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Tourist attractions
Sidónio Pais Memorial (1 min)
This memorial honors Sidónio Pais, an important figure in Portuguese history.
Dom João da Câmara (2 min)
Bronze and stone memorial to Dom João da Câmara, poet and playwright who debuted at Teatro D. Maria II.
Tribute to the Lisbon Roadmender (2 min)
Monument honoring the traditional Lisbon roadmender known for Portuguese artistic pavement work.
Eça de Queiroz (1969) (2 min)
Memorial at the residence where writer Eça de Queiroz lived and began his literary career.
Museum of the National Republican Guard (3 min)
Museum showcasing the history and artifacts of Portugal's National Republican Guard. Open Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 18:00.
Tribute to the Victims of the Jewish Massacre in Lisbon (April 19, 2008) (3 min)
Memorial honoring the victims of the 1506 massacre of Jews in Lisbon, established by the city in 2008.
Memorial to the Victims of Intolerance (3 min)
Stone sculpture memorial proposed by the Patriarchate and designed by architect Segismundo Pinto.
Memorial to the Victims of the 1506 Jewish Massacre (3 min)
This memorial in Lisbon pays tribute to the victims of the religious intolerance during the 1506 Jewish massacre.
Museum of São Roque (3 min)
Museum featuring religious art and history, open daily except select holidays.
Salgueiro Maia Memorial (April 25, 1992) (3 min)
Stone memorial honoring Captain Salgueiro Maia and his role in the April 25, 1974 Carnation Revolution in Lisbon.