Portugal Lisboa26 Riverside

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Lisboa
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Once a seedy area of Lisbon, the riverside Cais
do Sodré district has been reborn as one of the
city's coolest, a hub of great clubs, bars,
restaurants and original shops
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Praça Duque da Terceira (Cais do
Sodré) Portuguese military officer, statesman and
a leader of the Constitutionalist side in the
Liberal Wars, as well as a Prime Minister of
Portugal
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Praça Duque da Terceira (Cais do Sodré)
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Praça Duque da Terceira
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Calcada Praça Duque da Terceira (Cais do Sodré)
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Gare Cais do Sodre
Praça Europa
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Rua do Arsenal
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Praça do Município
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Praça do Município Lisbon City Hall and the old
pillory in the Center of the Square
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Praça do Município the old pillory
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Praça do Município Calçada portuguesa by Eduardo
Nery (1938-2013)
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Praça do Comércio (Terreiro do Paço)
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Praça do Comércio (Terreiro do Paço)
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Praça do Comércio Lisbon aerial view by Tiago
Sacramento (aguarela 2012)
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Praça do Comércio Statue of King José I,
by Machado de Castro (1775)
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Praça do Comércio  Arco da Rua Augusta, was
designed by Veríssimo da Costa
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The Rua Augusta Arch built to commemorate the
city's reconstruction after the 1755 earthquake
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 Statue of Marquis of Pombal
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Statues of Glory, Ingenuity and Valor (by the
French sculptor Calmels) 
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Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição Velha (Rua
da Alfândega)
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Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição Velha
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Rua dos Bacalhoeiros, Alfama 
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Casa dos Bicos
Campo das Cebolas
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Cathedral Campo das Cebolas
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Paineira rosa (Ceiba speciosa)
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Paineira rosa (Ceiba speciosa) Exemplar
monumental no Campo das Cebolas
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The pincushion facade of Casa dos Bicos, the
eccentric 16th-century abode of Afonso de
Albuquerque, former viceroy to India, grabs your
attention with 1125 diamond-shape
spikes (bicos). The casa houses a small museum
dedicated to José Saramago (19222010),
Portugal's most famous writer and a newly added
ground-floor excavation of Roman ruins
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Casa dos Bicos is one of the very few buildings
that survived the 1755 earthquake.  Its interior
is occupied by the Saramago Foundation, a space
dedicated to the Nobel Prize-winning Portuguese
writer. It hosts special literary events and
contains the author's library. Stop in the
bookstore to pick up one of his works, and don't
miss the olive tree planted out front, taken from
his birthplace, Azinhaga. Below the tree are the
ashes of the great writer
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Alfama Palacete Chafariz d'El Rei
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The neo-Moorish palace, Palacete Chafariz d'El
Rei
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This elegant hotel was once a 19th-century
aristocratic family home. Located in Lisbons
historic centre, it features stained-glass
windows and antique furniture, and a terrace
overlooking the Tagus River
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Av. Infante Dom Henrique
The constructuion of the new Lisnon's Cruise
Terminal began in October 2015 and will be
completed by the end of 2017. The new terminal
will be a contemporary interpretation of Lisbons
vibrant lifestyle. With an approximate covered
area of 13,800 m2, it will host both authorities
as well as tourist services, shops and catering
services for the comfort of all visitors,
passengers and crew
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Santa Apolonia is central Lisbon's main train
station
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Monument to portuguese emigrants by Maria das
Dores Caldeira Castel-Branco (1936 -
1996). Bronze sculptural group showing a family
with a suitcase. The statue stands in front of
Sta. Apolónia Station, where many emigrants left
for Europe
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Despite its beautiful setting and being the
oldest museum in town, this remains one of
Lisbon's least-visited attractions
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The Military Museum in Lisbon
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The Military Museum in Lisbon
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Calçada da Cruz da Pedra
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Calçada da Cruz da Pedra, Casa Pia, Colégio D.
Maria Pia
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Museu Nacional do Azulejo (National Tile
Museum) Its collection is the only of its kind in
the world, and contains a splendid array of tiles
from as early as the 15th century along with
displays on how they're made. It is housed in the
monastic buildings of the Madre de Deus Convent,
which after renovation following the Great
Earthquake had its interior turned into one of
the most magnificent in the city
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Museu Nacional do Azulejo (National Tile Museum)
Madre de Deus Convent
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National Tile Museum Madre de Deus Convent
Jorge Barradas Painel de azulejos Os Reis Magos
1945
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Portuguese Pavement stone white pedra Rua de
Xabregas The calçada portuguesa is made of small
square stones, usually limestone
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Edifício Abel Pereira da Fonseca, Marvila
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Edifício Abel Pereira da Fonseca Urban sketch
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Edifício Abel Pereira da Fonseca Praça David
Leandro da Silva
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Monument by José de Guimarães Praça 25 de Abril
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The work Lisbon (a tribute to the builders of the
city) by José de Guimarães (1999) The descending
towards the water has also as a consequence that,
in the beginning of the axe, the sculpture and
the water are at the level of the eyes. As we
descend, the sculpture, that represents a seated
woman, goes up, relatively to the horizon line,
until in a certain point where she is "seated" on
the water
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Monument by José de Guimarães (Portugal, 1939)
Praça 25 de Abril
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Presentation Sanda Foisoreanu
2017
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