A holiday in Lisbon is what everyone needs!

Are you still considering where you want to go to for your next break? Hopefully you will have a solution by the end of reading this article! Is sun and sand something that your holiday has to have? Then consider taking a trip to Lisbon. Not only does this city lie next to the ocean, but it also has some beautiful sights and attractions to see. Being one of Portugal’s largest cities and of course the capital, it is home to a plethora of buildings. The “Lisbon Cathedral” is a “must see”, as the architectural work put into this is absolutely amazing. The “Belém Tower”, situated in the district of “Santa Maria de Belém”, is a restored defence tower dating back to the “Age of Discoveries”. In addition, the “Jerónimos Monastery” is a beautiful monastery and a brilliant example of the “Manueline-style architecture” in Lisbon. Both of these sites are protected by the “UNCESO”, which puts them at the top of your “to see list” when visiting Lisbon. Having great weather and climate all year round, makes this a fantastic holiday destination – especially if you want to soak up some sun and feel the heat. There is a vast array of accommodation available for your stay in Lisbon.A holiday apartment offered by Wimdu can be a great way of staying in this city, particularly if you want to really experience the culture. Head down to the “Bairro Alto” area, where you can find many shops to find great souvenirs to buy friends and family. There are a huge amount of restaurants to choose from, to spend your evenings sipping delicious cocktails, wine and beer. This place is known to have great nightlife, so if this aspect of a trip is important to you – make sure you don’t miss this place. The “Baixa” area is known as Lisbon’s city centre and has been excellently reconstructed after the earthquake that happened in Lisbon in 1755. However, if shopping is a priority for you, then head over to the “Chiado” neighbourhood. Here you can find modern and old places to shop! Stop by the “Café A Brasileira” to have a freshly brewed coffee and a homemade Portuguese delicacy. This cafe is one of the oldest and most famous cafes in the old part of Lisbon, so if you are looking for somewhere to take a break this is the perfect place!