Ghid turistic Lisabona

This guide explores Lisbon’s sights, streets and way of life. It covers Alfama and the Jerónimos monastery. It takes in the city’s steep lanes and their twists. It looks at fado and paving laid in patterns. It also covers buildings clad in tiles.

The guide includes funiculars and views from hilltops. It covers the Tagus and its bridges, too. It visits the Oceanário, museums and places to see art. It takes in sites for culture and shopping centres. It explains how Lisbon’s light earned it the name “white city.”

The book helps guests plan a trip. It pairs facts on sights with tips they can use. Two top-ten lists cover sights and things to try. Colour photos go with close looks at the sights. Facts from the past help explain them.

The guide gives ideas for leisure and places for children. It covers cafés, clubs and places to eat. It includes festivals and events, too. One chapter looks at well-known sights near Lisbon.

Dana Ciolca wrote the text. Florin Andreescu supplied the art. The book forms part of the Calator pe mapamond series. Ad Libri’s own team makes this series. The team draws on its work in Romanian travel publishing. Trained photographers and skilled editors pair images with facts. They check those facts on site.