Lisbon is so breathtakingly beautiful, it left me speechless 😭 Here's

I finally made it to my long-awaited Lisbon, and it truly didn’t disappoint—it’s unbelievably gorgeous 😭 European cities by the sea are just so romantic. The temperature in late December was perfect, neither too hot nor too cold, with sunny skies every day, making it ideal for a relaxing getaway. ✅ Here’s a one-day itinerary (though if possible, spend at least 4 days in Lisbon—it’s hard to leave!) 🗺️ Route: Tram 28’s final stop — Santa Justa Lift — Uma (seafood rice) — Lisbon Cathedral — Miradouro de Santa Luzia — Castelo de São Jorge — Pastéis de Belém (century-old egg tart shop) — Jerónimos Monastery — Monument to the Discoveries — Sunset at Belém Tower 👇👇👇 Start at the final stop of Tram 28 (Livraria Antiquaria do Calhariz, the endpoint of the iconic yellow tram). Next, head to the Santa Justa Lift—great for photos, but no need to wait in line. Nearby is the famous seafood restaurant 🥘 Uma, which is absolutely delicious. Lisbon Cathedral (entry €5), but even just taking photos outside is super photogenic. Take a taxi to Miradouro de Santa Luzia—wow, the entire city of Lisbon and the stunning ocean views are at your feet. Absolutely breathtaking! Don’t miss Castelo de São Jorge (entry €15)—the views are incredible. Hop on a bus to the century-old egg tart shop, Pastéis de Belém, established in 1837—the birthplace of the world’s first pastel de nata. A must-try! Nearby is the Jerónimos Monastery (entry €12), followed by the Monument to the Discoveries, where you can feel the weight of history. End the day with a sunset at Belém Tower—the sea turns shades of orange and red, leaving you speechless. A perfect finale! #TravelingTheWorldOneCheckmarkAtATime #JustGoAndFigureItOutLater #TravelBeyondTheChecklist #Lisbon #LisbonGuide #LisbonTravel #PortugalTravel