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A must see place in Lisbon downtown. Normally very crowded. Lots of traffic around but still easily accessible. Definitely recommend to visit.
One of the larger obelisks in Lisbon. Nice detail and worth a visit.
A lovely square to walk around. I lived around when having my holidays at Lisbon. Great location - close to a lot of attractions and when it was sunny the view is really open and nice. It is also at a great transportation area, loads of shops, restaurant and bus station near by!
Majestic monument celebrating the end of the Restoration War against the Spanish situated in the middle of the Restauradores Square.
This large square is located in the heart of Lisbon and the end of the Avenida de Liberdade.
It is surrounded by many stores, restaurants and coffee shops. Metro station to the east and the Rossio train station to the west.
Especially beautiful is the cobble stone pattern that adorns the entire square.
This large square is located in the heart of Lisbon and the end of the Avenida de Liberdade.
It is surrounded by many stores, restaurants and coffee shops. Metro station to the east and the Rossio train station to the west.
Especially beautiful is the cobble stone pattern that adorns the entire square.
History overload area! Very beautiful. Plenty of shops and restaurants.
nice monument, and very convenient metro station next to it
The long, tall monument towered over the surrounding landscape, its majestic form an awe-inspiring sight that evoked feelings of reverence and admiration in all who beheld it, a testament to the skill and ingenuity of its creators.
The smooth, cool surface of the white stone marble gleamed in the sunlight, its pristine beauty a striking contrast against the vibrant hues of the surrounding flora, a sight that left one in wonder and admiration.
The smooth, cool surface of the white stone marble gleamed in the sunlight, its pristine beauty a striking contrast against the vibrant hues of the surrounding flora, a sight that left one in wonder and admiration.