One of the many lesser-known architectural gems of which Lisbon abounds - it was a warehouse, built in 1917 by Manuel Joaquim Norte Jr, the same architect who designed the Belmarço palace in Faro and a number of ornate buildings around the capital. It has a beautiful façade that is well worth seeing.

On the route of the 728 bus that connects the Parco delle Nazioni area to the 25th April bridge you can see this beautiful facade decorated with what remains of the 1917 warehouse.

Different and huge to see.

Foi muito bom conhecer !!

Interesting place, I really enjoyed the experience.

If you have not experienced one of the exclusive events this cultural complex has offered you are missing out. The team behind this project will blow your minds. Looking forward to seeing the restaurants and food trucks open next door to local vendors and artisans. Don't forget the clubs and live music venues. This destination has something for everyone.

Still little to see. "Will be", "could be", but not yet. Decadent-chique kind of place, very much in trend, supposedly about to have lots of shops inside and..stuff like...things. The restaurant is awesome tho. If you fancy pizza, go for it and don't let the vegetarian aspect push you away; they're AWESOME!

Either I would give it 1 or 5, the building is beautiful, but in ruins, a shame. ☹️

Excellent environment with many events inside I recommend going at least once....

Something good is growing in this place!

Coming soon!!! This place is about to breathe life back into this aging neighborhood. Looking forward to the food, leisure and entertainment set to open soon 🔜

Nice

WC com torneiras avaliadas sem sabão e sem papel para limpar as mãos

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Local abandonado.