Miradouro das Portas do Sol

The Porter of Sol in Lisbon is one of the viewing areas. Part of Lisbon's old town is on the hillside. Ascend to look far, in addition to the orange roof, you can see the statue of Jesus. You can take a tram up the mountain, and the yellow body is very interesting to drive on the winding trail. Mounting up the hillside for a view, drinking coffee and taking pictures has a sense of returning to the medieval era.

The observation deck overlooking the city of Lisbon can see a large red roof of the city, blue water and blue sky. Old Lisbon, the scattered roofs, the wind is very strong, you can see history.

The terrace of the sol is a place to enjoy the city scenery. Lisbon belongs to a more traditional city. The city houses are not very high. They are generally three-story structures. The old city is even more low-rise housing structures. [View] The view is not bad [Cost-effective] Many free projects

El Miradouro das Portas do Sol, o «Mirador de las Puertas del Sol», es uno de los miradores más famosos de Lisboa y ofrece una vista panorámica impresionante del barrio de Alfama y el río Tajo.El nombre «Portas do Sol» se traduce como «Puertas del Sol». Este nombre proviene de una puerta en las antiguas murallas de la ciudad que estaban situadas en este lugar y que se cree que estaban orientadas hacia el Este, de ahí el nombre «Puertas del Sol». Parte de las antiguas murallas defensivas de la ciudad de Lisboa pueden verse desde este mirador.Las vistas desde el mirador no son las únicas cosas bellas de este lugar. A su alrededor, puedes ver un ejemplo de la arquitectura tradicional portuguesa. Los edificios están revestidos de azulejos, un tipo de cerámica pintada que es común en Portugal.Hay una estatua de San Vicente, el santo patrón de Lisboa, en el mirador. En la estatua, el santo sostiene los símbolos de la ciudad: los barcos que representan el patrimonio marítimo de Lisboa y los cuervos que según la leyenda, protegieron sus restos después de su muerte.

The terrace of the selta can overlook the typical style of Alfama's old town: a large red-topped white wall is the main one, dotted with colored walls of old houses; high and low narrow streets; In the center of the square of the observation deck, the arc of the Tahoe River boat pulled out, there is a statue of San Vicente, the patron saint of Lisbon, in a robe and holding a boat in his left hand, which may mean the glory of Portugal as a maritime power.

The environment is good overall, the facilities are complete, and it is also in line with the epidemic prevention standards, not bad

The most beautiful old town view can be taken from the sun observation deck, a red roof or some bright yellow jumping in it. Not to say how interesting, but you still don't want to leave.