Iconic Manueline tower guarding Lisbon's Tagus River, offering panoramic views and historical insights.
Famous for its pastries since 1837, a must-visit for breakfast in Belém.
Iconic seafood restaurant known for its succulent crustaceans since 1956.
Historic ginjinha (Portuguese cherry liqueur) bar, serving snacks since 1944.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this iconic tower offers stunning views and historical significance.
A contemporary art museum with a focus on digital culture and technology.
A unique shopping and dining experience with street art, shops, and restaurants.
Torre De Belém's coastal location can lead to sudden rain showers.
While many locals speak English, a phrasebook can enhance cultural interaction.
Torre De Belém is a historic site requiring extensive walking.
Custard-filled pastry with a flaky exterior, dusted with powdered sugar.
Codfish dish with potatoes, onions, eggs, and olives, seasoned with garlic and parsley.
Sour cherry liqueur, often served chilled or with ice, sometimes with a cherry in the glass.
Iconic Portuguese tiles, hand-painted and glazed, depicting historical scenes and patterns.
A fortified wine produced exclusively in the Douro Valley, symbolizing Portugal's rich winemaking tradition.
Traditional Portuguese pottery, hand-painted with colorful designs, often featuring roosters or other animals.
Hilla Zoo, established in 1975, is a serene oasis in Babylon, Iraq, housing a diverse range of animals and plants.
A historic temple dedicated to the ancient Greek goddess Artemis, nestled in the lush greenery of the Acheron River valley.
Napa Valley's premier wine tour operator, offering intimate, personalized experiences through its picturesque vineyards and world-class wineries.