Resilient, dynamic, and rooted in charm.
Lisbon
Lisbon combines heritage with modern boldness, capturing the essence of a city that embraces both tradition and transformation. This frame is for those who value strength, blending daring design with a hint of personality. Lisbon’s contours are strong, made to reflect the resilience and magnetism of its namesake.
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Tips from Yf, one half of Sølstrati
Traveler, storyteller, and believer that sunglasses are an extension of personality. With friends across Europe and a Google Maps full of hidden gems, Yf shares sunlit tips: from restaurants to rooftops, parks to parties, always guided by the sun.
Miradouro da Senhora do Monte:
Sunset Heights in Lisbon
Miradouro da Senhora do Monte is one of the most breathtaking viewpoints in Lisbon. Perched high above the city, it offers sweeping views of the rooftops, the Tagus River, and even the 25 de Abril Bridge. It’s a favorite spot for both locals and travelers who gather here in the evening to watch the sun set and paint Lisbon in shades of pink and gold.
Bring a drink, sit on the stone walls, and let the relaxed vibe sink in. Few places capture the essence of Lisbon as perfectly as this miradouro, where history, light, and atmosphere come together.
Jardim da Estrela:
A Green Escape in Lisbon
Jardim da Estrela is a lush garden in Lisbon, located near the iconic Estrela Basilica. With leafy pathways, fountains, and open lawns, it is the perfect place for a picnic, a quiet afternoon with a book, or a sunny stroll. Families, students, and travelers all gather here to enjoy the natural calm in the heart of Lisbon.
The combination of greenery, light, and elegant design makes Jardim da Estrela more than just a park. It is an oasis that reflects the softer, slower rhythm of Lisbon, ideal for anyone looking to recharge in nature while staying close to the city’s vibrant streets.
Belém Riverside:
Sunlit Strolls in Lisbon
The Belém district in Lisbon is famous for its monuments and riverfront walks. Strolling along the Tagus River here means enjoying open skies, gentle breezes, and iconic landmarks such as the Belém Tower and the Monument to the Discoveries. It’s a place where the sunlight reflects on the water and turns every walk into a moment of calm discovery.
Whether you come for a riverside picnic, a bike ride, or a pastel de nata at the nearby bakery, Belém offers a perfect balance of leisure and history. This side of Lisbon shows how the city’s maritime heritage is still alive, shining brightest in the afternoon sun.
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