When I think of Lisbon, I think of the city as being the gateway to Europe. When we fly from the east coast of the United States, i.e., Washington, DC to Lisbon, it’s about a seven hour flight and no doubt, it is seemingly the shortest distance across the Atlantic Ocean. Given that I’m not a fan of flying, we always opt for the shortest time spent on a flight.
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