The Ajuda Cemetery, like the other historic cemeteries, is a true open-air museum that shows us some of the most interesting stages of our history.
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Alcântara Library, a Space of Culture
Alcântara Library is the third largest public library in Lisbon and it opened on October 5, 2020.
Continue readingThe 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.
Continue readingThe Português Suave Architectural Style in the 1940s Lisbon
In this article we’ll be covering the Português Suave architectural style, the aesthetic that has marked the entire country in the 1940s.
Continue readingBelém Tower, the Landmark of Lisbon
Find out the particularities of the Belém Tower, built over 500 years ago, that became the landmark of the city of Lisbon.
Continue readingFrom Majestic Club to Casa do Alentejo Association
Inside the Casa do Alentejo Association, we can find stairs that will lead us to a wonderful world of fantasy, eccentricity and luxury.
Continue readingLisbon’s 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…
Continue readingThe Triumphal Arch of Praça do Comércio
Situated in one of the most beautiful squares of the world, the Triumphal Arch of Praça do Comércio, is the monumental gate that connects Lisbon to Tagus river.
Continue readingThe Columns that the Earthquake Displaced
The columns that the earthquake displaced that we’re telling you about are curious cases of pieces of ruins and demolitions from the catastrophe that were recovered and thus have persisted until today.
Continue readingTombo Tower, a Temple Guarded by Gargoyles
The Tombo Tower is a impressive temple guarded by gargoyles that conjugates in an exemplar way functionality and symbolism.
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