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This city has been named Europe’s most budget-friendly for 2023!
In a recent survey done by ABTA (a leading association of travel agents and tour operators), Lisbon (Portuguese capital) has been named Europe's most budget-friendly capital city for 2023. The annual travel survey analyzes tourist costs in 35 European cities, among which Lisbon has come out as the winner and the best budget location for a city break.Vilnius, Lithuania’s capital, Krakow (a city in Poland) and Athens (in Greece) were on the second, third and fourth positions in the list respectively. The ranking is done by an analysis of 12 things, which includes sightseeing trips, a two-night stay at any 3-star property, an evening meal for two with wine, and transport inside the city.
At £225 (INR 23,095), Lisbon, a walker’s heaven, won the prestigious title. On that note, let’s have a quick look at some of the prominent places to visit in Lisbon.
This city has been named Europe’s most budget-friendly for 2023!
1) Castelo De Sao Jorge: Castelo De Sao Jorge (Saint George’s Castle) is one of the prime attractions in Lisbon. This historic castle, set on a hill, has been an important part of Lisbon’s history as it served as the location of fortifications occupied by Phoenicians, Romans and more.
2) Belem Tower: Counted among the most stunning pieces of architecture in Lisbon, Belem Tower is a landmark. UNESCO has also recorded it as a World Legacy landmark.
3) Jeronimos Monastery: Another top place to visit in Lisbon is Jeronimos Monastery. The monastery has a pretty big garden that is the heart of the monastery.
This city has been named Europe’s most budget-friendly for 2023!
Lisbon Oceanarium: This is one of the best places to visit in Lisbon at night. Lisbon Oceanarium is also Europe’s biggest indoor aquarium, home to myriad aquatic species from around the world.
5) The National Museum Of Ancient Art: Also one of the prime Lisbon attractions, the museum is a perfect spot for art lovers. The National Museum of Ancient Art is home to over 40,000 works of art from around the globe.
Source: Times Travel
