Forty kilometers south of Lisbon lies one of the most beautiful regions in the country, the Arrábida Natural Park. A vast, green range of hills, facing the blue ocean to the south and a vast expanse of vineyards to the north, where a wine unique in the world is produced. Here the landscapes are breathtaking and the legends go hand in hand with history. Good fish and good wine are always present.
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The north of Lisbon has plenty of reasons to visit. The coastline is home to beautiful beaches and magnificent cliffs that develop in whimsical shapes along the coast. Here and there, important fishing centers sprout up between the sands and the cliffs. Some places have attracted vacationers looking for the sea, the beach and the waves, giving rise to tourist and surfing hubs. The interior is predominantly rural with diverse cultures where the landscape of vineyards predominates. In addition to being a peaceful region, it has beautiful landscapes, many hills and vast historical remains, including the numerous fortifications that defended Lisbon from the Napoleonic invasions between 1809 and 1811.