Major tourist attractions in Portugal

Portugal once set sail in the era of great adventure, full of lofty sentiments. Today, Portugal's climate is still comfortable and pleasant, which has a lot to do with being close to the Atlantic Ocean. This kind of climate has also created a sense of leisure and laziness among people there. It is certainly very comfortable and beautiful for such a person to live in a new environment.

Lisbon is the capital of Portugal, the largest seaport city in China and the political and cultural center of Portugal. Belem Tower is one of the ancient buildings in Portugal. It is not only the witness of Portugal's glorious maritime history, but also the most important scenic spot in Lisbon. When the tower was first built, it was used to defend against the enemy. Later, with the end of the war, it was transformed into a customs, lighthouse and even a water dungeon. And Obidus, the holy land of marriage, witnessed too many couples' happy weddings and gained too many blessings. If there is an opportunity to hold a wedding here, it will be really happy. Geronimo Abbey is also the place where you have to punch in to Lisbon, just like a giant, grasping the glory of the city with solid and slender "arms". Exquisite and Bai Jie architecture has undoubtedly attracted all eyes, because of its sacredness, its solemnity and its tenacity. Lisbon, it may be enough to go to these three most representative scenic spots.

Porto is grape-scented, and the red wine here is the best in wine. The wine produced by Porto specialty is much sweeter than the wine we often drink. Visiting the winery museum made me know more about red wine and benefited a lot. Porto's petty bourgeoisie feelings are really charming and reluctant to leave. People in Freedom Square and the Dolo River are very leisurely, as if nothing can make them anxious.

Perhaps only by going to Portugal in person can we really be impressed by the breathtaking beauty.