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# getLISBON: The Unusual Lisbon Guide
## Posts
- [Where Did the Statues of the Garden of Praça de Londres Come From?](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/statues-of-the-garden-of-praca-de-londres/): The statues of the garden of Praça de Londres, next to the church of São João de Deus, haven’t always been there. Do you have any idea of where they came from?
- [Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro around Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/rafael-bordalo-pinheiro-around-lisbon/): In Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro around Lisbon, we seek to bring you public places where original work by this extraordinary artist can still be seen.
- [Saint Anthony of Lisbon: From Erudition to Popular Devotion](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/saint-anthony-of-lisbon/): Saint Anthony, a historical figure born in Lisbon, one of the few individuals proclaimed Doctors of the Church and the only Portuguese among them. The patron saint of the alfacinhas.
- [Garum and the Fish-Canning Industry of Roman Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/garum-and-the-fish-canning-industry-of-roman-lisbon/): Between the 1st and 5th centuries AD, the Lisbon region was the largest centre for the production and export of fish preserves and of a particularly prized product of the time: garum.
- [Lisbon in Us by Marina Diachkova](https://getlisbon.com/lisbon-in-us-en/lisbon-in-us-by-marina-diachkova/): Through Lisbon in Us by Marina Diachkova, you will get to know a Russian-born visual artist who was captivated by Lisbon.
- [The Brilliance and Humour in Bordalo Pinheiro Museum](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/bordalo-pinheiro-museum/): The Bordalo Pinheiro Museum is considered the most fun museum of Lisbon… there are many pieces that make us smile, so it may well be true!
- [The Dia da Espiga Fills Lisbon with Life and Tradition](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/dia-da-espiga-en/): On the Dia da Espiga (day of the ear of a cereal plant, usually wheat), during the morning, the streets of Lisbon are invaded by street vendors selling branches of ears. Some carry them in wicker baskets, and some fill strong-coloured plastic big bowls with fresh branches.
- [5 Classic Ice Cream Shops in Avenidas Novas](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/5-classic-ice-cream-shops-in-avenidas-novas/): The warm weather has arrived! The desire to enjoy a refreshing ice cream has led us to bring you the story of 5 classic ice cream shops in Avenidas Novas.
Discover it all in our article!
- [Visiting Cacilhas: Land of Workers, Donkey Rides and Gastronomy](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/visiting-cacilhas/): This time we’re visiting Cacilhas. Today’s programme includes the Tagus river, breathtaking views of the city of Lisbon, culture and gastronomy.
- [25 April in the Urban Art of Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/25-april-in-the-urban-art-of-lisbon/): To celebrate the Revolution, we bring you 25 April in the urban art of Lisbon, an important means of raising awareness and fostering reflection.
- [The National Archive of the Tombo Tower](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/national-archive-tombo-tower/): The National Archive of the Tombo Tower has an important and valuable collection. Here are some of the most precious documents of Portugal and Humanity.
- [Brotéria: An Open House to the City in the Heart of Bairro Alto](https://getlisbon.com/getlisbon-invites/broteria-an-open-house-to-the-city-in-the-heart-of-bairro-alto/): Brotéria, an open house to the city, which brings together in the same space: thought, culture and spirituality.
- [Urban Art about Social Causes in Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/urban-art-about-social-causes-lisbon/): In this article regarding Urban Art about Social Causes in Lisbon, we’ve gathered art pieces from writers that highlight important concepts that concern everyone.
- [Discovering the Viewpoints of Penha de França and of Monte Agudo](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/discovering-the-viewpoints-of-penha-de-franca-and-of-monte-agudo/): We’ve created a short itinerary with suggestions so that you can better enjoy the Viewpoints of Penha de França and of Monte Agudo.
- [The Urban Art of Chão do Loureiro Car Park](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/urban-art-chao-loureiro/): Today we bring to you the project “Às 5, no Mercado”, an intervention of urban art of Chão do Loureiro car park.
- [The Colours of the Portuguese Pavement in Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/colours-portuguese-pavement-lisbon/): The colours of the Portuguese pavement are mostly black and white. However there’s one coloured that deserves a closer look…
- [The Spectacular Changing of the Guard in Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/changing-of-the-guard/): Did you know that in Lisbon you can also watch a Changing of the Guard? And witnessing the one-of-a-kind performance of the Mounted Brass Band?
- [5 Relief Ceramic Panels in Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/relief-ceramic-panels-lisbon/): In the 5 relief ceramic panels we’ve selected we can see bold and/or contrasting colours and a plasticity that results from the combination of sculpture and classic tilework.
- [Love Padlocks on Valentine’s Day](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/love-padlocks/): No, it’s not about the Valentine’s Day commemorated in the whole world that we’re going to talk about. We take advantage of this day of celebration of love to mention the romantic attitude of leaving love padlocks in the fences of monuments and its resulting consequences.
- [The Origins of the Portuguese Pavement and Its First Exemplars](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/origins-of-the-portuguese-pavement/): In this post you will find the origins of the Portuguese Pavement, one of the most relevant representation of the Portuguese culture.
- [The Português Suave Architectural Style in the 1940s Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/the-portugues-suave-architectural-style/): In this article we’ll be covering the Português Suave architectural style, the aesthetic that has marked the entire country in the 1940s.
- [The Dermatology Collection of the Capuchos Hospital](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/the-dermatology-collection-of-the-capuchos-hospital/): Today we’ll be testing your emotions! We’re going to present you the important and impressive Dermatology Collection of the Capuchos Hospital.
- [The “Church of Italians” in the Heart of Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/getlisbon-invites/church-of-italians/): In The “Church of the Italians" in the Heart of Lisbon, Nunziatella Alessandrini tells us about its foundation, location, catastrophes, reconstructions...
- [The Lisbon Trams, an Icon of the City](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/lisbon-tram/): The Lisbon Trams are an icon of the city. We’ll tell you how they evolved, how they almost disappeared and its role today.
- [Lisbon in Us by Jolanta Rikveile Mourinha](https://getlisbon.com/lisbon-in-us-en/lisbon-in-us-by-jolanta-rikveile-mourinha/): Jolanta Rikveile Mourinha reveals to us how this city has become one of her greatest sources of inspiration.
- [7 Ceramic Works by Querubim Lapa in Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/ceramic-works-querubim-lapa/): Today we’re sharing with you several ceramic works by Querubim Lapa, one of the most important Portuguese potters of the 20th century. The artist expressed himself through different plastic arts, but it’s his vast pottery work, scattered all over the country and abroad, that stands out the most for its innovative and creative symbiotic relationship with sculpture, painting and tilework.
- [The Art Nouveau Tiles in Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/getlisbon-invites/art-nouveau-tiles-lisbon/): Find out all about the Art Nouveau Tiles in Lisbon, article by Isabel Almasqué e António José de Barros Veloso.
- [Tombo Tower, a Temple Guarded by Gargoyles](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/tombo-tower/): The Tombo Tower is a impressive temple guarded by gargoyles that conjugates in an exemplar way functionality and symbolism.
- [Lisbon in Us by Cristina Cabral](https://getlisbon.com/lisbon-in-us-en/lisbon-in-us-by-cristina-cabral/): Lisbon in Us by Cristina Cabral will reveal the relationship of this visual artist with the city that welcomed her and that she came to adopt as her own.
- [The Fado Song Velha Tendinha](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/the-fado-song-velha-tendinha/): Today we’re going to explore the fado song Velha Tendinha that drops hints about the population of Lisbon and its experiences that are worth observing.
- [Pombaline Downtown, the Reconstruction of Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/pombaline-downtown/): The heart of Lisbon is indisputably the Pombaline Downtown. Its rigorously drawn streets are the result of an enormous catastrophe. Let’s find out!
- [Lisbon in Us by Luísa Petiz](https://getlisbon.com/lisbon-in-us-en/lisbon-in-us-by-luisa-petiz/): Lisbon in Us by Luísa Petiz introduces us to a charming young architect and illustrator who captivates us with her open smile and her passionate gaze upon this city.
- [The Tragic Earthquake of 1755](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/earthquake-of-1755/): Today when we talk about Lisbon the idea of a fabulous city arises immediately, but there was a tragic episode that deeply marked it, the earthquake of 1755.
- [Lisbon in Us by Defne Kayacik](https://getlisbon.com/lisbon-in-us-en/lisbon-in-us-by-defne-kayacik/): In Lisbon in Us by Defne Kayacik, the author tells us how this city captivated her and what led her to bring from Istanbul her project Beam me Up To.
- [Chintz of Alcobaça, A Cultural Heritage at Risk](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/chintz-of-alcobaca/): Chintz of Alcobaça is a very expressive and colourful woodblock printed Portuguese cotton fabric. The reason why it is called Alcobaça is still a mystery.
- [The Entalados of the 1950s Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/the-entalados-of-the-1950s-lisbon/): The entalados of the 1950s Lisbon are sculptural elements that were present in the decorative stonemasonry of the new buildings from the second expansion of Avenidas Novas zone.
- [Our Lady of Nazaré and the Miracle of D. Fuas Roupinho, Evocations in Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/our-lady-of-nazare-and-the-miracle-of-d-fuas-roupinho/): Although rare in Lisbon, the representation of Our Lady of Nazaré and the Miracle of D. Fuas Roupinho can be found in four evocations that we want to share with you.
Discover the story behind them and where these evocations can be found in our article!
- [The Our Lady of Light Festivities and Its Surprising Patrimony](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/our-lady-of-light/): In September the party isn’t over in Lisbon, this time in Carnide! Get to know the tradition of the Festivities and the amazing patrimony of the Church of Our Lady of Light.
- [Fado in the Urban Art of Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/fado-in-the-urban-art-of-lisbon/): In this article about the presence of fado in the urban art of Lisbon, we’re going to see pieces in which these two cultural phenomenons, deeply urban, joined forces.
- [Palace of the Counts of Óbidos](https://getlisbon.com/getlisbon-invites/palace-of-the-counts-of-obidos/): Palace of the Counts of Óbidos, a remarkable building that houses the headquarters of the prestigious Portuguese Red Cross. Find out all in the article!
- [Fado Museum, Preservation of Tradition and Culture](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/fado-museum-lisbon/): If you think the Fado Museum is an old space where only distant memories are kept, you’re very wrong! Get to know a dynamic museum...
- [Ice Creams and Refreshments in Old Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/getlisbon-invites/ice-creams-refreshments-in-old-lisbon/): In this article on ice creams and refreshments – most fitting for the hot summer we are experiencing – Luís Bayó Veiga takes us on a journey to a past both near and distant, where we discover, or recall, Lisbon’s consumer habits.
- [Medeiros e Almeida Museum](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/medeiros-almeida-museum/): In Medeiros e Almeida House-Museum you can find an eclectic collection gathered by a great collector that left his collection for everyone’s appreciation.
- [One of the Most Beautiful Streets of Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/one-of-the-most-beautiful-streets-of-lisbon/): One of the most beautiful streets of Lisbon takes us to the surprising Torel Garden. It dates back to the 19th century, it is small, discreet and its name is Júlio de Andrade.
- [Solar dos Zagallos, a Space of Memory and Creativity on the South Bank](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/solar-dos-zagallos-en/): Today we challenge our readers to venture on a visit to Solar dos Zagallos, an old small palace in Sobreda, 15 minutes away from Lisbon, right next to the city of Almada on the south bank of the Tagus River.
- [Traditional Boats of the Tagus River and Its Colourful Decorative Painting](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/traditional-boats-tagus-river/): About thirty years ago we developed a research on the decorative painting of the traditional boats of the Tagus River and we had the opportunity to know, at the time, one of the last popular painters, the master José Lopes. We found that little remained of this impressive legacy.
- [Discovering Lisbon’s Culinary Soul: A Food Lover’s Walk Through Baixa and Chiado](https://getlisbon.com/getlisbon-invites/discovering-lisbons-culinary-soul/): The founder of Eating Europe reveals his recommendations for food lovers who visit Lisbon, with a focus on the two unmissable areas, Baixa and Chiado.
- [Cardaes Convent: History, Spirituality and Heritage](https://getlisbon.com/getlisbon-invites/cardaes-convent/): Cardaes Convent embodies the memory of centuries of resilience, spirituality and artistic expression that deserve to be known. Learn all in our article!
- [The Story of Neve and the Royal Factory of Ice](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/royal-factory-ice/): Did you know that in the 18th century there were cafés in Lisbon where Neve (snow) was sold? We’re gonna tell you this interesting story and its connection to the Royal Factory of Ice.
- [Lisbon’s Light is Magical](https://getlisbon.com/discovering/lisbons-light-is-magical/): Lisbon’s light… How can we define a phenomenon that everyone recognises but that is so hard to put into words? Nothing better than poems…

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- [Private Tours in Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/private-tours-in-lisbon/): Since 2018, we have been publishing articles in Portuguese and English on our website, and to bring the richness of Lisbon to a broader audience, we have established partnerships with qualified guides and authors of themed itineraries for private tours.
- [Latest posts](https://getlisbon.com/latest-posts/)
- [North Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/seven-hills/north-lisbon/): With the increase of the population, the city has quickly invaded fields and farmhouses. This vast North Lisbon area is today the portrait of the urban development, not always organised and with quality, started in the years of 1960/1970. Despite this, getLISBON finds in it points of interest that deserve a visit.
- [West Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/seven-hills/west-lisbon/): In West Lisbon, we cover the riverside route between Alcântara and Belém (the westernmost point of the city), a fascinating walk. We will also make some close inland inroads, such as Alto de Santo Amaro and Ajuda, where we will discover gardens, palaces and breathtaking views of the Tagus River.
- [East Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/seven-hills/east-lisbon/): In East Lisbon, getLISBON covers the entire eastern riverside area, corresponding to the current parishes of Penha de França, Beato, Marvila, Parque das Nações and Olivais.
- [Avenidas Novas](https://getlisbon.com/seven-hills/avenidas-novas/): The area Avenidas Novas, traced by us, comprises three parishes of the city of Lisbon (Avenidas Novas, Areeiro and Alvalade) that correspond to two distinct expansion and development phases.
- [Campo de Ourique](https://getlisbon.com/seven-hills/campo-ourique/): Although the area of Campo de Ourique is not one of the most referenced places in travel guides, getLISBON finds good reasons to talk about it to its readers.
- [Estrela & Madragoa](https://getlisbon.com/seven-hills/estrela-madragoa/): In this area that we designated as Estrela/Madragoa, we enclosed zones of different characteristics, but that are harmoniously related. Starting from the highest point of our route, Estrela, we walk down the slope towards the river, going through the areas of Lapa, São Bento, Madragoa and Santos.
- [Santana](https://getlisbon.com/seven-hills/santana/): Santana is the hill that separates Vale Verde (present Av. da Liberdade) from the Vale da Ribeira de Arroios (now Av. Almirante Reis). It was, until two centuries ago, a space of fields and livestock farming, marked by convents, monasteries and palaces.
- [Graça](https://getlisbon.com/seven-hills/graca/): The Neighbourhood Graça, is a neighbourhood of viewpoints, vilas operárias (a neighbourhood attributed to workers) and of traditional commerce. Many commercial spaces exhibit decorative elements of Art Nouveau taste, which brings us immediately to an area that had a strong development in the beginning of the 20th century. But getLISBON is going to go back in time to show you a bit of the historical aspects of this picturesque and welcoming area.
- [Chiado, Bairro Alto & Amoreiras](https://getlisbon.com/seven-hills/chiado-bairro-alto-amoreiras/): This area defined by getLISBON, Chiado/Bairro Alto/Amoreiras, is stunning; no matter where you turn to, there are always reasons to be stoked. Being able to have a 360º view of Lisbon is a good reason on its own to start the introduction of this area from its highest point, Amoreiras. This route ends near the Tagus River in Cais do Sodré, passing through the fascinating Chiado.
- [Baixa & Liberdade](https://getlisbon.com/seven-hills/baixa-liberdade/): The Baixa & Liberdade route that getLISBON traced, starts at Praça do Comércio and ends at Parque Eduardo VII.
- [Castelo, Alfama & Mouraria](https://getlisbon.com/seven-hills/castelo-alfama-mouraria/): We have aggregated Castelo / Alfama / Mouraria, the oldest nuclei of this city, in order to show you what most typical, picturesque and historical Lisbon has to offer.
- [Seven Hills](https://getlisbon.com/seven-hills/): As the name getLISBON indicates, it’s about the City of the Seven Hills that we want to tell you about. This city has grown, undergone significant transformations and adaptations over time. Its physiognomy of centuries ago, today, has taken on new traits and perspectives, but it has always kept its formerly magic.
- [Discovering Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/discovering-lisbon/): Sharing with you the most peculiar aspects of Lisbon, without neglecting its landmarks, is what drives the cultural project getLISBON.
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## Tours
- [Private Tour “Lisbon of Spies”](https://getlisbon.com/tour/private-tour-lisbon-of-spies/): Uncover highly secret stories on this tour, exploring unexpected places where conspiracies once unfolded — led by historian and espionage expert Marisa Filipe.
- [Private Tour “Lisbon and the 1755 Earthquake”](https://getlisbon.com/tour/private-tour-lisbon-and-the-1755-earthquake/): Led by sociologist Guilherme Pereira, we set out to discover the reinvented city and the traces of the earthquake that still remain. Join us!
- [Private Tour “Jewish Lisbon”](https://getlisbon.com/tour/private-tour-jewish-lisbon/): Here we’ll explore the Jewish presence in Lisbon from the medieval period to the present day. Don’t miss this private walking tour led by historian Marisa Filipe!
- [Private Tour “Touring Around Rossio”](https://getlisbon.com/tour/private-tour-around-rossio/): On this tour, you will travel through time as you explore key episodes in the history of this city. Discover the essence of Lisbon with the sociologist Guilherme Pereira!
- [Private Tour “Lisbon Through Its Traditional Shops”](https://getlisbon.com/tour/private-tour-lisbon-through-its-traditional-shops/): Through Lisbon’s Traditional Shops, the sociologist Guilherme Pereira will explore with you the city from the nineteenth century to the present day. Unmissable!
- [Private Tour “The Railway Stations of Lisbon”](https://getlisbon.com/tour/private-tour-railway-stations-of-lisbon/): We’re going to explore the history of the railway, its infrastructure and architecture, as well as many other aspects and curiosities. Led by art historian António Simões.
- [Private Tour “Old Lisbon”](https://getlisbon.com/tour/private-tour-old-lisbon/): On this tour through the winding streets of Old Lisbon, we explore the city shaped by the peoples who left behind their neighbourhoods, traditions and memories. Led by historian Marisa Filipe.
- [Private Tour “The Lisbon of Camões”](https://getlisbon.com/tour/private-tour-the-lisbon-of-camoes/): On this tour, we revisit the places that bear witness to the life and legacy of Portugal’s greatest poet, who was born in this city more than 500 years ago. Led by historian Marisa Filipe.
- [Private Tour “Italian Lisbon For Music Lovers”](https://getlisbon.com/tour/private-tour-italian-lisbon/): Listening to music, we’ll cross the 18th and 19th centuries during which Culture and Arts from the Italian Peninsula invaded Lisbon. Join us on this tour led by official guide Luís Lopes!
- [Private Tour “Lisbon and the Fado”](https://getlisbon.com/tour/private-tour-lisbon-and-the-fado/): Explore Fado in Lisbon and Lisbon in Fado — from its origins linked to Brazil to its worldwide acclaim — on a walk through the city’s most iconic neighbourhoods, led by art historian Teresa Mouro.
- [Private Tour “Church of the Italians” in Lisbon](https://getlisbon.com/tour/church-of-the-italians-in-lisbon/): This private guided visit, led by historian Nunziatella Alessandrini, takes us to the splendid Church of Our Lady of Loreto, in Chiado, where Italian and Lisbon history and art come together.
- [Camino de Santiago – Portuguese Way](https://getlisbon.com/tour/camino-de-santiago-portuguese-way/): Have you ever felt the call of the Camino de Santiago? Join us and fulfil this aspiration. In April/May 2027 (dates to be announced).

## Categories
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## Tags
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