While you're here, make sure to stop by the famous Pastéis de Belém for a traditional pastel de nata, a delicious custard-filled tart that is one of Lisbon's specialties.
Lisbon welcomes travelers with its medieval castles, beautiful overlooks (called miradouros) and flavorful seafood. Nestled on top of seven hills, Portugal's laid-back capital is pedestrian-friendly, but if you don't want to hike up and down the sloping streets, hop on a quaint yellow tram. Visitors should also pencil in time to see the colorful Portuguese azulejo tiles at the National Tile Museum and tour the impressive Jerónimos Monastery in the Belém district. While you're here, make sure to stop by the famous Pastéis de Belém for a traditional pastel de nata, a delicious custard-filled tart that is one of Lisbon's specialties.