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Largo da AjudaOpens in a new tab
Lisbon · Squares, Streets & Bridges
Largo da LuzOpens in a new tab
Lisbon · Squares, Streets & Bridges
Largo da Luz is in the Lisbon parish of Carnide. The square was a place of religious pilgrimage from early on. From the 16th century it became the setting for the Feira da Luz, one of the oldest fairs in Portugal. The square is home to the Igreja da Luz, the Colégio Militar and the Seminário dos Franciscanos.
Largo das Portas do SolOpens in a new tab
Alfama · Squares, Streets & Bridges
Largo das Portas do Sol is a street in the city of Lisbon, belonging to the parish of Santa Maria Maior, in the historic Alfama neighbourhood. It takes its name from the former Porta do Sol, part of Lisbon's Moorish wall, which stood on this spot and was ruined in the 1755 earthquake.
Largo de Dona EstefâniaOpens in a new tab
Saldanha · Squares, Streets & Bridges
Largo de Dona Estefânia is located in the parish of Arroios, in Lisbon.
Largo de São CarlosOpens in a new tab
Chiado · Squares, Streets & Bridges
Largo de São Carlos is a Lisbon square located in the parish of Santa Maria Maior, formed by the meeting of Rua Serpa Pinto and Rua Paiva de Andrada. It was in this square that the Teatro de São Carlos was built between 8 December 1792 and 30 June 1793. Later, with the establishment of the Republic, by a city council edict of 18 November 1913, it was renamed Largo do Directório, as it was home to the headquarters of the Portuguese Republican Party and its Directorate. Later still, under the Estado Novo, on 28 May 1956 it returned to its former name of Largo de São Carlos.
Largo de São DomingosOpens in a new tab
Mouraria · Squares, Streets & Bridges
Largo de São Domingos belongs to the parish of Santa Maria Maior and lies within Lisbon's former Fernandine walls.
Largo do Barão de QuintelaOpens in a new tab
Chiado · Parks & Gardens
The Quintela Palace, also called the Palace of the Baron of Quintela and Count of Farrobo, is a palace located in the parish of Misericórdia, in Lisbon, built on the initiative of the family of the Barons of Quintela as their residence, at the end of the 18th century.
Largo do CalvárioOpens in a new tab
Alcântara · Squares, Streets & Bridges
Largo do CarmoOpens in a new tab
Chiado · Squares, Streets & Bridges
Largo do ChiadoOpens in a new tab
Chiado · Squares, Streets & Bridges
Largo do Chiado is a public square in the Chiado district of Lisbon, Portugal. It is located at Largo do Chiado 4 a 7, 1200-108 Lisboa. Historically, the square has been at the border of the commercial district, Baixa, and the district of the same name situated on the hill above. The listing says the square is open daily from 8am to 2am. Baixa is situated below Chiado and Bairro Alto is situated above it. Largo do Chiado is home to two churches. On the north side is Igreja Nossa Senhora da Encarnação, which was built in 1708. On the south side is Igreja Nossa Senhora do Loreto, which was rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake. The square is home to a statue of Francisco de Sá de Miranda. The name Chiado is said to come from the satirical 16th century Portuguese poet, António Ribeiro, who was also known as, "o Chiado." It is said that he died in 1591, in Lisbon. He was said to be very witty and had the ability to imitate other people very well. A Brasileira, at Rua Garrett 120, opened in 1905 to market Brazilian Coffee. It was a hub for Portugal’s Modernist writers and poets, including Fernando Pessoa. A bronze statue of Pessoa was placed outside the café in 1988. 1988 was also the year of the Chiado Fire. The fire destroyed or severely damaged 18 buildings on August 25. The restoration kept the Pombaline street plan and introduced interior spaces. The restoration took over 10 years to complete. Today, the buildings at Largo do Chiado 4 a 7 house a McDonald’s. Recommended by some travel guides, the Chiado is a good spot early in the day, before the crowds gather. Rua Garrett leads to Livraria Bertrand. The Bertrand bookstore was founded in 1732 and is the oldest bookstore in Portugal. The Baixa-Chiado Metro station services both the blue and the green lines. The square is also on Tram 28’s route.
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Príncipe Real · Squares, Streets & Bridges
Largo do Rato is a street in the parishes of Campo de Ourique and Santo António, in Lisbon.
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Príncipe Real · Squares, Streets & Bridges · Illustrative photo
Largo Jean Monnet is a square located in the parish of Santo António, formerly Coração de Jesus, in Lisbon.
Largo Trindade CoelhoOpens in a new tab
Bairro Alto · Squares, Streets & Bridges
A square in Lisbon with benches, a statue and a historic kiosk.
La RúculaOpens in a new tab
Oeiras · Restaurants
La RúculaOpens in a new tab
Parque das Nações · Restaurants
La Serra LXOpens in a new tab
Alcântara · Restaurants
LáserumOpens in a new tab
Campo de Ourique · Hair & Beauty Salons
LáserumOpens in a new tab
Lisbon · Hair & Beauty Salons
La'skinOpens in a new tab
Saldanha · Hair & Beauty Salons
La SquadraOpens in a new tab
Mouraria · Restaurants
Lat.AOpens in a new tab
Alcântara · Restaurants
Laura AlvesOpens in a new tab
Almada · Shops & Markets
Lautasco (Casa de Fado)Opens in a new tab
Alfama · Restaurants
La VillaOpens in a new tab
Intendente · Restaurants

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