Region: Southwestern Europe
The Carmo Church is a historical building in Lisbon, Portugal. The mediaeval convent was ruined in the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake, and the ruins of its Gothic church are the main trace of the great earthquake still visible in the city. Nowadays the ruined Carmo Church is used as an archaeological museum.
Castle of Obidos
Obidos
Quinta da Regaleira-Sintra
Statue of poet António Ribeiro, the Chiado, in the Chiado Square. It was a humorous and satirical poet of the sixteenth century.
Ceramic tiles are part of the facade decoration of many houses in Lisbon. This tradition goes back to the culture of Moorish occupiers, polished in the Middle Ages of Andalusia from the Iberian Peninsula with stones (in Arabic "al zulaij" - Portuguese "azulejos") supplied. From 15./.16. Century the tiles came from Spain and Portugal Mallorca ("majolica") and Holland's Delft.
Train Station-Lisbon
Area total: 92,090 km
Coast line: Atlantic Ocean
Capital: Lisbon
Monte Palace-Tropical-Gardens-Madeira
Castle of Obidos
Obidos
Ceramic tiles are part of the facade decoration of many houses in Lisbon. This tradition goes back to the culture of Moorish occupiers, polished in the Middle Ages of Andalusia from the Iberian Peninsula with stones (in Arabic "al zulaij" - Portuguese "azulejos") supplied. From 15./.16. Century the tiles came from Spain and Portugal Mallorca ("majolica") and Holland's Delft.
Train Station-Lisbon
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