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Flora Chiado ApartmentsDiscover the perfect combination between past and present in the Flora Chiado Luxury Aparthotel in the heart of Lisbon's Baixa district.ChiadoApartments & Unique Stays
Flying TigerRua Garrett 9, 1200-203 LisboaChiadoFashion & Apparel
GardeniaRua Garrett 54, 1200-204 LisboaChiadoFashion & Apparel
Garrett 48 ApartmentsWelcome to Garrett 48 Apartments in Lisbon. Garrett 48 Apartments are located in a renovated traditional building in downtown Lisbon, in Chiado.ChiadoApartments & Unique Stays
GranadoBuy online on the website and discover exclusive promotions. New Perfumery. Exclusive types. Tradition and Quality.ChiadoShops & Markets
Grano Pasta FrescaRua da Horta Seca 1A, 1200-016 LisboaChiadoRestaurants
Grelha do CarmoRua da Condessa 3A, 1200-120 LisboaChiadoRestaurants
GS Chiado Boutique Studios & SuitesGS Chiado Boutique is set right in the heart of Chiado, in one of the city's most emblematic areas.ChiadoHotels
Hair Rui Canento SalonA hair salon and beauty salon in Lisbon offering hair colouring, blow dry and manicure services, with attention to curls and colour work carried out by a team of hairdressing professionals.ChiadoHair & Beauty Salons
HonoratoTravessa da Trindade s/n, 1200-049 LisboaChiadoRestaurants
Horacio Esteves E Justo LDAA café in Lisbon serving fast food, with bifana, chilli and mustard among the items on offer. The menu also includes coffee, beer, wine, liquor and small plates.ChiadoCafés & Coffee Shops
Hotel Borges ChiadoIn the heart of Chiado, one of Lisbon's most charming areas, Hotel Borges Chiado is a refuge combining tradition and contemporaneity, a few metres from Bairro Alto, Rossio, Príncipe Real and Mercado da Ribeira and one step away from Baixa-Chiado station. Rooms range from single and twin to double, triple, quadruple and deluxe suites, some with views over Chiado, designed for relax, business and leisure trips. It offers a sublime view over the Largo do Chiado and sits 30 minutes from Lisbon airport by car or metro.ChiadoHotels
Hotel do ChiadoRua Nova do Almada 114, 1200-290 LisboaChiadoHotels
Igreja de Nossa Senhora da EncarnaçãoA parish church inaugurated in 1708, it was completely destroyed by the 1755 Earthquake. Rebuilt by the architect Manuel Caetano de Sousa still in the 18th century, the works continued until 1873. Its late Baroque façade features six Corinthian pilasters.ChiadoChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora dos MártiresRua Garrett s/n, 1200-203 Lisboa, Portugal is the location of the Basilica of Our Lady of the Martyrs or Basílica de Nossa Senhora dos Mártires. This church is in the Chiado district of Lisbon and is a parish church of the Roman Catholic Church. The church is formally a basilica. The architectural styles of the church are a combination of baroque and late neoclassical styles. The first records of the church are from 1147 and are associated with the conquest of Lisbon by Afonso Henriques. A chapel was built on Monte Fragoso, the site of a cemetery of English Crusaders and Portuguese soldiers, along with the Crusader fleet's icon of the Virgin. The church was enlarged and renovated numerous times. The last renovation was completed in 1750 and was in the style of full baroque. The church was damaged in the 1755 Lisbon earthquake and completely destroyed. The church was completely rebuilt beginning in 1769 and was dedicated in 1784. The rebuilding was funded by a merchant from Porto, Portugal named Manuel Pacheco Pereira, and was directed by the Brotherhood of the Blessed Sacrament. The church was rebuilt in a combination of neoclassical and baroque styles. The church was designed with a lioz stone façade typical of the Lisbon region. It is topped by a triangular pediment and includes an oculus. The bell tower is located at the back of the church. A relief at the top of the main door depicts King Afonso Henriques offering thanks to the Virgin for the gift of the city, with the Crusader William Longsword, and is the work of Francisco Leal García. Internally, the single nave is flanked by eight side chapels and a shallow transept. The program of color is evident in the marbles throughout the walls of the church. The floor is of inlaid marbles, sucupira, and satinwood. The highlight of the high altar is the image of Our Lady of the Martyrs, placed on a throne, and surmounted by the baldachin. A monstrance is place above.ChiadoChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja do Convento de Santa Maria do CarmoA former Carmelite convent of Nª Sra. do Vencimento do Monte do Carmo, commissioned in 1389 by the Constable D. Nuno Álvares Pereira and completed in the first decades of the 15th century. Severely affected by the 1755 earthquake, it never returnedChiadoChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja do LoretoIn Chiado, set on a small churchyard reached by a stairway of two straight walled flights converging on a landing, the Igreja de Nª Sra. do Loreto — also known as the Church of the Italians — was built in 1518 at the request of the Italian community living in Portugal.ChiadoChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja do Santíssimo SacramentoThe original church, begun in 1667 next to the palace of the Marquises of Arronches, who halted the works during the finishing stage, was relocated in 1671 to land belonging to the Count of Valadares, where a new church was built.ChiadoChurches & Religious Sites
Instanta ChiadoRua Garrett 42, 1200-204 LisboaChiadoShops & Markets
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