Láthair inspéise
Casa dos Bicos / José Saramago Foundation
Molta ag 139 duine áitiúila,
Leideanna ó mhuintir na háite
Bruno & Isabel
June 11, 2018
Life of Nobel Awarded José Saramago
Jorge
April 30, 2017
This unusual building was built in 1523, inspired by the architecture of the palaces in Venice. It was home to the viceroy of Portuguese India, Afonso de Albuquerque, and is one of the few buildings that survived the earthquake of 1755. The name (“House of Spikes”) is due to the façade covered in over 1000 diamond-shaped stones, and there are also Manueline-style windows on the top two floors. On the ground level is an archaeological site that’s part of the Lisbon Museum. It includes part of the Moorish wall and traces of different eras from over the past 2000 years, including everyday items and a Roman tank used by a fish factory.
This unusual building was built in 1523, inspired by the architecture of the palaces in Venice. It was home to the viceroy of Portuguese India, Afonso de Albuquerque, and is one of the few buildings that survived the earthquake of 1755. The name (“House of Spikes”) is due to the façade covered in ov…
Renata & Luís
April 4, 2016
Wonderful building that houses the Foundation José Saramago (Nobel Prize Literature 1998)
Enrique
July 27, 2015
Portugal's only Nobel Laureate writer. Beautiful building, temporary exhibitions, fantastic library...
Christophe
July 21, 2014
A so strange house amd museum
Rudaí uathúla le déanamh in aice láimhe
Molta ag muintir na háite freisin
Suíomh
10 Rua dos Bacalhoeiros
Lisboa, Lisboa