Bairro Alto

The orange roof of Lisbon's old town. Be sure to take a distinctive yellow tram and drive on a winding path. Standing high, overlooking the city and the water, Lisbon looks particularly beautiful and suitable for taking pictures. The small coffee shops and shops on the hill make visitors linger, and Lisbon's old and fashionable feel is found.

Living in the old town of Lisbon, walking high and low ramps every day; various red roofs are full of European style Climbing to the top of the mountain overlooking the Lisbon skyline, this time if you can get a drone aerial photography, the effect will be even better

"Night" The quiet and lively Lisbon Bayro Alto area [Cost-effective] Brazil itself is reasonable for consumption, and the consumption here is not high. [Fun] Come here to feel the leisure and entertainment of the locals.

The best way to experience Lisbon culinary delicacies is to find cafes and restaurants frequented by locals.

It was a short vacation to Lisbon. We went to Taberna Bairro Alto. The price is slightly higher as compared to restaurants around.

The upper city is the old city, and there are many attractions and museums distributed among them. The way I visit is to take the tinkering car, and climb up and down the hill with the small yellow car along the way, which is more interesting than the roller coaster!

Lisbon is divided into the upper and lower urban areas. The buildings in the upper urban areas are relatively old. There are all kinds of small alleys up and down, mottled houses, various clothes racks, and a strong local atmosphere of life. It is very relaxing and interesting to walk around the streets and alleys here.