Praça do Comércio

All guests of the capital of Portugal have an excellent opportunity to visit one of the largest squares in Europe - the Commerce Square, which covers 36 thousand square meters. Meters. Previously, this area dominates by the royal palace, but the earthquake of 1755 destroyed it — the attraction located on the banks of the picturesque Tagus River. There is an equestrian monument to King Jose I in its center, and nearby is the Arc de Triomphe leading to Rossio Square.
In the water a few meters from the dam, you can contemplate two ancient columns, sometimes called the gateway to Portugal. Numerous cafes and restaurants of Lisbon huddle around the square, the oldest of which is more than 236 years old! In the evenings, it hosts a variety of events, including impromptu concerts and light shows. This attraction is interesting to visit, so if you don't know where to go in Lisbon, head to Commerce Square.