon's old town (see map in photo 2) that will take you to all the highlights: Carhariz Bica Terminal: A scenic spot with stunning views of Lisbon's iconic trams and the sea – perfect for photos! πŸš†πŸŒŠ Portugal dos Meus Amores: A souvenir shop where you can buy unique egg tart fridge magnets. πŸ—„οΈπŸ’• Santa Justa Lift: Despite the long queue, you can bypass it by taking the stairs next to Largo do Carmo. πŸ›—πŸ’¨ Miradouro de Santa Luzia & Miradouro das Portas do Sol: Two viewpoints close to each other, both offering breathtaking views of the sea and a bird's eye view of Lisbon. πŸŒ„πŸ™οΈ Castelo de S. Jorge: For a panoramic view of Lisbon (and some peacocks who love to show off their feathers! 🦚✨) Lisbon Cathedral: A must-see landmark in the old town. πŸ“πŸ• After that, it's time for some comfort food! Since you're already walking, why not try some egg tarts from different places? Here's my rating scale (out of 5): FΓ‘brica da Nata - PastΓ©is de Nata Pastry: 4/5 (very crispy) Filling: 3/5 (a bit sweet, but egg-y) Manteigaria Pastry: 3.5/5 (dry but crispy) Filling: 3/5 (sweet) Castro 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Pastry: 4/5 (crispy with a hint of cinnamon) Filling: 3.5/5 (not too sweet, but beware if you don't like cinnamon) PastΓ©is de BelΓ©m (the most famous egg tart shop) 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Pastry: 3.5/5 (very flaky, almost hard) Filling: 4/5 (least sweet, closest to KFC's taste) Nata De Lisboa 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Pastry: 4.5/5 (delicious!) Filling: 3/5 (a bit too sweet) #Travel #Lisbon #LisbonAdventure #Europe #Portugal #EuropeanTravel #LisbonGuide #ScenicViewsOnTheRoad

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