Lisbon is a city that seems custom-built for travelwithintent’s weekly Look Up, Look Down challenge. And here’s proof:
There HAD to be a tram picture 🙂
…and a sea view
…and the castle
Entrance to Lisbon Botanic Garden
Lovely Lisbon: Look Up, Look Down
Lady Of The Cakes 
It truly is lovely! 🙂
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Just as well. We don’t want to be moving anywhere ugly do we?!
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God no!
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I can already hear your swansong…. Don’t cry for me Lat-a-viiiiaaaah!
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I doubt there’ll be too many crying after me 😉
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Hurrah! I was looking forward to seeing the ups and downs of Lisbon. I haven’t been for such a long time. Looking at these, I realise I must put that right this year.
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Yes, do! Am determined to go back as well.
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What a gorgeous place! It’s very much on my to-do list.
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You won’t be disappointed 🙂
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Have been there in summer for two weeks. In deed a very lovely place! I need to return sometimes in the winter, when it’s not so hot and not so crowded (I guess).
Thanks for your blog and the wonderful pictures (on the 2nd it’s an elevator, not a tram, right? I think I remember the place in Bairro Alto…)!
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Hi there, glad you enjoyed them! I want to go back either in spring or autumn, when the weather should be perfect (if I’m lucky enough to miss the rain).
Yes, it’s one of those that just goes up and down one steep incline, so it is, effectively, an elevator.
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Wow, somebody did a lot of hiking! That butt must be looking nice and tight 😉
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It would be, if it weren’t so very well cushioned by the cakes.
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What a bright, energy filled pretty place to be.
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It’s a very beautiful city 🙂
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I LOVE Lisbon! Are you moving there?
Definitely full of hills and man, those tiles are slippery. Don’t know how the elderly ladies walk in their tacones…
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Hi there! Long time no see 😉 Happy New Year!
I think I will move there in maybe another three years or so. Not quite done with Spain just yet.
Oh man, those tiles sure are a killer on those rainy days. I fell over once, ironically, on a dry, sunny day and out of sheer clumsiness, rather than due to those treacherous tiles.
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I’ve been on and off blogging. I found the tiles to be super slippery during driest of times. I almost fell about 10x within a weekend while wearing sneakers… I don’t know how the locals do it. Ha.
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They must have developed microscopic suckers on the soles of their shoes. Darwin never saw it coming…
Any thoughts of returning to the Peninsula?
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What a fab place! Alas, probably too much up and down for my compromised balance and muscle fatigue – should have gone years ago!
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We did take taxis quite a few times out of laziness… and they’re not too expensive, either. Go – you and your Big Girl Camera will love it!
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Me and my Big Girl Camera! 😀 😀
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It’s so beautiful there! Great shots and entry. 😀
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Thank you 🙂
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I’m just now catching up after the holiday break and I’m really enjoying your Lisbon series. Boy are those streets steep! I’d need an oxygen mask to walk all the way to the top.
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It sure does give you a good workout! Our hotel was situated on a looooooong steep incline, killed us several times a day, that did 😉
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Lisbon really is the perfect city to capture shots for this photo challenge – and I like the first two pictures the most – but all were beautiful and so different – now I want to visit someday too.
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Thanks 🙂
Yes, it’s a fabulous city, so photogenic!
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