Piazza Rossetti
Rossio Square, located at the end of Augusta Street in Lisbon, Portugal, is the starting point of the Baixa district. Despite being seriously damaged in the earthquake, its beautiful buildings and majestic fountain still impress visitors and tell the story of the city over time. It is known as the heart of Lisbon, full of vitality and cultural collisions.
Augusta Street Triumphal Arch
The Triumphal Arch of Augusta Street is a famous building and tourist attraction in Lisbon. It is also a symbol of post-disaster reconstruction after the 1755 Lisbon earthquake. The arch is supported by six columns that are up to 11 meters high, decorated with marble statues of important historical figures, with the emblem of Portugal in the center. Passing through the arch, visitors will enter Augusta Street, where shops abound and the atmosphere is lively, making it a great place to experience Lisbon's lifestyle.
Lisbon Cathedral
The Lisbon Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of St. Mary, is one of the most important religious buildings in the Portuguese capital of Lisbon, and is also an ancient building with a long history. It is a masterpiece of Gothic and Romanesque architecture, full of decoration and details that leave people in awe of the grandeur and complexity of ancient buildings. Its solemn atmosphere and lengthy history will not be easily forgotten.
Saint Joseph Castle
The St. George's Castle is one of the oldest historical sites in Lisbon. It is the perfect choice for admiring the city's beautiful views from a high vantage point, which includes the stunning Tagus River around it, as well as appreciating Lisbon's architectural style. From the futuristic Castle of the Uncut Stones and hanging bridge, to the ruins of the Camo Church in the city center, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view and appreciate the unique charm of Lisbon that combines the modern and historical.
