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O AlvesRua Gilberto Rola 56, 1350-156 LisboaAlcântaraRestaurants
Obelisco AquáticoThe Obelisco Aquático is the central element of the Chafariz das Necessidades.AlcântaraMonuments & Historic Buildings · Illustrative photo
O David marisqueiraRua Prior do Crato s/n, 1350-159 LisboaAlcântaraRestaurants
O degrauRua José Dias Coelho s/n, 1300-328 LisboaAlcântaraRestaurants
O Gaspar: A petisqueira da Boa HoraTravessa da Boa Hora à Ajuda 9, 1300-100 LisboaAlcântaraCafés & Coffee Shops
O MateusRua Vieira da Silva 92, 1350-278 LisboaAlcântaraRestaurants
O Nosso Prego - Docas Santo AmaroAvenida de Brasília s/n, 1349-028 LisboaAlcântaraRestaurants
O Trevo - o Rei do BitoqueRua Aliança Operária s/n, 1300-093 LisboaAlcântaraRestaurants
O XavelhaRua Vieira da Silva 12, 1350-344 LisboaAlcântaraRestaurants
Padaria PortuguesaRua Luís de Camões 3-A, 3-B, 1300-355 LisboaAlcântaraBakeries & Pastry Shops
Palacete PessanhaAn urban palacete, an example of eclectic residential architecture from the late 18th century, at the time owned by José da Silva Pessanha. It has a simple rectangular plan arranged around a small central courtyard...AlcântaraMonuments & Historic Buildings
Palacete PonteThis example of eclectic residential architecture was commissioned for construction by the Condes da Ponte (Melo Torres family), who already inhabited the space at the end of the first quarter of the 18th century...AlcântaraMonuments & Historic Buildings
Palácio BurnayBuilt in the 18th century by D. César de Meneses, principal of Lisbon Cathedral, and for this reason also known as Palácio dos Patriarcas. It was considerably altered in the 19th century before being acquired by banker Henrique Burnay, who had it decAlcântaraMonuments & Historic Buildings
Palácio Condes da Ribeira GrandeThis building resulted from alterations made to an 18th-century noble house by the first Marquis of Ribeira Grande. The façade is divided into two storeys and fifteen bays, with the central section projecting forward from the side sections. The main balcony isAlcântaraMonuments & Historic Buildings
Palácio da EgaThe original core dates back to the 16th century, when it was owned by the Saldanha family. After successive alterations, it now comprises three main sections: the entrance block, the southern block and the Pompeia hall, to the east. Inside, of particular note are the panelAlcântaraMonuments & Historic Buildings
Palácio das ÁguiasThis palace is an integral part of Quinta das Águias, also known as Quinta de Diogo Mendonça, classified as a Property of Public Interest, which originated in the parcel-by-parcel land grant of the Saldanha e Albuquerque estate...AlcântaraMonuments & Historic Buildings
Palácio de Exposições1300-118 LisboaAlcântaraMonuments & Historic Buildings
Palácio Sabugosa e JardinsThe Palácio Sabugosa is located in the Portuguese parish of Alcântara, in the municipality of Lisbon. It was built in the 16th century and subsequently underwent extension, restoration and improvement works.AlcântaraMonuments & Historic Buildings
Palácio Vale-FlorCommissioned by José Constantino Dias, Marquess of Vale-Flor, this palace was built in the first decade of the 20th century (between 1902 and 1907), still reflecting the eclectic spirit of the previous century, with an initial design by the architect Nicola Bigaglia...AlcântaraHotels
Parque Infantil do Mercado Rosa Agulhas1350-353 LisboaAlcântaraPlay Centres & Playgrounds
Parque Infantil do MiradouroRua Fonseca Benevides s/n, 1300-253 LisboaAlcântaraPlay Centres & Playgrounds
Pastelaria com TradiçõesRua do Cruzeiro s/n, 1300-134 LisboaAlcântaraCafés & Coffee Shops
Pastelaria LilaRua Prior do Crato 91, 1350-260 LisboaAlcântaraBakeries & Pastry Shops
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