There are many monuments to see in Lisbon, Portugal. The Park of the Nations, part of the Expo 98 and one of the most important monuments. The San Jorge Castle and the Jeronimo Monestary. Lisbon is full of cultural centers, with some of the most important ones in Europe.

To speak of Lisbon is to speak of a meeting point of cultures, and it is for this reason that the city breathes a very cosmopolitan air. It is an enchanting city where you´ll find many different cultures and that even today leave behind an important legacy.

To speak of monuments in Lisbon is to speak of the most interesting things to see in this portuguese city. It has many highrises even after the 1755 earthquake. You can also visit the Alfama quarters, the oldest part of the city that survived the devastating earthquake. Belem is also a beautiful sight to see. I was declared part of the World Heritage by UNESCO.

Other monuments in Lisbon, Portugal worth seeing are the Free water Aqueducts where you´ll find the Plaza del Comercio, Plaza de los Restaurandores, the elevator of Santa Justa, the National Dona Ana Maria II etc. It is definately a city of art, history and culture. The national Dona Maria II theatre is the most important one in the country.

There are several palaces in Lisbon to visit too like the Palace of Belem, Da Ajuda, and Plaza Marques de Pombal just to name a few.

The Cristo Rey monument installed after the Second World War is another very emblamatic spot to check out while vacationing in Portugal.