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Grand Voyager | استكشاف لشبونة  من الكاتدرائيات العتيقة إلى البلاط الزاهي وفطائر الكاسترد الشهيرة عالميًا، لشبونة هي مدينة تتمازج فيها الألوان مع الثقافة. انضموا إلى ليلي داوس أثناء خوضها مغامرة برتغالية لا تنسى.  بالشراكة مع   لمزيد من القراءة :  http://arabic.euronews.com/2025/12/10/grand-voyager-exploring-lisbon  سجل: يورونيوز متوفرة باثنا عشرة لغة

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00:00أميلي دوس و هذا مرحباً في قطار

00:05مني قطاري في قطاري

00:07أتبع الأرض لأجلس ميزد جميع موجودة

00:10ملحباً ملحباً لتجميع المتبعات

00:13أميلي دوس ويجب الأشخاص

00:16أميلي دوس ويجب الأشخاص

00:18والمتعار من الأشخاص بكل سبيل

00:20أميلي دوس

00:23قطاري

00:25اليوم سترى من كتار إلى مدرسة في البيان بنينشرة

00:32مدرسة في المدرسة، مدرسة جديدة منها

00:35مدرسة تلك المدرسة، مدرسة، ومدرسة المدرسة

00:40إنه مدرسة تقلصة جميلة، صورة ومدرسة المدرسة

00:46مدرسة للمدرسة، في هذا القناة أسفل

00:50هذه المرة الكلية لديها جاصة,وجودية، ريخ المملكة

00:52وهو كمية هذه الأمودية

00:56ونحن ممتع بإمكاني أن يتعلمون بعض التحالي

01:01طبعي وروح على أينيسي في المدينة

01:04أمر جعل أن أعرف هتومة مدينة، وكان قد الم pretty

01:06إليس بواد

01:08إنه لدينا لدينا قتد دائرة

01:12السيدة لسيبوه

01:15وأنا نعطي من الدائرة الواضحة

01:17poverty the biggest header in 755 destroyed the Be길 Tower

01:24this cathedral and other parts of the city had been rebuilt many times but its

01:29core still shows its ancient origins

01:32tradition plays a big part in daily life here an honor brings me to one of the

01:39places that means the most serves a religious touch you

01:42so St Anthony can you see him on the statue a bigger

01:46مصدر هنا في لسمن.

01:48نحن نحن نحن نحن نحن نحن.

01:51أحد المثال من المثال هنا

01:53هو تحرك المنزل على المنزل.

01:56إنه يدعون على الحديث في حيات المحب.

01:59مع الحديث في الحيات،

02:00أنا و أنا وقفتها إلى مرحبا

02:02لتحرك أفضل المنزل.

02:04هذا هو مظام المنزل

02:06مع المنزل والمعنى المنزل.

02:08هناك الكثير من المنزل.

02:11دعني أعطي بعضهم.

02:12تلك المرحلة هناك مكان أسلوب مكان أسلوب مكانا في حياتي

02:19يمكننا أيضاً مرحلة أسلوب مكاناً مكاناً مكاناً.

02:23لسبن يمتلك حياتي ومكانها ومكانها إسلامية حياتي

02:29نحن نريد إلى المنزل الفامة

02:33أسلوب مكان أشياء من المرحلة

02:36Its narrow lanes, stairways and courtyards date back to the years just after the Moorish period came to an end.

02:43We are in the center of Alfama. Alfama is a neighborhood outside of the walls of the city

02:49where the Moorish people stay after the king conquered the city

02:52and it comes from the word Al-Arama, the place with good waters.

02:57Today, the area is filled with cafes, viewpoints and homes that have been here for generations.

03:03As Anna and I wander through Alfama, you really feel how much history is held within these narrow streets.

03:11Our tour comes to an end, but there's still so much more to discover.

03:17Lisbon is a city where history and flavor go hand in hand and every district has something unique to offer.

03:26This is Pastéis de Belém, one of the most famous pastry shops in Lisbon.

03:30Ricardo, the supervisor, is giving me a behind-the-scenes look at this historic spot.

03:37This bakery is known as the birthplace of Portugal's original custard tarts.

03:42It began making the classic tarts in 1837 using an ancient recipe.

03:48That formula remains a closely guarded secret.

03:51Only a handful of master bakers know the whole process and it's all handled behind a locked door.

03:56So this is the door with all the secrets behind.

04:00Yeah, this is the only door that is closed even for me in this enterprise.

04:04Only three persons know the receipt and know how to do it and they are the only ones available to come inside.

04:10These are the original Portuguese custard tarts.

04:13You'll find versions all over the world, but the true Pastéis de Belém are made only here in this bakery.

04:20The pastry chefs here are experts in every step of the process.

04:26I'm getting the chance to try a little pastry making myself, with the help of the bakery's experienced staff.

04:33I'm up this way around, this way around.

04:36Sempre sim.

04:37Always that way.

04:38Once they're shaped, they are then filled using a machine.

04:42The tarts then go straight into the ovens, where they bake at a high heat to get that perfect flaky crust and caramelized top.

04:51So, really, this line is what you have made more before.

04:54And they are beautiful.

04:55You did it so well.

04:57They look beautiful.

04:58It's the layers I love.

05:00They are perfect.

05:01You cannot see the difference between yours and the other ones.

05:03They are just perfect.

05:04After seeing how everything comes together, it's finally time to taste these famous pastries.

05:11And they are truly delicious.

05:13Crispy on the outside, and soft and creamy in the middle.

05:17A great way to round off this sweet adventure.

05:22Lisbon is a city full of atmosphere, elegance, and creativity.

05:27Many of its walls are covered with artwork and painted tiles.

05:31I'm heading to a place dedicated to this unique craft.

05:35I'm here at the National Tile Museum to learn more about this iconic art form and discover how it's still inspiring artists today.

05:45To explore this artwork in more depth, museum coordinator Dora Fernandez is showing me around.

05:51This museum showcases a collection of Portuguese tiles dating back to the 15th century.

05:58It tells the story of how this art form has evolved over time.

06:04Many of these tiles show scenes from historical events or religious stories.

06:08Here we have one of the most iconic panels of the museum because it was one of the first productions of tiles.

06:18This big panel done and produced in Lisbon.

06:22The museum is housed in the former convent of Madre de Deus, a 16th century building that adds its own history to the collection.

06:30Alongside Christian artwork, you'll also find tiles with geometric patterns influenced by the city's Islamic past.

06:40The museum showcases tiles of every type, from simple designs to grand panels.

06:47Together, they show the richness of Portugal's tile tradition.

06:50So this is the big panorama of Lisbon.

06:55So you can see 14 kilometers of the coast of Lisbon just before the earthquake.

07:01The museum's pieces show how Lisbon's history, culture and art have changed through the centuries.

07:08Today, this tradition is encouraged through tile-making workshops.

07:13Classes teach simple painting techniques that help bring each tile to life.

07:17I'm finishing my visit to the museum with a private class, guided by tile expert Joanna.

07:24It's a hands-on way to experience the craft behind Lisbon's tiles, and to end my time here with something truly personal.

07:35Next up on my journey, I'm checking into the Lapa Palace Hotel.

07:39A stunning historic building surrounded by gardens and old-world charm.

07:44This beautifully restored 19th-century palace was once owned by a Viscount, and it still carries the same sense of elegance today.

07:54One thing that stands out about this former palace is how grand and peaceful it feels.

08:00There's such a sense of heritage here.

08:02You can feel it in every detail.

08:04The hotel's rooms are classic in style, with lots of decorative touches.

08:11It's full of character and sophistication, just as you'd expect from a historic palace.

08:18Outside, the terraces look out over the Tagus River, giving you some of the best views in the city.

08:26Downstairs, that same style continues in the hotel's restaurant space.

08:31You know, this doesn't feel like a hotel.

08:35It feels like an integral part of the city.

08:38And it really does take you back to Portugal's incredible history.

08:43Next up on my journey, I'm wandering deeper into Lisbon, to discover more of what the city has to offer.

08:49I'm heading to Sola dos Prasandos, a family-run spot celebrated for its fresh seafood and traditional Portuguese flavors.

08:59It's considered a local landmark, attracting visitors for over 40 years.

09:05I've been invited for a private masterclass with one of the restaurant's chefs.

09:10Chef, what traditional Portuguese cuisine are we preparing?

09:13We have three dishes.

09:15We start with the octopus.

09:17We're going to fry the chicken with the garlic oil and coriander.

09:20Then, in the main dish, we have lobster rice.

09:25Who doesn't love a lobster?

09:26I mean, they are pretty special.

09:28And this is a Portuguese lobster?

09:29Portuguese lobster.

09:30The secret sauce for each dish is made from the leftover vegetables.

09:34A classic approach that ensures nothing goes to waste.

09:38Now it's time for us to get cooking.

09:40I think one of my favorite smells has to be coriander.

09:45It's such a beautiful aroma.

09:49As we build the flavors, I can see just how much care goes into these traditional Portuguese dishes.

09:55I don't think anything gets better than just simple ingredients.

09:58And I think that's what Portuguese cooking is all about.

10:00Simple ingredients that come together.

10:04These dishes are all about layering flavors and letting the ingredients speak for themselves.

10:09Lobster, octopus, and mussels are prized ingredients in Portuguese cooking.

10:15And with just a light touch, they become something really special.

10:20After my masterclass, it's time to taste some of the dishes with Carolina Cardoso, part of the family behind this restaurant.

10:27We start with the octopus.

10:30My grandparents, they brought this dish to Lisbon when they opened the restaurant.

10:34The clams is just the normal Portuguese clams.

10:37There's no magic, no, nothing.

10:38It's just about really good products from our coast.

10:40Portuguese cuisine, it's all about the ingredients.

10:44Sharing this meal with Carlolina helps me understand why this place is so popular.

10:49It's food with history, family, and flavor.

10:55As my journey comes to a close, I'm ending my time in Lisbon with a boat trip along the coast.

11:02Carolina, a local tour guide, is taking me out on the water.

11:06It's a lovely way to see the city from another angle.

11:09I think one of my favorite things is all the different colors and then the pop of the trees at the top.

11:15You notice the colors so much.

11:16And it's the same as what you notice in the tiles as well.

11:19The blues, the whites, the yellows.

11:22The pink.

11:23It's great just sitting back here, relaxing on the ocean,

11:26getting to see the different elements and levels of the city.

11:33After a fantastic day on the water, the captain lets me take the wheel as we head back to shore.

11:39For me, Lisbon is a city of layers.

11:42Layers to its history, layers to its streets, and layers to its famous pastry.

11:47I've had such a wonderful time here in Lisbon and truly feel part of the Portuguese culture.

11:53But now, on to the next adventure.

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