Visitors find in Lisbon a city of sweeping historic panorama. It was spared the devastation of World War II and celebrates the fact in Cristo Rei, the monument to Christ the King, which stands on the southern bank of the Tagus River and overlooks the city, its arms open in thanks. Nearby is the Belem Tower, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built in the golden age of Portuguese world exploration as part of a city defense system. Lisbon owes much of its history to those who came to conquer, including Julius Caesar and the Moors, both of whom have left their mark architecturally and culturally. The Muslim impact is centered in the Alfama quarter, one of the few areas that survived the 1755 Lisbon earthquake. The most family-friendly part of the city is Monsanto Forest Park, an urban park that is one of the largest parks in Europe.
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