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Chafariz da Mãe d'ÁguaThis fountain dates from 1840, when it was transferred from the upper end of the now-demolished Passeio Público, currently Praça da Alegria, then called Cotovia de Baixo.Príncipe RealSights & Landmarks
Chafariz da Praça das FloresBuilt next to the Arco da Rua de S. Bento (since demolished and rebuilt at Praça de Espanha) in response to an order from the Direcção das Águas Livres dated 12 June 1805, it remained on that spot until 1838, when it was moved to the beginning ofPríncipe RealSights & Landmarks
Chafariz da Rua do Arco a São MamedeThis small wall fountain, set beside the Arco de S. Mamede, shows a clear influence of the aqueduct-linked fountain model introduced by the architect Reinaldo Manuel dos Santos. Following a design by the architect Honorato José Correia de Macedo ePríncipe RealSights & Landmarks
Chafariz do Largo do RatoBuilt between 1753 and 1754 to a design by Carlos Mardel, its eighteenth-century architectural structure, with its Baroque scenography, follows the general scheme of other Mardelian fountains. Made of lioz limestone, it is a backed fountain (the noble part of thePríncipe RealSights & Landmarks
Chez BoulleTravessa Légua da Póvoa pateo bagatellaPríncipe RealCafés & Coffee Shops
Chocolates Artesanais ArcádiaRua Castilho 65, 1250-068 LisboaPríncipe RealFood & Drink Shops
ChopinChopin was a virtuoso pianist and one of the most remarkable composers of musical Romanticism in the first half of the 19th century.Príncipe RealMonuments & Historic Buildings · Illustrative photo
Church of São MamedeThe Igreja Paroquial de São Mamede existed in the former parish of São Mamede, in Lisbon, from at least 1190, standing on the slope of the Castle of Saint George, on what is today Rua de São Mamede; in 1769 it was moved to Vale do Pereiro, where a new territory was delimited and a new parish seat was built, beside Rua Nova de São Mamede.Príncipe RealChurches & Religious Sites
Clínica do PeloRua Alexandre Herculano s/n, 1250-143 LisboaPríncipe RealHair & Beauty Salons
ConcaRua Braamcamp 5, 1250-302 LisboaPríncipe RealRestaurants
Convento dos CardaisThis convent, founded in the 17th century (1681) at the initiative of D. Luisa de Távora, housed the Discalced Carmelites and, from 1876, the Dominican nuns. It is a religious complex made up of a church, 2 cloisters, a refectory and the remainingPríncipe RealChurches & Religious Sites
Copenhagen Coffee LabExperience good coffee from Copenhagen Coffee Lab. Organic and freshly roasted coffee – whole beans and ground. Perfect for both espresso machines and filter coffee.Príncipe RealFood & Drink Shops
Copenhagen Coffee LabRua do Salitre s/n, 1250-043 LisboaPríncipe RealCafés & Coffee Shops
CornerRua Joaquim António de Aguiar s/n, 1070-050 LisboaPríncipe RealBars & Nightlife
COSAvenida da Liberdade 67C, 1250-144 LisboaPríncipe RealFashion & Apparel
COTOVIA. cocktail barPraça das Flores 46, 1200-250 LisboaPríncipe RealBars & Nightlife
CuraRua Rodrigo da Fonseca s/n, 1070-241 LisboaPríncipe RealRestaurants
David RosasLuxury Watches and Fine Jewellery. Discover David Rosas, where tradition, expertise and rigorous craftsmanship are the key to a universe of excellence.Príncipe RealFashion & Apparel
DestakaAvenida Pedro Álvares Cabral 18Príncipe RealFashion & Apparel
Diferença-Comunicação VisualRua de São Filipe Néri 42, 1250-227 LisboaPríncipe RealArt Galleries
DiorAvenida da Liberdade 85, 1250-140 LisboaPríncipe RealFashion & Apparel
Dona AjudaRua Alexandre Herculano 64, 1250-012 LisboaPríncipe RealMarkets & Market Halls
DoteRua Barata Salgueiro 37A, 1250-042 LisboaPríncipe RealRestaurants
Doutores da estéticaRua Castilho s/n, 1250-070 LisboaPríncipe RealHair & Beauty Salons
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