Lisbon (or Lisboa in Portuguese) is the largest city and capital of Portugal. It is one of the warmest capitals in Europe. The city was founded as a trading Phoenician settlement on the estuary of the river Tagus The downtown of Lisbon (called Baixa) is considered for UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Almost all of its buildings are constructed after 1755 when a devastating earthquake ruined most of the medieval town. The downtown – Baixa is organized in a grid-system and a network of squares. Lisbon is also called “the city of the seven hills”. The Castle of Sao Jorge the Santa Maria Maior Cathedral are located on the top of the tallest hill. Lisbon is rich in architecture. In almost every part of the city can be found interesting constructions in Romanesque, Gothic, Manueline, Baroque, Traditional Portuguese, Modern and Post-Modern styles. Many museums can be visited in Lisbon - National Museum of Ancient Art, Museum of Portuguese-style Tile Mosaics, Calouste Gulbenkian Museum and more.

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