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Lagoas Park Hotel
Location: Suburban
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The hotel is not in the centre of Lisbon. It takes about 15-20 minutes by train to Lisbon. The ...Tiara Park Atlantic Lisboa
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Pousada De Queluz/ Lisboa - D. Maria I
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Stay between 23rd February 2012 and 31st October 2012 and stay 5 or more nights to receive 15% off per night.The Pousada de Queluz/ Lisboa - D. Maria I is a charming castle-turned-hotel. Located just minutes from the airport and the city centre, Pousada de Queluz offers services including room service and vehicle hire. Guests can enjoy delicious food at the hotel restaurant or stay in comfortable rooms complete with the basic amenities including air-conditioning, cable TV, bathroom, and mini-bar.
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Location:Saldanha-Sao Sebastiaofromper nightElegance doesn't have to be expensive. At the Dom Pedro Palace Hotel, guests can enjoy first-class ...2.
Location:Saldanha-Sao Sebastiaofromper nightOverlooking the breathtaking Tagus River, the Four Seasons Ritz Hotel is considered to be one of ...3.
Location:Saldanha-Sao Sebastiaofromper nightThis hotel offers a warm welcome, pleasant ambience and convenient facilities. Totally renovated ...4.
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With a history dating back 300,000 years, the city of Lisbon is rich in heritage. Legend has it that Ulysses founded the city, with Lisbon first becoming a nation state in the 12th century. Since the beginning of its history, the city has been an important and strategic port, with its name stemming from the Phoenician for 'enchanting port'. Prior to the arrival of the Romans in 205 BC, the Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians all struggled for control of the settlement; however, Roman rule outlasted each of these powers, with its two-century rule over the city. 
Accessible via bus number 2 or 13, Monsanto Park is a great place for a day out. Its playground will not fail to impress and delight children with its swings and climbing frames. The park is open daily from 09:00 to 20:00 in the summer months and from 09:00 to 18:30 in the winter. Next to the park is another green area known as Alto de Serafina, or Indian Park, which is also pleasant. 
Lisbon Fado Festival: featuring traditional music and famous Fado singers. Each year, Lisbon invites a different port city to come and join the city’s singers in live performances. 
Situated at the centre of Praca do Imperio at Belem is this splendid fountain, which sprays water in over 70 different patterns, which are complemented by lights. Each evening, a free one-hour show delights visitors. 
Lisbon's transport network is extensive and consists of trains, the Metro, trams, buses, ferries and funiculars as well as being the location of an international airport. Road traffic is often congested and the steep plains of the city can make walking on foot tiresome, making traveling by Metro the preferred method of quick transportation. 
As a popular tourist destination that receives thousands of international visitors each year, visitors to Lisbon do not need to pay too much attention as to whether their attire fits in with the local norm. The city's laid-back residents are used to seeing tourists in shorts and T-shirts, even in what they consider to be the winter season. 
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