Lisboa, Portugal's capital city, and banking and manufacturing center. It is a city filled with history and culture, some of it marked by the horrible earthquake of 1755, which leveled two thirds of the city
Convento do Carmo, lost its roof during the 1755 earthquake, but its delicate Gothic arches still stand
Rossio, Lisbon's historic center
Rossio Train Station's beautiful facade, circa 1900
Praca do Comercio (Trade Square)
Alfama neighborhood, the colorful sailor's quarters, home to fishermen and mariners
Cervejaria de Trindade, the oldest beer hall in Lisbon, happened to be located a few doors from our apartment
Tasting Ginjinha, a sour cherry liquor, traditionally made by monks
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