Praca do Comercio (Terreiro do Paco)

Lisbon's emblematic square,

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Carmo Archaeological Museum (Pass By)

Gothic ruins of the Carmo Church housing a varied archaeological collection in Lisbon.

Miradouro da Graca (Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen) (Pass By)

Elevated belvedere offering stunning panoramic views of Lisbon and its colorful rooftops.

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"Beautiful gardens with iron tree, cheese tree or kapok tree and one of the famous Kiosks which allows to approach the life lisboete as it should be, with contemplation and a drink."

Avenida da Liberdade (Pass By)

Arrival in Liberty Avenue, majestic and aesthetic that takes us straight to the Baixa District.

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"Rossio, today gathering of stores tourist and historical, there is also the theater national (formerly the court of the inquisition), and incomparable purple Jacarandas in April-May."

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"Baixa, its 18th century reconstruction by the Marquis of Pombal follows an urbanistic logic reflected in its globality to be futuristic and resistant to eventual future tremors."

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"Built as a church in 1150, it becomes cathedral in 1250. Probably built very close to the main mosque during the Muslim occupation, the ruins in the cloister suggest the remnants of Roman civilization."

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"Point of view dominating the city, it is dedicated to the poetess of the Sofia district of Mello Breyner Andresen died in 2004"

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"An old building, one of the first churches but which has changed a lot... it's the hotel of the last dinasty Portuguese, the Braganzas, but also about thirty of panels from Lafontaine's fables"

Panteao Nacional (Pass By)

The National Pantheon of Lisbon is an imposing monument housing the graves of illustrious Portuguese personalities. Its dome offers a panoramic view of the city. Its neo-Manueline architecture and sumptuous interior make it an emblematic place steeped in history.

Mercado de Santa Clara (Pass By)

"Flea market, view of another pantheon, the current one, where rests the illustrious...Street art meets tradition."

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"Place du commerce destroyed by a gigantic fire in 1988, its reconstruction was carried out by the finest of architects: Alvaro Siza Vieira"