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Ajuda National Palace: Entrance Ticket

Palácio Nacional da Ajuda Ajuda Lisbon

Other

Entrance ticket to the Ajuda National Palace, Lisbon's only palace to keep its 19th-century style and room layout, with decorative arts collections and over 17,000 pieces of porcelain.

Belém Tower: Entry ticket

Belém Tower Av. Brasília, Lisboa, 1400-038 Lisbon

Family friendly Other

Entry ticket to Belém Tower, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with access to the Governor's Room, Kings' Room, chapel and batteries, plus a spectacular view over the Tagus.

Castelo de São Jorge: admission + audio guide

São Jorge Castle Rua de Santa Cruz do Castelo, Lisboa, 1100-129 Lisbon

Other

Admission to São Jorge Castle with an audio guide, covering the walls, the Tower of Ulysses and the peacock-filled gardens, with views over Lisbon's historic centre and the Tagus.

Claquete - Film Cycle

Atmosfera M Lisbon

Cinema

The 6th edition of the Claquete film cycle focuses on Javier Bardem, one of the most recognised actors in contemporary cinema, celebrating the interpretive versatility of his career.

Fado Experience at Casa da Amália with live concert

Casa-Museu Amália Rodrigues Rua de São Bento 193, 1200-803 Lisbon

Family friendly Exhibition

Enjoy an acoustic fado session with voice, Portuguese guitar and fado guitar in the secret garden of Casa da Amália, the Lisbon house where Amália Rodrigues lived for 44 years. Children under 6 enter free.

Live Fado: an intimate experience with VIP seating

Principe Real Garden Praça do Príncipe Real, 1250-096 Lisboa, 1250-096 Lisbon

Family friendly Live music

Experience intimate fado concerts with premium seating close to the artists in the Jardim do Príncipe Real, rotating between the Chinese Pavilion on Thursdays, the Patriarchal Reservoir on Fridays and Saturdays, and EmbaiXada on Sundays.

Fado in Chiado, a live fado show on stage for 15 years.

Cine-Theatro Gymnásio R. da Misericórdia, 14, 1200-094 Lisbon

Family friendly Live music

A one-hour live fado concert at the Cine-Theatro Gymnásio in Chiado, with sessions at 5:30 PM and 7:00 PM, where Portuguese and acoustic guitars accompany singers through the music that made fado an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Suitable for all ages, with images of Lisbon's most iconic spots projected alongside the performance.

Filó Machado celebrates more than six decades of Brazilian music at Cossoul

Cossoul R. Nova da Piedade 66 Lisbon

7€ Workshops & talks

Filó Machado arrives at Cossoul in a septet formation for a concert spanning more than six decades of Brazilian music, where jazz, samba and other Brazilian traditions flow together. The performance takes place on Thursday, October 8, 2026, at 21:00, with tickets at €7.

Grant-Lee Phillips

Auditório Carlos Paredes Lisbon

19,33 € Live music

The American singer-songwriter Grant-Lee Phillips returns to Portugal for a series of four concerts, presenting songs from In the Hour of Dust (2025), his 12th solo album. He performs on 8 October at the Auditório Carlos Paredes; tickets 19,33 €.

Grant-Lee Phillips presents In the Hour of Dust in Lisbon

Auditório Carlos Paredes Lisboa Cascais

18€ Live music

Grant-Lee Phillips, former frontman of Grant Lee Buffalo, brings his twelfth solo album In the Hour of Dust to the Auditório Carlos Paredes on 8 October 2026 at 9:30 pm. The self-produced, contemplative record sits alongside songs spanning his folk, rock and Americana career; tickets cost €18.

Guided tour of the Amália Rodrigues House-Museum

Casa-Museu Amália Rodrigues Rua de São Bento 193, 1200-803 Lisbon

Family friendly Live music

A 40-minute guided tour of the house where Amália Rodrigues lived for 44 years, recreating the Queen of Fado's daily life through her stage dresses, jewelry, awards and personal objects. Tours run Tuesday to Sunday in Portuguese, French or English, with free entry for children under 12.

Khufu’s Horizon: Journey to Ancient Egypt

Estação de Metro Terreiro do Paço Terreiro do Paço, Lisboa, 1100-278 Lisbon

Exhibition

A virtual reality expedition that lets you move freely through the Great Pyramid of Giza as it was 4,500 years ago, exploring forbidden corridors, the Queen's Chamber and the goddess Bastet — developed with Harvard Egyptologist Peter der Manuelian and already experienced by more than 2 million people.

Lisbon: Fado at Midnight at Mesa de Frades

Tandem Palacio Alfama Rua dos Remédios 139, Lisboa, 1100-453 Lisbon

Theatre

An authentic open-mic Fado session at Mesa de Frades in Alfama: between midnight and 2am, a professional fado singer invites hidden talents for two hours of improvisation, emotion and unexpected musical encounters.

Monserrate Palace: Entry Ticket

Parque e Palácio de Monserrate Sintra, 2710-405 Sintra

Family friendly Other

Entry ticket to Monserrate Palace in the Serra de Sintra, a 19th-century eclectic residence with Gothic, Moorish and Indian influences set in one of Portugal's most romantic botanical gardens.

Moorish Castle: No Queues

The Moorish Castle Sintra, 2710-405 Sintra

Family friendly Other

Skip-the-line tickets for the Moorish Castle in Sintra, where you can walk the trails along the ancient fortification walls and enjoy sweeping views over Sintra and the surrounding area.

Museu Banksy Lisbon: Entry Ticket

Museu Banksy Lisboa R. Viriato 25B, Lisboa, 1050-234 Lisbon

Other

Entry ticket to the Museu Banksy in Lisbon, where 100 works by the anonymous street artist are on show, from 'Girl with Balloon' to murals, canvases, projections and video installations gathered from around the world.

Museum of Illusions - Lisbon

Museum of Illusions R. Ivens 62, Lisboa, 1200-227 Lisbon

Family friendly Exhibition

An interactive visit to the Museum of Illusions in Chiado, with more than 20 immersive rooms, optical illusions and brain teasers that challenge perception and entertain all ages.

National Palace and Queluz Gardens: Skip-the-Line Ticket

Queluz National Palace Largo Palácio de Queluz, Queluz, 2745-191 Sintra

Family friendly Other

Skip-the-line entry to the National Palace of Queluz and its gardens, the 18th-century summer residence of the Portuguese Royal Family, with access to the Portuguese School of Equestrian Art and a free hop-on hop-off service in the gardens.

Park and National Palace of Pena: Admission Ticket

Palácio Nacional da Pena Estrada da Pena, Sintra, 2710-609 Sintra

Family friendly Exhibition

Admission to the Park and National Palace of Pena, the former monastery turned fairytale palace by King Fernando II, including the exotic park and the charming Chalet of Countess d'Edla.

Pillar 7 Experience: Entry Ticket

Pilar 7 Bridge Experience Av. da Índia 52, Lisboa, 1300-299 Lisbon

Family friendly Other

Interactive centre inside the 25 de Abril Bridge with multimedia exhibits, virtual reality and an elevator ride to a panoramic view over Lisbon and the Tejo; children under 5 enter free.

Ricardo Toscano & João Paulo Esteves da Silva

Culturgest Areeiro Lisbon

Live music

Alto saxophonist Ricardo Toscano and pianist João Paulo Esteves da Silva premiere live, on the Culturgest stage where it all began, the music of The Third Beside Us, their first duo album. The repertoire moves between Portuguese and North American jazz, framed by 'Grito Mudo' and 'A Entrevista' around a central spontaneous suite.

São Jorge Castle: Fast-Track Ticket + Guided Tour

São Jorge Castle Rua de Santa Cruz do Castelo, Lisboa, 1100-129 Lisbon

Other

A guided tour of São Jorge Castle with fast-track entry, available in English, Spanish, French or Portuguese, tracing its evolution from Moorish stronghold to royal palace and ending with 360º views from the Tower of Ulysses.

Visit to the Jerónimos Monastery

Jerónimos Monastery Praça do Império 1400-206 Lisboa, 1400-206 Lisbon

Family friendly Exhibition

Entry ticket to the Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage masterpiece of 16th-century Manueline architecture overlooking the Tagus, including access to the cloister and the old monks' refectory. Visits run Tuesday to Sunday from 2:00 PM to 5:30 PM, with wheelchair access and a tactile map for blind visitors.

Visit to the Pharmacy Museum

Pharmacy Museum Rua Marechal Saldanha 1, 1249-069 Lisbon

Family friendly Exhibition

A journey through 5000 years of health history at the Pharmacy Museum, featuring reconstructions of an 18th-century Portuguese apothecary, the early 20th-century Liberal Pharmacy and a traditional Chinese pharmacy from Macau. Open Monday to Saturday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, with free entry for children under 5.

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LEARN TO MAKE DASIK

15:30 Museu do Oriente Lisbon

45€ M/16 Other

Workshop to learn how to make Dasik, Korean miniatures to accompany tea. The session will be conducted in English.

Lado BB | Shalako

15:30 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

A Lado BB screening at the Cinemateca of Shalako, with general admission at €3.20 and discounts for Cinemateca friends, youth card holders, the unemployed, students, under-16s and over-65s.

Marcel and Monsieur Pagnol | 27th French Film Festival

17:00 Cinema São Jorge Arroios Lisbon

6€ Family friendly Cinema

At the 27th French Film Festival, Sylvain Chomet's 'Marcel and Monsieur Pagnol' is a hand-drawn animated biopic in which young Marcel leads the famous writer back to his memories of Provence, his first loves and the arrival of sound cinema. Premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, it celebrates the life and imagination of one of France's great storytellers.

SOUNDPRINT STUDIO: LAUNCH PARTY

17:00 Village Underground Lisboa Alcântara Lisbon

DJ set

A launch party for Soundprint Studio with a dj set on Thursday, 8 October, from 5pm to 11pm.

Evening 19 events
Jam Session

18:00 Arroz Estúdios Beato Lisbon

Free Live music

A jam session in concert format, where musicians meet on stage to improvise together in the moment.

Jam Session

19:00 Casa Mocambo Lisbon

Free Live music

A jam session in concert format, where musicians meet on stage to improvise together in the moment.

Jam Session

19:00 Lusco Bar & Arte Lisbon

Free Live music

A jam session in concert format, where musicians meet on stage to improvise together in the moment.

Noémia Delgado | The Deceased + The Siren's Song

19:00 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

A session of the Cinemateca retrospective dedicated to Noémia Delgado, screening 'The Deceased' (O Defunto) and 'The Siren's Song' (O Canto da Sereia). Tickets cost 3,20€, with discounts available.

Une vie manifeste | 27th French Film Festival

19:00 Cinema São Jorge Arroios Lisbon

6€ Cinema

At the 27th French Film Festival, Jean-Gabriel Périot's documentary 'Une vie manifeste' portrays the extraordinary destiny of Michèle Firk, a woman passionate about cinema and revolution, from the Second World War to the guerrilla struggle in Guatemala. Built from film and photographic archives and narrated by Alice Diop, it offers a fragmented, fascinating portrait of a fully emancipated life.

Ájax

19:00 8 Marvila Marvila Lisbon

Theatre

Drawing on Ájax, probably the oldest of Sophocles' tragedies, this show crosses the Greek text and the figure of Sophocles with testimonies, narratives and artistic interventions. A reflection on the limits of power, disinformation and the totalitarian threats of our time — a theatre eye to eye.

Art’Alegria Gala

19:30 Capitólio Arroios Lisbon

10€ Live music

Solidarity show by the MOG association to give voice to gynecological cancers, with special participations.

Lado BB | La Verité

19:30 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

A Lado BB series screening at the Cinemateca featuring the film La Vérité, with tickets at 3,20€ and discounts for Friends of the Cinemateca, students, over-65s and other audiences.

Jam Session

20:00 Legendary Cafe Sintra

Free Live music

A jam session in concert format, where musicians meet on stage to improvise together in the moment.

MIKE STERN BAND

20:00 Centro Cultural de Belém Belém Lisbon

20€ Live music

Concert by Mike Stern, one of the great jazz guitarists, accompanied by a luxury band.

Jam Session

20:30 Há Tasca Sintra

Free Live music

A jam session in concert format, where musicians meet on stage to improvise together in the moment.

Beware Jack invites New Max X Da Chick

21:00 Coliseu dos Recreios Santa Maria Maior Lisbon

15€ 6+ Family friendly Live music

Concert closing the 2026 Live Sessions cycle at Coliseu Club, with performances by puto bacoco and Beware Jack, and special appearances by New Max and Da Chick.

SUPERSTAR

21:00 Teatro Armando Cortez Tires Cascais

M/12 Theatre

A theatre piece exploring the concept of a superstar and fame culture.

LA TROISIÈME NUIT | 27th French Film Festival

21:30 Cinema São Jorge Arroios Lisbon

6€ Cinema

Daniel Auteuil directs and stars in La Troisième Nuit, a drama of resistance set in August 1942 during the Occupation, presented in the Cannes Première section and screened at the 27th French Film Festival.

Paulo Branco | Bazar

21:30 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

'Bazar' is the film on show in the Paulo Branco retrospective at the Cinemateca. Tickets are €3.20, with discounts for young people, students, over-65s and retirees.

PARADISE | 27th French Film Festival

21:45 Cinema São Jorge Arroios Lisbon

6€ Cinema

Premiered at the Berlinale, Jérémy Comte's debut film, made over ten years, follows two teenagers between Accra and Quebec searching for a father figure, in a screening of the 27th French Film Festival.

Jam Session

22:30 Fábrica Braço de Prata Lisbon

Free Live music

A jam session in concert format, where musicians meet on stage to improvise together in the moment.

Contratempos Clubbing

23:00 Lux Frágil Santa Apolónia Lisbon

DJ set

A Contratempos clubbing night featuring a DJ set from Delikwe.

Disco not Disco

23:00 5A Lisbon

18+ DJ set

A DJ session with Señor Pelota and Mirror People at the Disco not Disco party.

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 400 events

Lisbon Itineraries

Itinerários de Lisboa

Other

Friday 9 October · until 27 Nov

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Divisão de Promoção e Comunicação Cultural Lisbon

Themed walking tours that take residents and visitors on a discovery of Lisbon — from the history of the municipality to Campo de Ourique, the places of the Inquisition, the palaces and convents of the Barbadinhos and Roman Lisbon — with routes devised and led on foot by city technicians.

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The Lisbon Itineraries take residents and visitors on a discovery of the city. Prepared around various themes, they cover the city's daily life, its built and literary heritage, its streets and urban landscapes. Each theme is prepared and led by technicians from the local authority, who define the route and walk it on foot. Programme: 9 October: 10am. HISTORY OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF LISBON. Elevated to a municipality in Roman times, Lisbon was governed from the alcáçova of the Castle by the Moorish alcaide. It received its charter in 1179, during the reign of D. Afonso Henriques. Municipal government took place in the churchyard of the Sé Cathedral, moving, in the 14th century, to meet next to the Church of Santo António. This organisation remained until the ecclesiastical division of the city in the 18th century. Between 1717 and 1741 a second Council met next to the Hospital Real de Todos os Santos. After the 1755 Earthquake, a new building was designed for the Paços do Concelho (City Hall), on the site where it remains to this day. 13, 29 October, 10 November: 10am. THE CAMPO DE OURIQUE DISTRICT. Before the great Earthquake of 1755, the area where the Campo de Ourique district would later be built was an extensive plateau. Immediately after the earthquake, it was a place sought as a refuge by many who had been left homeless. An itinerary that starts from the Church of Santo Condestável, showing the heritage, streets, shops and gardens of Campo de Ourique. 13 October, 17, 27 November: 10am. THE PLACES OF THE INQUISITION. In 1536, in the reign of D. João III, the Inquisition and the Tribunal of the Holy Office were established in Portugal. In this court, which operated until 1821, the heresies that threatened the Catholic Church were judged. In Lisbon, its headquarters were located in the Rossio, in the former Estaus Palace, near the place where the Teatro Nacional D. Maria II now stands. The Rossio was also the stage for various autos-da-fé, public ceremonies of punishment of those condemned by the Inquisition. In this itinerary, we walk through some of the places related to this institution, from the Rossio to the Praça do Comércio. 14, 15, 21, 22, 28 October: 10am. PALACES AND CONVENTS OF THE BARBADINHOS. The bearded monks of the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin of the Province of the Calcedónia, who settled here in the 17th century, left their mark on this eastern zone of the city. The convent of the Italian Barbadinhos, founded at the initiative of the Portuguese crown to house foreign friars, is the landmark of the neighbourhood. In its grounds, at the end of the 19th century, the Water Pumping Station was built, which today houses the Water Museum. The neighborhood is also marked by discreet palaces, many of them houses of former noble estates from the 18th century, which served as retreats for noble families. 15 October, 12 November: 10 a.m. ROMAN LISBON. Discover fascinating Roman Lisbon through a cultural walking route that reveals the remains of ancient Olisipo, a flourishing city of the Roman Empire. The route passes emblematic sites such as the ruins of the Roman Theatre and the religious, thermal and industrial zone. Along the way, it is possible to learn about the daily life, engineering and rituals of the Romans who inhabited the hill by the Tagus. A walking journey through underground and historic Lisbon, where the past emerges discreetly in the heart of the modern city. 16 October: 10 a.m. OLIVAIS ANTIGO. A zone of very ancient occupation, with prehistoric and Roman remains, Olivais became a parish in the 14th century. According to legend, it was at that time that an image of Our Lady was found inside an olive tree. In her honor, a church dedicated to Santa Maria dos Olivais was built. Initially an agricultural area, Olivais experienced a period of growth in the 16th century and, later, became a favored spot for the nobility, who had their country leisure estates built there. 20 October, 17 November: 10 a.m. MASONIC LISBON. Freemasonry is one of the most discussed, respected, contested and controversy-shrouded initiatic orders throughout History. As a counterpoint to religious influence, it asserts the primacy of Man, having played a decisive role in various landmark events in Europe. This itinerary invites the rediscovery of some facts accessible to non-initiates, as well as of the Masonic symbolism that punctuates the city, visible to all, but not always recognized. 20, 23, 27 October, 13, 24 November: 10 a.m. FROM AREEIRO TO ALVALADE. Praça do Areeiro, with its singular buildings designed by architect Luís Cristino da Silva, is one of the city's central points, connecting Avenida Almirante Reis and Avenida Gago Coutinho, the latter leading to Lisbon Airport. Planned in 1938 by engineer Duarte Pacheco, then President of the Lisbon Municipal Council and later Minister of Public Works, it was only completed at the end of the 1940s. This route explores the history of Areeiro and its connection to the Alvalade neighborhood, part of a program of expansion and urbanization of the city of Lisbon. 22 October, 3 November: 10 a.m. THE CAMPOLIDE NEIGHBORHOOD I. In the Middle Ages, the landscape of the present-day Campolide neighborhood was marked by farmland, in which vineyards stood out. The great change came with the construction of the Aqueduto das Águas Livres, a monumental work intended to solve the problem of water supply in the city, and which brought the settling of many of the workers. Population growth and the urban development of the 19th and 20th centuries shaped the identity of this place, unveiled in this route. 27 October, 5, 24 November: 10 a.m. THE CAMPOLIDE NEIGHBORHOOD II. In the Middle Ages, the landscape of the present-day Campolide neighborhood was marked by farmland, in which vineyards stood out. The great change came with the construction of the Aqueduto das Águas Livres, a monumental work intended to solve the problem of water supply in the city, and which brought the settling of many of the workers. Population growth and the urban development of the 19th and 20th centuries shaped the identity of this place, unveiled in this route. 4, 5, 11, 12 November: 10 a.m. THE BICA NEIGHBORHOOD, A BALCONY OVER THE TAGUS. There are neighborhoods you pass through and there are neighborhoods you live in. Bica belongs to the second group. Spreading across the hillside that descends toward the Tagus, Bica holds the memory of old fishermen, varinas (fishwives), sailors and of the people who made this neighborhood one of the most authentic in the capital. Here tradition and modernity coexist, fado and urban art, where each street seems to open a new perspective on the city, as if Lisbon transformed, at every corner, into an immense balcony facing the river. 5 November: 10 a.m. THE FERNANDINE WALL I. Between 1373-1375, the Fernandine Wall was erected in Lisbon, by order of King D. Fernando I, to defend the city against Castilian attacks. At the time it had 77 towers, 38 gates and was 6 km long. In these itineraries, both the western and eastern sections are walked, and stories about its construction are told. 10 November: 10 a.m. THE FERNANDINE WALL II. Between 1373-1375, the Fernandine Wall was erected in Lisbon, by order of King D. Fernando I, to defend the city against Castilian attacks. At the time it had 77 towers, 38 gates and was 6 km long. In these itineraries, both the western and eastern sections are walked, and stories about its construction are told. 14 November: 10:30 a.m. MOCAMBO: AFRO-LISBON MEMORIES OF MADRAGOA. A route that invites you to discover one of Lisbon's least known stories. Through streets, squares, buildings and place names, this itinerary reveals the presence of the African and Afro-descendant communities who, from the 16th to the 18th century, lived, worked and contributed to the city of Lisbon. 20 November: 10 a.m. THE ARCHITECT CARLOS MARDEL AND THE FOUNTAINS OF LISBON. In 1731, in order to respond to the problem of water scarcity in Lisbon, King D. João V decreed the construction of the Aqueduto das Águas Livres, a public and monumental work that entailed the building of fountains, which revealed new squares and open spaces in the city. Some of these are the work of architect Carlos Mardel, who settled in Portugal and was also one of the leading figures in the reconstruction of the city after the 1755 Earthquake. 28 November: 10:30 a.m. THE STEPS OF ANA AND MARIA SEVERA IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY MADRAGOA. An itinerary through the streets of Madragoa, one of the places where Maria Severa lived and grew up, revisiting the social and popular atmosphere that marked her brief existence. Among taverns, gambling houses, workers' streets and spaces of sociability, we will also remember Ana Gertrudes, her mother and tavern keeper, and the family daily life that framed the life of the future legendary figure of fado. Bookings: [email protected]. 218 170 742, from the first working day of the month preceding the itinerary, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. NO BOOKINGS ARE MADE IN PERSON. €4.35 - Single ticket (1 visit). €7.24 - Double ticket (2 visits or two people). €29.20 - Voucher for 10 Itineraries. ar livre património.

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Os Itinerários de Lisboa levam os munícipes e visitantes à descoberta da cidade. Elaborados a partir de vários temas, abordam a vida quotidiana da cidade, o património edificado e literário, as ruas e as paisagens urbanas. Cada tema é preparado e conduzido por técnicos da autarquia, que definem o percurso e o percorrem a pé. Programa: 9 outubro: 10h. HISTÓRIA DO MUNICÍPIO DE LISBOA. Elevada a município na época romana Lisboa foi gerida a partir da alcáçova do Castelo pelo alcaide mouro. Recebeu foral em 1179, durante o reinado de D. Afonso Henriques. O governo municipal fazia-se no adro da Sé, passando, no século XIV, a reunir junto à Igreja de Santo António. Esta organização manteve-se até à divisão eclesiástica da cidade no século XVIII. Entre 1717 e 1741 funcionou uma segunda Câmara junto ao Hospital Real de Todos os Santos. Após o Terramoto de 1755, foi projetado um novo edifício para os Paços do Concelho, no local onde permanece até hoje. 13, 29 outubro, 10 novembro: 10h. O BAIRRO DE CAMPO DE OURIQUE. Antes do grande Terramoto de 1755 a zona onde se viria a erguer o bairro de Campo de Ourique era um extenso planalto. Logo após o sismo, foi um local procurado como refúgio por muitos desalojados. Um itinerário que parte da Igreja do Santo Condestável, mostrando o património, ruas, lojas e jardins de Campo de Ourique. 13 outubro, 17, 27 novembro: 10h. OS LUGARES DA INQUISIÇÃO. Em 1536, no reinado de D. João III, estabeleceu-se em Portugal a Inquisição e o Tribunal do Santo Ofício. Neste, que funcionou até 1821, eram julgadas as heresias que ameaçavam a Igreja Católica. Em Lisboa, a sua sede localizava-se no Rossio, no antigo palácio dos Estaus, próximo do local onde atualmente se ergue o Teatro Nacional D. Maria II. O Rossio foi também palco de diversos autos de fé, cerimónias públicas de punição dos condenados pela Inquisição. Neste itinerário, percorremos alguns dos lugares relacionados com esta instituição, desde o Rossio até à Praça do Comércio. 14, 15, 21, 22, 28 outubro: 10h. PALÁCIOS E CONVENTOS DOS BARBADINHOS. Os monges barbudos da Ordem dos Frades Menores Capuchos da Província da Calcedónia, que aqui se instalaram no século XVII, marcaram esta zona oriental da cidade. O convento dos Barbadinhos Italianos, fundado por iniciativa da coroa portuguesa para acolher frades estrangeiros, é o ex-libris do bairro. Na sua cerca construiu-se no final do século XIX a Estação Elevatória das Águas que hoje acolhe o Museu da Água. O bairro é também marcado por palácios discretos, muitos deles casas de antigas quintas senhoriais do século XVIII, que serviam de retiro a famílias nobres. 15 outubro, 12 novembro: 10h. LISBOA ROMANA. Descubra a fascinante Lisboa Romana através de um roteiro cultural pedestre que revela os vestígios da antiga Olisipo, cidade florescente do Império Romano. O percurso passa por locais emblemáticos como as ruínas do Teatro Romano e a zona religiosa, termal e industrial. Ao longo do trajeto, é possível conhecer a vida quotidiana, a engenharia e os rituais dos romanos que habitaram a colina junto ao Tejo. Uma viagem a pé pela Lisboa subterrânea e histórica, onde o passado emerge discretamente no coração da cidade moderna. 16 outubro: 10h. OLIVAIS ANTIGO. Zona de ocupação muito antiga, com vestígios pré-históricos e romanos, os Olivais tornaram-se paróquia no século XIV. Segundo a lenda, foi nessa altura que se encontrou, no interior de uma oliveira, uma imagem de Nossa Senhora. Em sua honra, ergueu-se uma igreja dedicada a Santa Maria dos Olivais. Inicialmente uma zona de carácter agrícola, os Olivais conheceram um período de crescimento no século XVI e, mais tarde, tornaram-se um local de eleição para a nobreza, que aí mandou construir as suas quintas de recreio. 20 outubro, 17 novembro: 10h. LISBOA MAÇÓNICA. A Maçonaria é uma das ordens iniciáticas mais comentadas, respeitadas, contestadas e envoltas em polémica ao longo da História. Como contraponto à influência religiosa, afirma a primazia do Homem, tendo desempenhado um papel decisivo em diversos acontecimentos marcantes na Europa. Este itinerário convida à redescoberta de alguns factos acessíveis aos não iniciados, bem como da simbologia maçónica que pontua a cidade , visível a todos, mas nem sempre reconhecida. 20, 23, 27 outubro, 13, 24 novembro: 10h. DO AREEIRO A ALVALADE. A Praça do Areeiro com os seus edifícios singulares projetados pelo arquiteto Luís Cristino da Silva é um dos pontos centrais da cidade, ligando as avenidas Almirante Reis e a Gago Coutinho, esta última conduzindo ao aeroporto de Lisboa. Planeada em 1938, pelo engenheiro Duarte Pacheco , então Presidente da Câmara Municipal de Lisboa e mais tarde Ministro das Obras Públicas , só foi concretizada no fim da década de 1940. Neste percurso, explora-se a história do Areeiro e a sua ligação ao Bairro de Alvalade, integrado num programa de expansão e de urbanização da cidade de Lisboa. 22 outubro, 3 novembro: 10h. O BAIRRO DE CAMPOLIDE I. Na Idade Média, a paisagem do atual Bairro de Campolide era marcada pelos campos de cultivo, onde se destacavam as vinhas. A grande alteração chegou com a construção do Aqueduto das Águas Livres, obra monumental que pretendeu solucionar o problema do abastecimento de água na cidade, e que trouxe a fixação de muitos dos trabalhadores. O crescimento da população e o desenvolvimento urbano dos séculos XIX e XX moldaram a identidade deste sítio, desvendada neste percurso. 27 outubro, 5, 24 novembro: 10h. O BAIRRO DE CAMPOLIDE II. Na Idade Média, a paisagem do atual Bairro de Campolide era marcada pelos campos de cultivo, onde se destacavam as vinhas. A grande alteração chegou com a construção do Aqueduto das Águas Livres, obra monumental que pretendeu solucionar o problema do abastecimento de água na cidade, e que trouxe a fixação de muitos dos trabalhadores. O crescimento da população e o desenvolvimento urbano dos séculos XIX e XX moldaram a identidade deste sítio, desvendada neste percurso. 4, 5, 11, 12 novembro: 10h. O BAIRRO DA BICA , UMA VARANDA SOBRE O TEJO. Há bairros que se atravessam e há bairros que se vivem. A Bica pertence ao segundo grupo. Espalhando-se pela encosta que desce em direção ao Tejo, a Bica guarda a memória de antigos pescadores, varinas, marinheiros e das gentes que fizeram deste bairro um dos mais autênticos da capital. Aqui convivem tradição e modernidade, fado e arte urbana, onde cada rua parece abrir uma nova perspectiva sobre a cidade, como se Lisboa se transformasse, a cada esquina, numa imensa varanda voltada para o rio. 5 novembro: 10h. A CERCA FERNANDINA I. Entre 1373-1375 foi erguida em Lisboa, por ordem do rei D. Fernando I, a cerca fernandina para defesa da cidade das investidas castelhanas. Tinha à época 77 torres, 38 portas e 6 km de extensão. Nestes itinerários percorrem-se os dois lanços, ocidental e oriental, e contam-se histórias sobre a sua construção. 10 novembro: 10h. A CERCA FERNANDINA II. Entre 1373-1375 foi erguida em Lisboa, por ordem do rei D. Fernando I, a cerca fernandina para defesa da cidade das investidas castelhanas. Tinha à época 77 torres, 38 portas e 6 km de extensão. Nestes itinerários percorrem-se os dois lanços, ocidental e oriental, e contam-se histórias sobre a sua construção. 14 novembro: 10h30. MOCAMBO: MEMÓRIAS AFRO-LISBOETAS DA MADRAGOA. Percurso que convida a descobrir uma das histórias de Lisboa menos conhecidas. Através de ruas, largos, edifícios e topónimos este itinerário revela a presença das comunidades africanas e afrodescendentes que, desde o século XVI ao século XVIII, viveram, trabalharam e contribuíram para a cidade de Lisboa. 20 novembro: 10h. O ARQUITETO CARLOS MARDEL E OS CHAFARIZES DE LISBOA. Em 1731, de forma a responder ao problema de escassez de água em Lisboa, o rei D. João V decretou a construção do Aqueduto das Águas Livres, uma obra pública e monumental que implicou a construção de chafarizes, reveladores de novas praças e largos da cidade. Alguns destes são da autoria do arquiteto Carlos Mardel, que se fixou em Portugal e foi também uma das figuras com protagonismo na reconstrução da cidade após o Terramoto de 1755. 28 novembro: 10h30. OS PASSOS DE ANA E MARIA SEVERA NA MADRAGOA OITOCENTISTA. Itinerário pelas ruas da Madragoa, um dos locais onde Maria Severa viveu e cresceu, revisitando o ambiente social e popular que marcou a sua breve existência. Entre tabernas, casas de jogo, ruas de trabalhadores, e espaços de sociabilidade, recordaremos também Ana Gertrudes, sua mãe e taberneira, e o quotidiano familiar que enquadrou a vida da futura figura lendária do fado. Marcações: [email protected]. 218 170 742, a partir do 1.º dia útil do mês que antecede o itinerário, das 10h30 às 12h30 e das 14h30 às 16h30. NÃO SE REALIZAM MARCAÇÕES PRESENCIALMENTE. 4,35 € - Bilhete simples (1 visita). 7,24 € - Bilhete duplo (2 visitas ou duas pessoas). 29,20 € - Voucher 10 Itinerários. ar livre património.

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