In Portugal....Which one reads right?

[sahanav]

In Portugal, be prepared to be amazed at every step.

In Portugal, prepare to be amazed at every step.

Which one reads right? or both?

Thanks in advance

 

[emsr2d2]

In Portugal, be prepared to be amazed at every step.

In Portugal, prepare to be amazed at every step.

Which one reads right? Or are both OK?

Thanks in advance.

I prefer your second sentence. I would also say "... with every step". "Prepare to be amazed at every step" suggests that every time you see a stair (a step on a staircase), you will be amazed.