Recommended Way to Travel:
Lisbon is neither bitterly cold in winter nor scorching in summer. Most of the year, the weather is mild, sunny, and spring-like, making it extremely comfortable and perfect for leisurely walks. When you choose the right way to explore and stroll on foot through this not-so-large city, you’ll find it’s quite different from most capital cities—ancient, weathered, dilapidated, tranquil, and serene... No wonder some describe it as a “European countryside, a hidden paradise.”
Shopping:Compared to luxury goods, Portugal’s distinctive souvenirs are definitely not to be missed. The Portuguese rooster, seen by the Portuguese as a symbol of honesty, justice, and kindness, comes in sizes ranging from nine centimeters to over ten centimeters. Its exquisite design makes it a great gift; Portugal’s blue azulejo tiles are highly representative, varying in size with patterns often depicting Portuguese scenery. They can be applied both indoors and outdoors and are truly delightful.
Power Supply: Portugal uses Type C and F plugs with 230V round pins (European standard). Domestic appliances will require a power adapter to be used in Portugal.
Ctrip Recommended Itineraries:Premium – SLDS Spain & Portugal Tour (Airline Premium Cabin, State-owned Castle Hotels) High-Speed Luxury 12-Day Trip
(Reporter: Xu Ruohuai)