A Feira da Ladra é um mercado de artigos usados, velharias, roubados, achados, descontinuados, sem valor para uns, valiosos para outros e realiza-se ao redor do Campo de Santa Clara em Lisboa. Todas as 3ª feiras e Sábados de madrugada até ao entardecer, todas as semanas do ano, faça chuva ou sol, lá estará alguém disposto a vender as suas bugigangas.
The Flea Market is a marketplace of used items, bric, stolen, found, discontinued, worthless to some, valuable to others and takes place around Campo de Santa Clara in Lisbon. All Tuesdays and Saturdays, every week of the year, rain or shine, there will be someone willing to sell their trinkets.
The Flea Market is a marketplace of used items, bric, stolen, found, discontinued, worthless to some, valuable to others and takes place around Campo de Santa Clara in Lisbon. All Tuesdays and Saturdays, every week of the year, rain or shine, there will be someone willing to sell their trinkets.
Nas redondezas vale a pena conhecer o Mosteiro/Igreja de São Vicente de Fora que foi edificada sobre uma igreja românica de 1147 com ordem de construção por D. Afonso Henriques.
Nearby is worth visit the Monastery/Church of São Vicente de Fora which was built on a Romanesque church of 1147 with construction order by the first King of Portugal D. Afonso Henriques.
Nearby is worth visit the Monastery/Church of São Vicente de Fora which was built on a Romanesque church of 1147 with construction order by the first King of Portugal D. Afonso Henriques.
Panteão Nacional na Igreja de Santa Engrácia. O atual edifício começou a ser construído em 1682 e só ficou concluído em 1966, por isso é comum a expressão Portuguesa "Obras de Santa Engrácia", para qualificar algo que nunca mais esta pronto.
National Pantheon on Santa Engracia Church. The present building was begun in 1682 and was completed in 1966, so it's common for Portuguese expression "Works of Santa Engracia," to describe something never done.
