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In this series, other authors from different areas are challenged to publish their work, always with the city of Lisbon as the main topic.

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by Gisela Monteiro
by Gisela Monteiro

by Luís Bayó Veiga
by Luís Bayó Veiga
by Luís Bayó Veiga

by Marisa Filipe
by Marisa Filipe
by Marisa Filipe

by Bárbara Bruno
by Bárbara Bruno
by Bárbara Bruno

by António José Barros Veloso / Isabel Almasqué
by António José Barros Veloso / Isabel Almasqué
by António José Barros Veloso / Isabel Almasqué

by Ana Cristina Alves
by Ana Cristina Alves
by Ana Cristina Alves

by Raquel Policarpo e Inês Ribeiro
by Raquel Policarpo e Inês Ribeiro
by Raquel Policarpo e Inês Ribeiro

by Ana Cristina Alves
by Ana Cristina Alves
by Ana Cristina Alves

by Ana Cristina Alves
by Ana Cristina Alves
by Ana Cristina Alves

by Ema Câmara
by Ema Câmara
by Ema Câmara

by Luís Lopes
by Luís Lopes
by Luís Lopes

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by Luís Bayó Veiga
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PERSONALITIES


Spread across the city, placed on the façades of buildings, we find countless plaques indicating that in that place a notable personality was born, lived or died. But what is ...
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March 31, 2023
EVENTS


The Procession of Our Lady of Health is a centuries-old tradition in gratitude for the end of a terrible plague that devastated Lisbon in the 16th century.
This year, ...
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June 3, 2020
GASTRONOMY


Tendinha Tavern must be the only commercial establishment that claims to be younger than it actually is. Why they do this we don’t know but we’ll reveal many other curious facts ...
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June 16, 2021
SHOPPING


The coffee roaster Flor da Selva is the historic industrial space that we invite you to get to know today. Let yourself immerse in its intense and perfumed aroma.
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January 13, 2021
Lisbon in Us
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