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Travel to Portugal as the World Heritage Site

Portugal is located in the western and southwestern part of the Iberian Peninsula in southern Europe. And is considered the country that is in the west the most among all European countries. Portugal shares a border with Spain in the north and east. and borders the Atlantic Ocean in the west and south.

The capital city of Portugal, Lisbon, has a history dating back to the one millennium BC. used to be under the rule of ancient Greece and Roman Like all Roman cities, Lisbon was influenced by Christianity, but in 711 Lisbon was occupied by the Moors. which lives in the northeast of Africa In the 19th century, Lisbon was invaded by Napoleon Bonaparte’s army, causing massive damage to buildings. 1910 Lisbon was the center of ruling change.

Portugal changed from an absolute monarchy to a republic. For the Second World War Portugal is neutral Making Lisbon an important port city in the Atlantic. Lisbon is another city with a unique character. Beautiful in both landscape and architecture The city is hilly, not very high. The houses are therefore cascading down the slope of the hill. And the buildings here are still built in the Portuguese style. bright and beautiful Lisbon is also located on the Atlantic coast.

It has a beautiful beach and views of the sea. The weather is also the warmest in Europe as well. Thus making Lisbon become one of the top dream cities for tourists from around the world. The city is hilly, not very high. The houses are therefore cascading down the slope of the hill. And the buildings here are still built in the Portuguese style. bright and beautiful Lisbon is also located on the Atlantic coast. It has a beautiful beach and views of the sea.

The weather is also the warmest in Europe as well. Thus making Lisbon become one of the top dream cities for tourists from around the world. The city is hilly, not very high. The houses are therefore cascading down the slope of the hill. And the buildings here are still built in the Portuguese style. bright and beautiful Lisbon is also located on the Atlantic coast. It has a beautiful beach and views of the sea. The weather is also the warmest in Europe as well. Thus making Lisbon become one of the top dream cities for tourists from around the world.

1. Jeronimos Monastry

The Jeronimos Monastery , built in honor of Vasco da Gama and his successful expedition to India in 1498, is a splendid feat of architecture known as the Jeronimos Monastry. MANUELINE took a total of 70 years to complete the construction. and has been certified by UNESCO as a WORLD HERITAGE SITE.

2. Belem Tower (Torre de Belém)

Belem Tower Torre de Belém is located in Lisbon. capital city of portugal Bulai Tower was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. The tower was built between 1515-1521 by the important military architect Francisco de Arruda. Portugal He designed the construction with the influence of the Moors. located in North Africa The rest of the tower’s construction is a mixture of Renaissance art, which It is part of the city defense system on the banks of the Tagus River. belem tower It consists of marble and the turret is over 30 meters tall.

3. Discovery Monument

Discovery Monument It was built in 1960 to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the death of Prince Henry the Marine, who was the main force in leading Portugal as a naval power. In addition to being a monument that represents the prosperity of Portugal. and honoring the first seafarers of Portugal The monument of discovery also commemorates the bravery, sacrifice, and unity of the 33 lives that are depicted on the monument. Each person has expertise in various fields.

4. 25 April Bridge (Ponte 25 de Abril)

Longest suspension bridge in Europe This bridge is named 25 April Bridge (Ponte 25 de Abril), a crossing bridge that crosses the Targus River. The length of the bridge is about 2.28 kilometers, the name of this bridge is on 25 APRIL 1974 revolutionary change to democracy. 25 April Bridge (Ponte 25 de Abril) This bridge is similar to. Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco in America as well.

5. Pastéis de Belém

Pastéis de Belém is an old Portuguese café in Lisbon. In an old candy shop that has been serving for over a hundred years. Opened around the 17th century, this cafe’s highlight serves customers with vintage blue and white porcelain coffee cups. Portugal has been a coffee trade between Europe and Latin America for hundreds of years, and when sipping coffee, one must eat a local dessert, custard tart. There are also many desserts. And there is the origin of Thai desserts such as Foi Thong, whose original origin is in Portugal and was published in Ayutthaya by Thao Thongkip Ma.

6. Porto

Porto The second largest city in Portugal and is one of the old centers of Europe located in northern Portugal Porto is the perfect blend of vibrant new city colors and old town charm. Porto was built along the Douro River with the intention of being a port city. The name “Porto” is derived from the word “Port of Douro” and was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2013. 1996 Porto is home to monuments and architecture from the Iberian Peninsula, a port city famous for its drinking zone.

Because it is the source of all brands of Porto wines. There is also a tall and eye-catching iron bridge that its creator, Gustave Eiffel, was the only person to build the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Porto is a very beautiful city. because there is an aura of the old city atmosphere Since the Roman era, the beauty is perfectly combined with the beauty of the new architecture that is very perfect. and has also been preserved as well until it becomes another charm that is very worth visiting The city is divided into three main areas of tourism, namely the coastal zone. Which gives the city a name in the summer.

The Old Town, which is home to old churches, old train stations, traditional markets and well-deserved buildings. And for this zone, there is an important attraction and a very romantic place is the riverside called The Ribeira, which has views both at night and during the day. The third zone, where the Duuro River passes through the middle, is the New City Zone or Vila Nova de Gala. Traditional markets and buildings that tell the old well. And for this zone, there is an important attraction and a very romantic place is the riverside called The Ribeira, which has views both at night and during the day. The third zone, where the Duuro River passes through the middle, is the New City Zone or Vila Nova de Gala.

7. Ponte Luis I Bridge

The Ponte Luis I Bridge was built in 1879 by Gustave Eiffel, an engineer-architect famous for designing the Eiffel Tower in France. The standout is the double metal arch bridge. The upper floor is 390 meters long, 62 meters high from the river. The ground floor is 174 meters long, 10 meters high from the river. It was built to facilitate travel between Porto and Villa Nova de Gale. The top of the bridge allows trains to run, while the lower section for cars passes.

8. Take a boat to admire the beauty of the River Duuro

Embark on a scenic cruise along the River Duuro, past the Cais da Ribeira, an ancient Rabelos winery lined up to admire the history of the city and the River Duuro. This place was a very prosperous place when it was an ancient port and a market a few hundred years ago and the area was registered as a heritage site. Of course, you may unknowingly smile at the beauty and peace of this city.

9. Aliados Square or (Praça dos Liberdade)

Aliados Square (Praça dos Liberdade) is a square in the center of Porto. It consists of beautiful buildings that house banks and hotels. and the City Hall (City Hall). This square is a large square. And is a collection of old architecture buildings of Porto.

10. Sao Bento Train Station

São Bento Train Station is located in the south of Porto. It is an ancient train station building. The interior is decorated with painted tiles and blue patterns that tell the story of the Portuguese people, very beautiful. Constructed while a Benedic monastery continued to flourish in the 16th century, the train station houses murals depicting the city’s history. Crafted from more than 20,000 Azulejo ceramic tiles, we see the city’s history, wars and transportation. It took mural artist Jorge Colaço 11 years to create this work in São Bento train station.

11.Se Catedral Church

Se Catedral Church is a Roman Catholic church located in the historic center of the city of Porto, the city’s oldest main church over a thousand years old. This church was the site of the wedding of King Joao I, father of Prince Henry. The pioneers of Portugal’s great maritime expeditions for new territories. Until Portugal has many colonies around the world. and Portugal was the first western country to come into contact with Thailand in 1511. The church was built on a hill overlooking the city and the River Duuro, a beautiful vantage point.

12. Santa Catarina Street

Santa Catarina Street, Shopping Street, a lively, bustling street. Both sides of the road are full of shops selling brand-name goods, including local products, restaurants, cafes, department stores. gift shop It’s a good place to take a walk or sit and have a coffee.

13. Cape Roca (Cabo Da Roca)

Cape Roca (Cabo Da Roca) , the westernmost point of Portugal and Europe. It is located in Sintra National Park. The cape extends west into the Atlantic Ocean. At Cape Roca stands a prominent monument on a rocky cliff that declares Capo da Roca the westernmost point of Europe. This area is a ridge about 100 meters high caused by erosion of sea water, which causes large waves higher than 30 meters, and this area is covered by Carpobrotus edulis trees. which can withstand sea water and strong wind.