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In Lisbon, architectural wonder is evident at every turn, especially in the historic Alfama district. The narrow, winding streets lead to the iconic Sé de Lisboa, a cathedral that showcases a blend of Gothic and Romanesque styles. Nearby, the elaborate azulejos of the Palácio Nacional da Ajuda invite visitors to explore Portugal’s regal history through intricate tile work. Each structure contributes to the city’s unique skyline, where the modern curves of the Museu do Oriente contrast sharply with the grandeur of the ancient São Jorge Castle, which offers panoramic views of the Tagus River.