In this post you will find the origins of the Portuguese Pavement, one of the most relevant representation of the Portuguese culture.
The Origins of the Portuguese Pavement and Its First Exemplars Read More
The extinction of the Religious Orders was one of the significant episodes in the History of Portugal and consequently in the History of Lisbon. A determining factor in the destiny of the cultural and patrimonial panorama, over the 19th and 20th century.
What Impact Did the Extinction of the Religious Orders Have in our Culture and Patrimony? Read More
The history of the bandstands, its origin and their role in the city life are what we’ll be telling you about today. Do you know why they went into decline and what’s their current purpose?
The History of the Bandstands, Memories of Liberty and Identity Read More
They really are mysterious marks in the Carmo Ruins’ stones! Watch the video we’ve made for you and it’ll certainly surprise you.
Mysterious Marks in the Carmo Ruins’ Stones Read More
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.
The Dia da Espiga Fills Lisbon with Life and Tradition Read More
Tilework is one of the ‘ex-libris’ of Portugal, that is to say, one of the symbols that represents our country. The originality in its application and the creativity in the crossing of various arts, have made the Portuguese tilework unique in the world.
Portuguese Tilework: A Unique Form of Art in the World Read More
