Si bien el atractivo de Lisboa era hasta hace poco un secreto a voces, en los &uacute;ltimos a&ntilde;os la capital portuguesa ha aflorado (y de forma extensible, muchas otras zonas del pa&iacute;s) para convertirse en la ni&ntilde;a bonita de Europa. Su ritmo pausado, a la vez que provisto de una rica y vibrante oferta cultural, su car&aacute;cter rom&aacute;ntico lleno de energ&iacute;a y su tradici&oacute;n con pinceladas de vanguardia y arte urbano hacen de ella una ciudad tremendamente interesante. Para ahondar en Lisboa, iniciamos nuestro recorrido a bordo de un tuk-tuk &ndash;el mismo veh&iacute;culo que te puedes encontrar por las calles de Bangkok, eso s&iacute;, mucho m&aacute;s pulcros&ndash;, rumbo al casco hist&oacute;rico cuya primera parada es la S&eacute;, la Catedral de Lisboa. De estilo predominantemente rom&aacute;nico, es una de las pocas edificaciones supervivientes de los terremotos e incendios que asolaron la ciudad en los siglos XIV y XVII, por lo que se ha restaurado varias veces dando como resultado una mezcla de estilos arquitect&oacute;nicos. Durante la subida por la Rua de Santo Antonio da S&eacute; nos llama la atenci&oacute;n la cantidad de tuk-tuks que circulan por esta zona de la ciudad. A pesar del choque cultural que su presencia supone con el entorno, se han convertido en la mejor opci&oacute;n para sobrellevar los desniveles que regala la ciudad de las siete colinas y no colapsar esta zona de Lisboa. Seguimos hasta llegar al mirador Portas do Sol para ver la estatua de San Vicente, patr&oacute;n de la ciudad, en Alfama. Y de all&iacute; subimos hasta uno de los puntos m&aacute;s altos de la ciudad (el monte San Gens) para disfrutar de una de las panor&aacute;micas m&aacute;s atractivas desde el mirador da Senhora do Monte, y sentir literalmente la ciudad a nuestros pies. Es momento de iniciar el descenso, y lo hacemos deteni&eacute;ndonos en la iglesia de S&atilde;o Vicente de Fora y, a continuaci&oacute;n, el Pante&oacute;n Nacional. De nuevo sobre suelo adoquinado, nos disponemos a saborear su rica gastronom&iacute;a en la taberna Bairro do Avillez, en pleno coraz&oacute;n de Chiado, donde encontramos una redefinici&oacute;n de los sabores lisboetas m&aacute;s tradicionales de la mano del reconocido chef portugu&eacute;s Jos&eacute; Avillez. Tras la comida, y con las pilas recargadas, nos animamos a alquilar unas bicicleta para seguir el curso del r&iacute;o Tajo sobre dos ruedas. Atr&aacute;s dejamos las colinas para enfrentarnos a un agradable paseo, apto para todas las edades, que nos acerca hasta el Museo de Arte, Arquitectura y Tecnolog&iacute;a (MAAT), que en poco tiempo, desde su apertura hace poco m&aacute;s de dos a&ntilde;os, se ha convertido en un emblema para la ciudad. Su innovador y vanguardista dise&ntilde;o, obra del estudio de arquitectura de Amanda Levete, representa una gran ola a orillas del Tajo, que se puede surcar desde diferentes &aacute;ngulos, ya sea desde el mirador superior o desde sus escaleras laterales, as&iacute; como ahondar en sus exposiciones y proyectos dedicados al arte y la arquitectura contempor&aacute;nea. Un verdadero proyecto dinamizador de la zona que, junto al Museo de la Electricidad, situado al lado, logran aportar un valor a&ntilde;adido a la ciudad.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/13475/283334/5b1e63e208de4/1528718364_loc.jpg"" owidth=638 oheight=491" />En pleno barrio de Santa Maria de Bel&eacute;m, no podemos dejar de acercarnos hasta la torre de Bel&eacute;m, Patrimonio de la Humanidad, que en su d&iacute;a hizo las veces de faro y centro aduanero, no sin antes deleitarnos observando la fachada del Monasterio de los Jer&oacute;nimos, ambos de estilo manuelino. Tambi&eacute;n aqu&iacute; se encuentra el Centro Cultural de Bel&eacute;m (CCB). Y, por supuesto, la ic&oacute;nica pasteler&iacute;a donde degustar los aut&eacute;nticos Paste&iacute;s de Bel&eacute;m elaborados a partir de una receta secreta de 1837, originaria del Monasterio de los Jer&oacute;nimos. Tanto pedaleo bien merece una dulce recompensa y esta, reci&eacute;n horneada, es posiblemente la mejor.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/13475/283334/5b1e63e208de4/1528718367_loc.jpg"" owidth=638 oheight=529" />La tarde cae pero las ganas de explorar Lisboa no, as&iacute; que la colorida Rua Cor de Rosa es nuestro siguiente destino, una calle con el suelo pintado de rosa repleta de restaurantes y bares con buen ambiente para tomar una copa. Nosotros lo hacemos en Pens&atilde;o Amor, uno de los m&aacute;s emblem&aacute;ticos, para tomar el pulso a la animada vida social de la ciudad, antes de ir a cenar. En cuesti&oacute;n de gastronom&iacute;a, en Lisboa, el producto es el gran protagonista. Aqu&iacute; sobran los artificios, puesto que impera la calidad. Una muy buena muestra de ello es la Cervejar&iacute;a Liberdade, donde los platos a base de pescado y marisco de proximidad se sirven en un ambiente refinado y muy tranquilo. Su casquinha de Santola o su bacalao &agrave; lagareiro son muy sabrosos. Sin duda, un excelente colof&oacute;n a tan intensa jornada. Nuestro hotel est&aacute; a pocos pasos, el Avani Avenida Liberdade, un oasis de tranquilidad, modernidad y confort en el centro de la capital portuguesa. Situado junto a la Avenida Libertade, est&aacute; a un paso de los principales atractivos de la ciudad, en un entorno tranquilo y con encanto que, junto a su atento y c&aacute;lido personal, nos hace sentir como en casa. Amplias habitaciones de estilo contempor&aacute;neo y un atento cuidado en los detalles resultan los mejores aliados para nuestro merecido descanso.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/13475/283334/5b1e63e208de4/1528718376_loc.jpg"" owidth=721 oheight=430" />El segundo d&iacute;a en Lisboa lo empezamos con la mirada en alto. Y no precisamente para deleitarnos con las originales fachadas de azulejos que invaden la ciudad &ndash;que tambi&eacute;n&ndash;, sino por las numerosas y variadas muestras de arte urbano que hay en toda la ciudad. Sin duda, Lisboa posee una de las escenas m&aacute;s vibrantes en arte callejero y son muchos los artistas nacionales e internacionales que se dan cita aqu&iacute;, atra&iacute;dos por ella y por iniciativas como Underdogs Project, promovido por el artista portugu&eacute;s Alexandre Farto AKA, Vhils. Nuestra primera parada es en la avenida Fontes Pereira de Melo, donde se encuentra el primer trabajo respaldado por la Galer&iacute;a de Arte Urbano (GAU) de Lisboa &ndash;s&iacute;, toda una plataforma municipal en pro de la creatividad urbana&ndash; en un edificio abandonado. De all&iacute; damos paso a un recorrido de la mano de Estrela Dalva Tours, a lo largo de diferentes enclaves de la ciudad para disfrutar de la huella y las manifestaciones art&iacute;sticas nacionales, como el propio Vhils y Bordalo II, que emplea materiales reciclados, e internacionales, como el estadounidense Obey o el d&uacute;o espa&ntilde;ol PichiAvo. Tal es el din&aacute;mico ritmo de nuevas creaciones de arte urbano que durante la ruta descubrimos trabajos que una semana antes no estaban. Para el &uacute;ltimo tramo del recorrido nos alejamos del centro de Lisboa para adentrarnos en Bairro Padre Cruz, un barrio marginal que ha sido escenario del festival MURO, organizado por la GAU, para promover el arte urbano en la ciudad, y que concentra en pocas calles decenas de manifestaciones art&iacute;sticas.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/13475/283334/5b1e63e208de4/1528718382_loc.jpg"" owidth=747 oheight=473" />De regreso al centro, el hambre aprieta y nos decantamos por picotear nuevamente producto fresco y de proximidad en los diferentes puestos de comida en el Mercado Campo de Orique, un mercado de abastos donde prolifera el p&uacute;blico local. Como alternativa, el Time Out Market, un mercado gastron&oacute;mico situado a orillas del Tajo, en el antiguo Mercado da Ribeira, convertido en un epicentro para foodies.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/13475/283334/5b1e63e208de4/1528718385_loc.jpg"" owidth=749 oheight=567" />Y como la jornada est&aacute; resultando muy creativa y poco convencional, no podemos bajar el list&oacute;n y nos acercamos hasta LX Factory, muy posiblemente uno de lugares m&aacute;s top en estos momentos en Lisboa. O al menos, uno de los m&aacute;s instagrameados, sin duda alguna. Paseamos por sus tiendas, bares, restaurantes, cafeter&iacute;as, entre ellas Rio Maravilha, con una excepcional terraza, y la librer&iacute;a Ler Devagar, posiblemente una de las m&aacute;s bonitas visitadas hasta la fecha. Cae la tarde y la cena en Olivier Avenida lleva el sello del talentoso chef Olivier da Costa. Un consejo: reserva si quieres encontrar mesa. La calidad de sus platos regados con vinos portugueses es un verdadero espect&aacute;culo gastron&oacute;mico. La &uacute;ltima copa la tomamos en el Sky Bar del hotel Tivoli Avenida Liberdade mientras disfrutamos de la noche lisboeta desde las alturas.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/13475/283334/5b1e63e208de4/1528718388_loc.jpg"" owidth=1165 oheight=496" />Iniciamos el &uacute;ltimo de los d&iacute;as a un ritmo algo m&aacute;s pausado. Tras desayunar en el Avani Avenida Libertade, nos acercamos a pie por el barrio de moda de Pr&iacute;ncipe Real hasta Embaixada, una interesante concept store situada en el antiguo palacete Ribeiro da Cunha, para recorrer sus tiendas alternativas y, de paso, comprar alg&uacute;n recuerdo para llevarnos a casa. Tambi&eacute;n aqu&iacute; encontramos el Jard&iacute;n Bot&aacute;nico, que acaba de reabrir sus puertas hace apenas dos meses, y es un lugar maravilloso para pasear y desconectar en un entorno enigm&aacute;tico. Y de all&iacute;, ponemos rumbo a la estaci&oacute;n para dirigirnos hasta el Campo de las Naciones. Menci&oacute;n especial merece la arquitectura del lugar, partiendo de la estaci&oacute;n de Oriente, con sus caracter&iacute;sticas c&uacute;pulas obra de Santiago Calatrava, hasta el pabell&oacute;n de Portugal para las olimpiadas del 98, obra de &Aacute;lvar Siza. La arquitectura, inspirada en temas mar&iacute;timos, encuentra su horma de zapato en el Oceanario, donde los mayores y, sobre todo, los peque&ntilde;os pueden disfrutar de la fauna marina. Con el tiempo de descuento al l&iacute;mite, aprovechamos el poco tiempo que nos queda para tomar un piscolabis y una copa en el Skybar Oriente y, por &uacute;ltima vez (en este viaje), vislumbramos el horizonte de esta bella capital lusa desde las alturas.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/13475/283334/5b1e63e208de4/1528718379_loc.jpg"" owidth=634 oheight=685" />&nbsp;<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/13475/283334/5b1e63e208de4/1528718373_loc.jpg"" owidth=305 oheight=320" /><img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/13475/283334/5b1e63e208de4/1528718370_loc.jpg"" owidth=305 oheight=320" />

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