By RuinMyTrip Editorial
Lisbon rewards travelers who accept that the city is having an argument with tourism in public. Portugal's capital is built across seven hills above the Tagus, and the sightseeing map is small: Baixa, the flat grid rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake, Alfama, the Moorish-era lane network below Castelo de Sao Jorge, Bairro Alto and Principe Real on the ridge above, and Belem, a few kilometres west, where the monuments …
What nearly ruins it: Tram 28E is the worst pickpocket spot most Lisbon visitors will meet, and the Baixa and Rossio grid runs thick with fake-drug approaches used purely as cover for lifting wallets, …
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