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This hilltop castle is traditionally regarded as the site of Lisbons founding settlement. Archaeological finds dated to the 7th century BC support this theory, although the oldest castle remains are from the Moorish era. Portugals first king, Afonso Henriques, captured the Moorish citadel in 1147 and his successors added the Alcovas palace, which remained the royal residence until 1511. Following centuries of neglect, the castle was imaginatively restored in 1938, providing the city with one of its most attractive viewpoints.
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Porta de So Jorge, Rua de Santa Cruz do Castelo 218 800 620www.castelodesaojorge.ptMain castle complex 9am9pm (6pm NovFeb) dailyTorre de Ulisses camera obscura 10am5pm daily (depending on visibility)Castle museum 9am9pm daily (6pm NovFeb) Adm: 8.50; concessions 5; family groups 20; under-10s free- The west-facing esplanade is best in the late afternoon, when the sun is low.
- The outdoor bar at is a good place to relax after a visit to the castle.
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This grand gate leads onto the final steep climb up to the castle grounds. In a wall niche to the left is a figure of St George. His local connection may derive from the role played by English troops in the conquest of Moorish Lisbon.
The restored battlements at Castelo So Jorge
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This restaurant, in one of Lisbons most exclusive locations, serves traditional Portuguese and international food. Although the interior is very impressive (it was part of the 13th-century Alcovas palace), try to sit outside if you can the views are superb.
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On the site of the Alcovas palace, the museum contains a collection of artifacts excavated from the hilltop, such as Iron Age cooking pots and 15th-century tiles.
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In one of the inner battlement towers, a camera obscura attached to a periscope projects images of the city. The castle has a history of distant gazing: Lisbons first observatory was set up there in 1779.
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