Palacete Ribeiro da Cunha, Lisbon
March 12, 2026
19th century neo-Moorish palace now occupied by design boutiques, but soon to become a hotel
19th century neo-Moorish palace now occupied by design boutiques, but soon to become a hotel
At the Carmo Museum in Lisbon, the labels suggests either a horned idol or a support for a roasting spit
A view from a terrace high in the hills includes the cathedral towers at right
The wonderful custardy pastries by the dozens at Manteigaria in the Baixa area of Lisbon
A custom tailor’s sign certainly caught my attention on a Lisbon street
A variety of the ubiquitous three-wheelers wait for passengers in Chiado, Lisbon
One of a number on the walls of Lisbon’s Museum of Popular Art
At Lisbon’s Museum of Popular Art, an exhibit on the history and social importance of basketry
On the waterfront at Belem, Lisbon you can enjoy all sorts of fried-up-feasts
This pair was keeping an eye on crowds of passersby near Lisbon’s Tower of Belem
19th century neo-Moorish palace now occupied by design boutiques, but soon to become a hotel
At the Carmo Museum in Lisbon, the labels suggests either a horned idol or a support for a roasting spit
A view from a terrace high in the hills includes the cathedral towers at right
The wonderful custardy pastries by the dozens at Manteigaria in the Baixa area of Lisbon
A variety of the ubiquitous three-wheelers wait for passengers in Chiado, Lisbon
At Lisbon’s Museum of Popular Art, an exhibit on the history and social importance of basketry
On the waterfront at Belem, Lisbon you can enjoy all sorts of fried-up-feasts
This pair was keeping an eye on crowds of passersby near Lisbon’s Tower of Belem