We finish our stay in Lisbon in this third and final part of our travel series. After our trip to Albufeira in the second part, we are now back in the city of Lisbon, this time on a local overlook. The sweeping views of the city can really take you in. Even though the day wasn't the nicest it didn't stop the photo taking and exploring. Enjoy the final part.
This is a multi-part travel series. Other parts include:
Part One: The Inner City and Oceanarium
Part Two: A Trip to Albufeira
Part Three: Above the City
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From up above the real beauty of the city becomes visible.
Rossio Square is located in the downtown of Lisbon and has been one of its main squares since the Middle Ages. It has been the setting of popular revolts and celebrations, bullfights and executions, and is now a preferred meeting place of Lisbon natives and tourists alike.
The streets of Lisbon, rush hour about to start:
The urban area extends beyond the administrative city limits with an estimated population of 2.7 million, on an area of 958 square kilometres (370 sq mi), making Lisbon the 11th most populous urban area in the European Union.
The End
I hope you enjoyed our stay on the Atlantic Sea.
We will be back to the cold winter days again soon.
Have a great weekend.
The similar colored roof make the photos quite remarkable. Do you know the history of the roof...why the similarity...code...ordinance...availability of materials??
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure why it is that way, but it's the same look like in Italy and here as well. Maybe it's a south European thing.
DeleteThese are lovely shots of this beautiful city and I love the red roofs. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWonderful vistas. I had forgotten how beautiful it is.
ReplyDeleteI also love the red roofs. Don't see those over here. Love the architecture and hills. :)
ReplyDeletelots of red roofs!
ReplyDeletewhat an amazing trip!
ReplyDeleteOkay, I'm adding another city on my long list of places I must visit. Great photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing place! Love the red rooftops.
ReplyDeleteAfter this post I also checked out your two other ones in the Lisbon/Portugal series. I've been there many years ago but now I really feel like going again. Thanks for your marvelous account, as well as for the commentary: your seven reasons to visit are a brilliant sales pitch!
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ReplyDeleteLisbon's red roofs!
Such a beautiful old city and I too really like the red roofs! So much history!! Superb captures as always, Mersad! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!! Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteall those red roofs are amazing to me.. what a stunning sight from up above.. you already know i love the architecture of these beautiful ancient buildings.
ReplyDeleteHello Mersad, what a pretty city. I love all the red roofs.. Thank you for sharing your trip! Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteWonderful and colorful shots of your journey to Portugal ~ lovely lady you were with on your trip!
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend
artmusedog and carol
Gorgeous views above the city!
ReplyDeletevery good impression of this marvellous city!
ReplyDeletegreetings and a nice weekend
It is beautiful. I like the wavy black and white paving.
ReplyDeleteReading this post with great pleasure! Found your Blog on Kim's theme Friday Finds. It's of interest because we plan travels with our Goldwing ;)
ReplyDeleteCheers, Heidrun from Bavaria
Thank you for the virtual tour in this marvelous city. :)
ReplyDeleteI was quite surprised by these posts. A nice surprise indeed! :-) You seem to have enjoyed my city and I'm glad you did. Wonderful shots too.
ReplyDeleteThanks José. And I'm glad that you feel that your city was represented in a good way!
DeleteWhat a delightful tour this has been. Enjoyed seeing Lisbon from the rooftops....It does look like a wonderful city to visit. Great photos, Mersad!
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