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Attractions in Gay Lisbon
Perched on the coast of Pourtugal and steeped in a rich and diverse marine history, it's no wonder that many of Lisbon's attractions are of the aquatic variety. Visitors will have a grand time exploring the many sights this exciting city has to offer.
Visit the Lisbon Oceanarium, which is marketed as the second best aquarium in the world and boasting a 1.3-million gallon (5-million litre) and a wonderful array of marine life, or for a slightly more historical look at the sea, the Maritime Museum is one of Europe's best and a must for history buffs.
Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Tower of Belem, stroll through the streets of the charming Alfama, Lisbon's old qaurter, visit the Castelo de Sao Jorge and take a stroll through the Jeronimos Monastery, a World Heritage Site and the resting place of Vasco de Gama.
Major Gay Attractions in Gay Lisbon
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Alfama quarter Every corner holds a surprise, as you make your way through the strets of the Alfama Quarter in Lisbon.
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Barrio Alto District Home to some of the best gay bars and clubs in Barcelona, plus the ride up to the "High City"..is an experience not to be missed.
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Castle of St George Take in some of the most spectacular views of Lisbon from the Castle of St.George.
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Discoveries Monument A monument that tryly dominates. This shows the power of the once vast, Portuguese Empire.
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Exhibition Park Stroll into the future and see the Park that transformed Lisbon for the Expo 98 and which has continued to grow and develop over the years.
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Gulbenkian Museum One of the largest private art collections donated to the city of Lisbon with a wide selection of Old Masters and famous Portuguese artists.
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Lisbon OceAnarium One of the worlds largest Oceanarium, if you love the wildlife of the Sea then this is the place for you!.
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Maritime Museum Discover the history of the Lisbon's expolits at Sea, a city that once ruled the world!
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Se Cathedral The first Church to be built in Lisbon, the patron stain of Lisbon (St Anthony) was baptized and later buried here.
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Tower or Belem One of Lisbon's most photographed landmarks because of the decoration on its exterior. Its truly Magical!  |
