Lisbon has always been connected to the river. The Tagus was the anchor of its development and the gateway that connected the city to the world. On this route we’ll walk along the riverside area and, based on the built heritage, understand the various stages of the city’s connection with the river, from Roman Times to the Second World War.
Guide: Professor Ana Fernandes Pinto, researcher – CHAM – NOVA FCSH
More information at the NOVA Cultura website
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