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USEFUL INFORMATION PASSPORTS AND VISAS LISBOA A valid passport is required (identity card for European TAXI & SHUTTLE LISBON CARD CONVENTION BUREAU Community members). VOUCHER Visa is not required for citizens of the USA, Canada and a Free access to public transport, Purchase your pre-paid voucher at museums and monuments. number of other countries. the airport, guaranteeing a fi xed Discounted admission to sights Please contact the local Portuguese Embassy, Consulate or fare to various destinations, ideal of interest. your travel agency for further information. for the transfer to your hotel. www.sef.pt LISBOA ASK ME Lisboa invites you! CLIMATE ASK ME Lisboa ASK ME Lisboa Terreiro do Paço Terreiro do Paço The average temperature during the winter is 17oC (62oF) and Praça do Comércio Praça do Comércio, 78 - 81 in the summer 26oC (79oF). Ph: (+351) 210 312 810 Ph: (+351) 910 517 886 09:00h-20:00h 10:00h-20:00h ASK ME Lisboa ASK ME Lisboa LANGUAGE Aeroporto de Lisboa Parque das Nações Arrivals, Lisbon Airport Alameda dos Oceanos Besides Portuguese, English, Spanish and French are Ph: (+351) 218 450 660 Ph: (+351) 910 518 028 widely spoken. 07:00h-24:00h 10:00h-13:00h | 14:00h-18:00h ASK ME Lisboa ASK ME Ericeira Estação de Santa Apolónia Rua Dr. Eduardo Burnay, 46 LOCAL TIME Terminal Internacional 2655-370 Ericeira Continental Portugal is one hour behind of European Central Ph: (+351) 910 517 982 Ph: (+351) 261 861 095 08:00h-09:30h | Tuesday to 10:00h-13:00h | 14:00h-18:00h Time (E.C.T. –1). Saturday ASK ME Sintra ASK ME Lisboa - Belém Praça da República, 23 Mosteiro dos Jerónimos 2710-616 Sintra CURRENCY Ph: (+351) 213 658 435 Ph: (+351) 219 231 157 The portuguese offi cial currency is the EURO. 10:00h-13:00h | 14:00h-18:00h 09:30h-18:00h Tuesday to Saturday ASK ME Sintra ASK ME Lisboa - Palácio Foz Estação CP CONTACTS Praça dos Restauradores Av. Dr. Miguel Bombarda Ph: (+351) 213 463 314 2710-616 Sintra 09:00h-20:00h Ph: (+351) 211 932 545 TURISMO DE LISBOA 10:00h-12:00h | 14:30h-18:00h Visitors & Convention Bureau ASK ME Lisboa Rua do Arsenal, nº 23, 1100-038 Lisboa Rua Jardim do Regedor, 50 ASK ME Arrábida T: (+351) 210 312 700 Ph: (+351) 213 472 134 Travessa Frei Gaspar, 10 E: [email protected] 11:00h-18:00h 2900-388 Setúbal www.visitlisboa.com Ph: (+351) 916 442 247 ASK ME Lisboa - Rossio 10:00h-18:00h Praça D. Pedro IV Ph: (+351) 910 517 914 10:00h-13:00h | 14:00h-18:00h www.askmelisboa.com ALFAMA/CASTELO/MOURARIA BELÉM LISBOA INVITES YOU! The Castle of S. Jorge is surrounded by Lisbon’s oldest and most We invite you to discover Belém, the starting point of the epic typical quarters. After wandering through the streets with a Discoveries, over 500 years ago. distinctly Arab and Medieval atmosphere, there’s no better way to One of the vestiges exemplifying the magnitude of the quest to LISBON IS A PORT OF CALL AND A GATEWAY TO NEW end the day than at a Fado house where you can dine while conquer, the Jerónimos Monastery, is among the most beautiful ADVENTURES, A MEETING POINT FOR DIFFERENT PEOPLE AND listening to this centuries-old Portuguese music – Fado was monuments of the capital. Another is Belém Tower, a majestic CULTURES. declared Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, by Unesco. example of Manueline architecture. Both monuments are UNESCO LIKELY FOUNDED BY PHOENICIANS, THIS CITY WAS BUILT World Heritage Sites. DURING A MILLENNIUM OF COLOURFUL HISTORY WAITING No to be missed - the Belém Cultural Centre. TO BE DISCOVERED BY VISITORS. LISBON WITNESSED MUSLIM AVENIDA DA LIBERDADE This avenue, one of the city’s most elegant and bustling areas, lies Also take a stroll along the River Tagus and visit the Coach DOMINATION, A CHRISTIAN CONQUEST, A GOLDEN AGE between the squares of Praça dos Restauradores and Praça Museum for a trip through history that reveals the surprising story OF DISCOVERIES, DESTRUCTION BY AN EARTHQUAKE AND Marquês de Pombal. Built in the late 19th century in a style inspired and detail of this means of transport. FOLLOWED BY AN ENLIGHTENED RECONSTRUCTION PROCESS by Champs-Élysées, Avenida da Liberdade is a mecca for shops After this journey in time, the cherry on top of the cake comes in AND ONGOING RENEWAL. featuring top national & international brand names, hotels, outdoor the form of the Pastel de Belém (Custard Cake), a closely guarded LISBON IS A PATCHWORK OF DISTINCT AND COLOURFUL cafés and restaurants. culinary secret that has achieved fame beyond Portugal’s borders. QUARTERS THAT BECKON TO BE VISITED AND EXPERIENCED. ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE OF DISCOVERING LISBON ON FOOT. BAIRRO ALTO/CAIS DO SODRÉ PARQUE DAS NAÇÕES Bairro Alto is a neighbourhood open to the world, to diversity, to the Welcome to Modern Lisbon, a contemporary city! BAIXA/CHIADO joy of life. The streets are fi lled with people from all over the world, of Rebuilt from the ground up for the Lisbon International Exposition Rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake, the downtown area called Baixa all ages, creeds and styles, all with a common goal: To socialise. After – Expo 98 – Parque das Nações is now a new and vibrant centre entices visitors to stroll along its wide avenues and to shop at the warming one’s soul it’s worth descending to Cais do Sodré, where with a wide variety of attractions. With a prime location just 5 numerous and mostly traditional retailers. Further up, at Chiado, the partying goes on. minutes distance from Lisbon´s International Airport and site to you’ll fi nd a cultural hub in the form of theatres, bookshops, shops, During the day, a different life wakes up the neighbourhood. Shops the magnifi cent Oriente Station. This riverside quarter is a world of art schools and historic cafés, including the famous Brasileira coffee selling art and alternative fashion, design ideas, music stores and its own, waiting to be discovered, including various venues for shop. international brands, second-hand items, hairdressers, and so events as well as the Lisbon Oceanarium, the Knowledge Pavilion, much more. a casino and many bars and restaurants. Bairro Alto is an inspirational place, a way of life breathing bohemia, poetry – Lisboa in one word! LISBOA REGION GASTRONOMY & SINTRA CASCAIS NIGHTLIFE Portuguese people seem to gravitate around dining tables where A natural and architectural jewel and a refuge for artists and The Estoril coast has a broad range of attractions highlighted by various generations gather, socialising and savouring delicacies writers from the world over, Sintra is simply magical. Whether you the blue ocean in the background. Estoril is home to enchanting nourishing body and soul. visit the mystical Quinta da Regaleira, the Romantic fantasy of palatial manor homes, hotels and Europe’s largest casino, a stage Portuguese gastronomy consists basically of a Mediterranean diet Pena Palace’s architecture or the mysterious Castelo dos Mouros for many shows and cultural activities. Farther on, in Cascais, be featuring a wide variety of healthy, colourful and aromatic dishes, [Moorish Castle], each step will amaze you with a new surprise. charmed by the historic centre that merges into a beautiful bay especially fi sh and seafood. Come and discover this Unesco World Heritage site, what the where yachts sail to and from the marina. The best dishes from around the country can be savoured in the English poet Lord Byron once described as “a glorious Eden”. city’s many magnifi cent restaurants. Cloaked in black, Lisbon’s nightlife reveals all its glamour at many ARRÁBIDA venues. Setúbal off ers us the midst of mountains and trees of Arrábida MAFRA/ERICEIRA Whether you mingle at Bairro Alto’s unmistakeably unique Mafra has many stories to reveal and boasts the majestic presence Nature Park, where you can fi nd a precious jewel, the “Nossa atmosphere, in the dazzling “Docas” bars along the Tagus River, at of the Royal Convent of Mafra in the town centre. The convent, Senhora da Arrábida” Convent. Cais do Sodré or at Parque das Nações, Lisbon promises everyone built in the 18th century, was inspired by the architecture of Papal And, once in Setúbal, it’s worth exploring the River Sado estuary a truly magical and unforgettable night. Rome and some German infl uences. Nearby, Tapada de Mafra is and diving into the tastes of its gastronomy, specially a closer teeming with an abundance of fauna and fl ora. On driving toward contact with the Wine Route, by visiting the vineyards and the the ocean, you’ll come to Ericeira, renowned for its fresh fi sh old cellars. dishes and golden beaches, particularly the Ribeira D’Ilhas beach, Embarking on a quest of emotions, the ideal thing to do is to GOLF The Lisbon Region is a Golfi ng Paradise. Here, golfers will fi nd the one of the best European surf spots. take a trip in a mini-cruise boat from Setúbal and thus appreciate very best golfi ng conditions: a temperate climate for golfi ng nearly marvels of Nature, such as fl amingos and dolphins. year-round; quality courses; a diversity of landscapes; and excellent services. Over 20 golf courses can be found along, Lisboa, Cascais, Sintra, Setúbal, Palmela and Sesimbra. Any of these golf courses is a perfect opportunity for unwinding, socialising and being in the midst of nature, whether on holidays or during a business break. All courses are top notch – the only diffi culty is selecting one. DON’T MISS... LISBON IS A LIVELY AND BUSTLING CITY WITH AN IRRESISTIBLE AGENDA OF NUMEROUS LEISURE AND CULTURAL EVENTS.
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