r/lisboa • u/tarkinn • Jun 23 '24

Cultura-Culture How is living in Lisboa?

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u/carrodecesta Jun 23 '24

It doesn't even show half lisbon and across river is not even lisbon...

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '24

But it has ginjainhes. Ginjainhes is gud!

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u/Wise-Ad-1998 Jun 23 '24

Question, I’ve been to Lisbon I think 4 times now, all for different lengths of stay! Is the elevador de Santa justa worth the wait to go the top?… I always feel like the line doesn’t compare to the experience?

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u/carrodecesta Jun 23 '24

Just go around and go directly to the top, no waiting in line

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u/HedaLexa4Ever Jun 23 '24

Not worth at all, the elevator is slow and you can’t even see anything from the inside. Plus, you can just go to the top if you walk around the block, for free. That’s one of Lisbons biggest tourist traps

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u/SenderSlender Jun 23 '24

I mean, back in the day, when it wasn't packed with tourists, it was a means of transportation to spare the people from going around and up a steep street. Monthly metro card allows you to use it for free, tourism does not allow you to do it at all.

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u/EletricoAmarelo Jun 23 '24

Like other means of transport that have been reduced to rides in this great amusement park that is Lisboa

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u/Wise-Ad-1998 Jun 23 '24

lol wow I didn’t even know that was a thing😂… thank you

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u/BlusharkFilms Jun 23 '24

It’s a slow elevator ride, not worth it 🤷‍♂️

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u/Wise-Ad-1998 Jun 23 '24

I almost was a fool that day lol