Tuk Tuks, Castles, & Trams

Lisboa: Day 2

We had ham (again), cheese and toast for breakfast at the hostel and then headed out for the day. We had seen tons of little motorized rickshaws around and knew we wanted to take a tour of the city in one. We found out later that these were called tuk tuks. The entire tour was about an hour and took us to some scenic lookouts, a church, and ended at Castelo de Sao Jeorge.

Once we ended at the Castle, we purchased tickets and walked around. There was a cafe that had sangria that overlooked all of Lisboa. Look at that view!!

We walked around the castle and then left to get some pastel de nato. Pastel de nato is like a egg custard tart. Very similar to a Chinese egg tart. We also got some gelato, of course.

We hopped on one of the famous trams, Tram 28, back to the bottom of the hill. It was super crowded and not that great, but we had to do it haha We then walked back to our hostel and grabbed some dinner. 

We ate at Tosca, which was a great last meal here in Lisbon. Went to bed really early that night because we had to leave our hostel at 4 am to catch a flight to Rome!

Love love love Lisbon, extremely sad to be leaving.