Second day in Lisboa, the city of navigators

Mosteiro dos Jerónimos is maybe the most impressive structure of the area and one of the most prominent examples of the portuguese Manueline style. Park the car, buy your tickets and get prepared to visit one of the most beautiful monasteries of all times.

Few steps away, on the Tejo river, you will find Padrão dos Descobrimentos, a huge homage to the Portuguese Age of Discovery.

If you walk along the sidewalk, you will reach Torre de Belém, a 16th-century tower where explorers used to embark and disembark. You can decide to visit the interior or just to take pictures from outside.

In Belém you can also take a look at the Monumento aos Combatentes do Ultramar, a homage to over 9000 soldiers who died during a controversial campaign in Africa. You'll get to reflect about the importance of life and how cruel war can be.

Want to have lunch? Let's go to Ânfora, a restaurant in Palácio do Governador. It has a wonderful terrace faced on the Tejo river and on the Torre de Belém.

Once you finish having lunch, let's take the car again and finally go to the beach! Praia de Algés is the example of the beautiful beaches of Portugal, where you can enjoy the beauty of the river meeting the ocean.

You must feel salty, let's go to the Guest House and take a shower! Before to go to dinner, remember to call the restaurant "A Nossa Casa" and book a table!

A Nossa Casa is a fascinating little restaurant in Bairro Alto where Antonio will guide you to your table and will explain you the menu. Let yourself be amazed by the authentic taste of their dishes, you'll never forget them!

You can't leave Lisboa without experiencing a little bit of night life! The Pink Street is the symbol of the city's movida. Along the street you can find multiple cocktail bars where to enjoy a drink, such as Espumantaria Do Cais.

Today you've seen monuments, beaches and you had fun. What else? Tomorrow you'll leave Lisboa but don't be sad, the adventure isn't over!