A candle shop may not just be a simple store, where, in this case, a large number of candles are sold. It may rather be a place with some magic, a place that you will want to visit, and whose piece of history, along with one or another aromatic candle, you will definitely want to keep. So, let’s find out why “Velas do Loreto” or “Casa das Velas do Loreto” is a very special place to visit in Lisbon.
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There are a few names that represent the Lisbon people: some of them with a derogatory tendency, others acquired by certain customs and circumstances; but all of them with a very interesting meaning that is worth knowing. The first is undoubtedly the most curious one:
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Elected, for the third time, the “Best Aquarium in the World' by TripAdvisor’s 2018 'Travellers' Choice, Lisbon Oceanarium is now one of the greatest and one of the most prestigious attractions of the capital. With a 4.5 out of 5 overall rating, this aquarium, already with 21 years of existence, delights both adults and children.
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Tram 28 is one of Lisbon's most iconic and popular transportation, for its history, antiquity, and symbol of a city's tradition. And its value is not only immeasurable, but also its route is one of the most beautiful in the capital since it allows you to get to know many historical areas and a great part of the historical and the natural heritage of Lisbon.
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At the top of one of the 7 hills of Lisbon is the impressive Castelo de São Jorge. Of all, this hill is considered as the highest and the one that has the most comprehensive sight, with a glimpse for the neighborhoods of Mouraria and Alfama. It is told that it was precisely on the hill of São Jorge that the city was originally formed, with the first houses and the first occupants - a fact that attributes even more greatness to this National Monument.
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