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Sep 07, 2007 - Sep 10, 2007
Lisbon has 2 Estadios. Benfica (red) and Sporting Lissabon (green). I Think the last is the Best. Benfica is near a shoppingmall. The biggest in Europe.
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Jun 27, 2008 - Jul 08, 2008
I lov ´lisboa.´ Ok, since we did not spend the day befor in 'Frankfurt', that did not happn, we took a plane from 'venic' to 'porto.' We arrivd at 'Porto' and had to wait so long for our luggag to come. We got out side and found out we had to take a train for 3 hours to 'lisbon.' Haha, which was so terribl. We tried to sleep, that did not come through, then we got annoyd, becaus we wantd to smok, every time the train stoppd, but that was for only 2 mi...
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Jun 27, 2008 - Jul 21, 2008
we woke up at about 8 am, i just brushed my teeth, since i showered last night its not important to shower in the morning :D yes - i still smelled good dont worry. hahahah hahahahawere leaving at 8:30 am - we put all our food and drinks at the top of the car to make some more room for robbo - coz hes complaining that his legs hurt of the small space hahahaha hahahahahahahaha.we got lost getting out of the campsite - damn it - one man motioned for us to go straight - yeah right - straight to d...
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Oct 04, 2007
"Come on guys, it's my birthday and it's time to eat…" I yelled full of courage. Because my birthday is in the heart of summer, I usually celebrate it abroad. Not out of extravagance but simply because most times I'm on vacation. We were touring the west and south coast of Europe. It was an interrail trip. With an open ticket you can get on and off every train, whenever and wherever you like. For the expenses while traveling, I'd taken on an extra job. But you know how it goes, in th...
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Nov 14, 2006
Fado is Portugal’s folk music, the very 1st time I heard it was a song called 'Coisas Pequenas' by Madredeus. I am so angry at that time because my date stood me up, I was outside FNAC in Oporto in North Portugal and this song was playing, suddenly I feel relaxed and I listened closely. My anger went away, and I smiled. No other music have that kind of effect on me, so I guess that is good therapy for me! And from that day, I became a fan of Madredeus and Fado music.
The music brough...
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Dec 01, 2007
I often do crazy weekend trips and my trip to Lisbon was no exception.
On Friday November 30, I headed out to Newark on Northwest and then caught a TAP Air Portugal Airbus 330 to Lisbon. I arrived into Lisbon at 5:30 am and within 30 minutes, I was on bus route 44 to downtown. The cost was 1.35 Euro. There is an airport express bus #91 but it does not start operating until 7:45 am. I walked all around the area near Praca do Come...
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Jul 17, 2005 - Jul 29, 2005
In the summer of 2005, I stayed in Almada for 2 weeks. We rented an apartment from the parents of a colleague of mine. Every day we took the ferry (15 min) to get us to Lisbon. Lisbon is a really nice city to visit. The Portuguese are really friendly people.
There was a festival in Castelo S. Jorge with live music, a lot of food and of course beers. The castle is built on top of the hill and very close to the city's center. It is an extraordinary site and the view from the top is amazing. I...
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Sep 01, 2006
What I nice city with very friendly people, nice food and music. A city with a great history and a wonderfull nightlife. There's a lot to see and to do. Also i've been in Cascais and Estoril to spend some days at the beach.
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Jul 01, 2003 - Jul 08, 2003
Doug and I met up early for breakfast in Porto, and then climbed in the mini-bus for our ride back to Lisbon to catch our plane. The drive back was pleasant and I enjoyed the scenery. The area around Porto is at a higher elevation than Lisbon and has many more trees. We also saw lots of olive groves and grape vineyards. It was quite nice.
We got back to the Tivoli Jardim in Lisbon and retrieved the bags we had stored there, jumped in Doug's rental car and headed out t...
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Jul 03, 2006
4 Hours In Lisbon An eclectic blend of history and modernization, 3000-year-old Lisbon was revolutionarily reconstructed after being obliterated by an 18th-century earthquake. Nevertheless, Portugal's sprawling capital won't leave you lacking for things to do during your next stopover. VISIT Castelo de São Jorge, a crumbling fortress perched high atop the city, for panoramic views of the ubiquitous red rooftops and Rio Tejo. EAT delectable regional specialties like barbe...
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Jun 30, 2004 - Jul 01, 2004
I can remember it very well. We were watching Holland compete against Sweden in the quarter finals of the EC 2004 in Portugal. A penalty shootout would decide this game's winner. Almost everyone knows Holland's history with penalty shootouts.. bad, very bad. So when it came to these penaltys, my mother said: "Dan, we're going to Portugal if we win this game." The unthinkable happend, Holland won! My mother held her word and we booked a last minute flight including a ticket to Lisbon.It was pa...
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Nov 10, 2007 - Nov 11, 2007
My second day was an eventful one!
In Lisbon, they have the Statue of Cristo Rei (Christ the King) which was inspired by the Christ the Redeemer Statue in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil... In order to reach it you have to leave Lisbon alltogether, take a ferry to Almada, and catch the 101 bus all the way up the hill to the statue... It is a breathtaking sight in itself but while there do marvel at the great view of Lisbon from across the river :)
After the statue, me and my roommates deci...
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Apr 04, 2007 - Apr 22, 2007
It’s incredible, how the more you travel the more you want to travel! We started planning this trip right after we returned from Southeast Asia in July 2006. Our fascination with Asia was infatuating and we began talking about the possibility of going back again, but this time in search of more exotic locations, practically untouched by the shadow of time. Cambodia and Vietnam were definitely on the top of our list. We knew some people that had visited these countries and sa...
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Dec 29, 2007 - Jan 05, 2008
My boyfriend and I don't really like celebrating New Year's Eve.. it's always the same.. so we decided to go abroad to celebrate New year's Eve. And so we went to Lisbon. We heard that New year's Eve in Lisbon supposed to be great :)
We arrived on the 29th of December and flew with TAP Portugal. We arrived really early in the morning, so we had a whole day ahead of us. First we went to the old city and took tram 28 to the top of the hills. The view was really great although i...
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May 25, 2008 - Jun 08, 2008
the most original way to visit Lisbon, by tram...
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