City of ocean and hills, sun and wind, Lisbon shines. Despite overtourism, it has kept its yellow trams which ring their bells, the slippery cobblestones of its narrow streets and the essential golden pasteis for gourmands. Despite the differences in altitude, the capital can be visited on foot, following in the footsteps of Fernando Pessoa, who spent his life there. It climbs to dominate the sea, stretching all along the coast to the Belem fort, symbol of Portuguese independence. And, on almost every street corner, pays homage to its greatest writer.
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