St. Jorge’s Castle:

Overlooking the city of Lisbon, St. Jorge’s Castle is one of the top touristic sites and also one of the main historical places in Portugal. Set atop of the highest hill in the city centre, this strongly fortified castle dates back to the medieval period. Most of the tourists head towards this site for its lovely country side and for the panoramic views of the city. It also boasts beautiful gardens with ducks and geese roaming all over the castle’s interior.

The Gulbenkian Museum:

Located in the city of Lisbon, the Gulbenkian Museum is a renowned museum that depicts the history and culture of Portugal. The museum houses the glorious and ancient collections of the Persian art, Egyptian sculptures and artifacts, French de curative art with paintings, interiors, Roman art with marble sculptures, glassware, and also has a park and an artificial lake that is surrounded by rose gardens, water gardens and open-air theater.

Ponte 25 de Abril:

Opened in the year 1966, Ponte 25 de Abril also called as the Bridge over the Tagus is a suspension bridge with a length of 2.278 km, making it the 20th largest suspension bridge in the world. This bridge is similar to that of the Golden Gate Bridge, located in San Francisco, USA. The upper platform of this suspension bridge carries about six car lanes and the lower platform carries two train tracks. It was named as Salazar Bridge until 1974, but was renamed again on 25th of April to honor the Carnation Revolution.Exotic Car Rental Miami seo agency

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