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The 5th of October, 1910: The Day We Became a Republic
At 11:00 am October 5 1910, from the balcony of Paços do Concelho, in Lisbon, the Portuguese Republic was proclaimed.
October 5, 2023
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At 11:00 am October 5 1910, from the balcony of Paços do Concelho, in Lisbon, the Portuguese Republic was proclaimed.
Velvet, wool, ready-to-wear, and an offensive mascot helped this former department store dominate Rua Augusta for over a century.
Hell, witches, trash, fires, and ghosts? There’s more to see in Coina than meets the eye.
Until October, four themed walking tours will help people discover how Lisbon was built and experienced over different periods of the city’s history. David Felismino of the Museu de Lisboa shares his thoughts with Atlas.
The Parliament Building hasn’t always been used for lawmaking,.
Stone pathways, inlaid fountains, a fanciful swimming spot, and a stunning castle are just a few treasures found in this ancient hidden village.
“We kept working all the time, and that’s what we intend to do now,” says Inês Cunha, President of the Board of Directors.
Learning the timeworn tradition of making life-saving sausages with Portuguese grandmothers in Trás-os-Montes
The African Lisbon Tour is more than just a tour — it’s part of a movement started by a West African immigrant to Portugal to show the other side of the Times of the Explorers and Portugal’s colonial past, right here in the capital.
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