Stone Caravels, Do You Know Their Meaning?
Today we’re talking about the stone caravels that we find engraved on old façades or on drinking fountains mostly situated in the oldest areas of Lisbon.
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Today we’re talking about the stone caravels that we find engraved on old façades or on drinking fountains mostly situated in the oldest areas of Lisbon.
Stone Caravels, Do You Know Their Meaning? Read More
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Original article published on 24 June 2020 Príncipe Real Garden, in a romantic style with exotic plant species and small eclectic palaces around it, is one of the most beautiful
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Inserted, interestingly enough, in a building like many others, its façade is so discreet that we might come across its door daily without ever noticing that there is a church. The Church Nossa Senhora da Oliveira is, perhaps, one of the most unknown spaces of Christian worship in Baixa, downtown Lisbon.
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The writer Eça de Queiroz, one of the most relevant Portuguese writers of all times. On the day he would turn 175 years old, we want to remember him, recalling his relationship with Lisbon.
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