If you dream of an ideal city to live in, maybe it's time to pay attention to Lisbon, one of the oldest cities in the world that is full of history and cheerful colors, where the sun shines 300 days a year and the temperature rarely drops below 15 degrees Celsius.

The capital and largest city of Portugal is famous for its winding, cobbled and up-and-down streets, colorful buildings, yellow trams, blue ceramic tiles that decorate the exterior of the facades and a particular musical direction - fado, a genre that originated in the country in the early 19th century.

In Lisbon, you feel safe roaming day and night and where you will find hotels and restaurants for everyone's taste, budget and requirements - with these words the Tourist Board of the capital of Portugal invites visitors from all over the world to explore the romantic metropolis in Atlantic coast.

The city that lies on seven hills leaves no one indifferent. In addition to the beautiful tourist attractions that call you like a strong magnet, we explored why Lisbon is one of the best cities to live in Europe.
The average salary in Portugal is about 1269 euros per month, reports nhglobalpartners.com. The average salary of employees in Lisbon is significantly higher than in the rest of Portugal and amounts to around 3755 euros per month.

Larger cities such as Porto and Lisbon have the highest average wages, while less developed and more remote areas tend to have lower wages.
How does the average salary in Portugal compare with neighboring countries? The average salary in Portugal is the lowest in Western Europe and more in line with salaries in Eastern and Central Europe. However, the relatively low cost of living makes up for the low wages.

The lowest average salary for tech workers in Portugal is €1,430 per month and the highest average is €4,510 per month. The average salary of an engineer in Portugal is 2410 euros per month.
