Vhills nunca desilude nos seus projectos. Este é mais um, de homenagem a uma grande artista.

Lisbon has a lot of interesting murals and elements made of ceramic tiles or, in this case, paving stones. Amália Rodriguez is an important figure in Portuguese culture.

Nice spot for kids who want to run on this wall. Also there is a spot to get nice food

One of the beautiful street works

Interessante! Visite...

Bonito! Mas com os bancos todos partidos.

Memória Amália

This is a pavement monument making us of Calcada portuguesa (Portuguese cobblestone) in the image of a young Amalia Rodrigues also known as the Queen of Fado. You can see the curved monument on the ground just along Rua São Tomé in the Alfama district. It is convenient to visit if exploring the area between Castelo de São Jorge and Miradouro de Santa Luzia.

Near the place where the main character was hit by a bicycle in the movie Night Train to Lisbon.

Wonderful!

Night of S. ANTONIO DE LISBON

Awesome street art which incorporates the Portuguese style of pathways

Beautiful tribute to Amalia Rodrigez

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The tribute to the Queen of Fado is worth seeing.