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Saturday, 20 October 2012
Thursday, 18 October 2012
My last day in Lisbon (quinta-feira)
Paris meets Lisbon at Picoas metro station
More than graffiti at Picoas
Modern 'azulejo' art at Restauradores station
Visiting Museu Nacional do Desporto
Portuguese olympic memories
Wednesday, 17 October 2012
One more day to go in Lisbon (quarta-feira)
Old Lisbon - Rossio
Vespas everywhere in Lisbon
Animatógrafo do Rossio - the oldest "adult cinema"
Lunch break at Museu da Cerveja
Praça do Comércio revisited
Coffee break at Brown's
The Declaration of Human Rights at Parque metro station
The Age of the Discoveries at the same station
More 'azulejos' in Rua Rodriges Sampaio
Tuesday, 16 October 2012
Shopping and other activities in Lisbon (terça-feira)
'Feira da Ladra' on Tuesday (terça-feira)
Here you can find everything you always wanted
Old 'azulejos' on sale and a house covered with them
Back at the hotel and up at Igreja do Carmo
Lisboa, arrasada pelo tremor de terra de 1755, foi
reconstruída pelo Marquês de Pombal segundo um modelo de urbanismo racionalista
do século das Luzes. É hoje a mais cosmopolita metrópole portuguesa.
Devastated by the earthquake in 1755, Lisbon was
rebuilt by the Marquis of Pombal following a model of racionalist urbanism from
the Age of Enlightenment. Today Lisbon is the most cosmopolitan Portuguese
metropolis.
Lisboa Carmo and the view of Rossio from there
People queueing for Elevador de Santa Justa
Ponte 25 de Abril and Cristo-Rei
Arriving at Costa da Caparica
The season for the beach train is over ...
... but some still taste the Ocean
On the way back we take the ferry from Cacilhas
Lisbon in sight
Language practice and parking practice
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