Brief Introduction The invisible places of slavery I This route aims to make visible some of the places that marked the daily life of the immense enslaved population that inhabited Lisbon for centuries.
Synopsis When, from 1512, King D. Manuel I decided that Lisbon would hold the monopoly of the trade of enslaved people from the entire empire, the city became one of the world's largest slave trade hubs until 1761. One of three routes that make visible the daily life of the immense enslaved African population that lived in Lisbon over the centuries.
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