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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Monumental Fountains of Rossio
The monumental fountains of Rossio are two landmarks of the 19th century Lisbon that can’t go unnoticed in this city of seven hills.
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 Writer Eça de Queiroz, Evocations in Lisbon
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.
Continue readingPublic Art of Campo Grande Garden Route
Do you have any clue of the diversity of the public art of the Campo Grande Garden in Lisbon? We’ve put together a route for you to see each of the art pieces…
Continue reading5 Relief Ceramic Panels in 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.
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