Lisbon | Climbing hills to gaze afar at rooftops is a basic operation in Lisbon

The initial reason for going to Lisbon was really because of a photo of a yellow tram 🚃 climbing a hill that piqued my interest. Traveling thousands of miles across half the globe 🌍, and flying for more than 10 hours to get to Lisbon. Lisbon has hundreds of viewpoints, big and small, and it's not quite possible for tourists to visit each one. The Our Lady of the Hill Viewpoint, also known as the Monte Our Lady Viewpoint, is located on the hill in the Grace district. Standing on the viewpoint, you can have a panoramic view of Lisbon's old town area. 💰Ticket: Free Lisbon's first impression was exactly as I imagined, with cute trams, red rooftops, and classical architecture. It's only after going there that you realize Lisbon really wears out your legs. 📝Note tips: 🔸When going to Lisbon, be sure to wear sports shoes 👟, as the roads there are the typical European kind with small cobblestones, and there are many slopes in the Lisbon city area, making it quite a test of leg strength. 🔹Additionally, in Lisbon, be sure to watch out for theft. Unfortunately, one of our companions was stolen 900 euros. Apart from the financial loss due to the theft, because we also had to go to the police station to report the incident, our itinerary was forced to change, resulting in a loss of time as well.