
Pack 3 experiences: Lisbon Story + History of Cod Fish + Arch Rua Augusta
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Voucher and prices valid for 6 Months!
Free entrance with Lisboa Card!!
1) Lisboa Story Centre
 is an innovative space dedicated to the history of the Portuguese capital, inspired by the wide array of facts and events that have shaped the city. Located in the East Wing of the newly renovated Terreiro do Paço, it has been designed as an interactive Visitor Attraction, comprising 6 public areas, featuring state-of-the-art technology.
Like a well-illustrated book, the Lisboa Story Centre âtransportsâ visitors on a fascinating journey through time. Using a mixture of elaborate sets, multimedia and sensory experiences, the Centre stages dramatic recreations of Lisbon's most important historical events, within the zone between the Baixa Pombalina and the Terreiro do Paço, exploring the myths and realities of this ancient city.
Presented in a playful and interactive manner, while respecting the rich historical tapestry of this magnificent city, the Centre offers visitors an approximately 60-minute journey across time and space.
Covering an area of around 2,200 square-metres, visitors will encounter vivid experiences based on the city's main historical chapters, illustrated via computers and simulators.
On the ground-floor, the Centre has five main exhibition areas. Each area features a story based on different episodes within Lisbonâs history, structured in chronological order, in which visitors will be âguidedâ by a multilingual âstorytellerâ in a fascinating tour.
Visitors will be able to soak up the atmosphere of a 16th-century warehouse and discover products from the New World, transported in Caravela ships, also on display.
They will witness the tragic events of All Saints' Day in 1755 â in an immersive experience of the Great Earthquake and its tragic consequences.
Next, they will accompany the Marquis of Pombal as he implements his far-reaching vision for reconstruction of the city, in terms of urban planning and organisation.
These 5 exhibition areas cover Lisbonâs entire history - from early civilisations to the present day.
The 6th exhibition area is located on the first floor, with a virtual scale model of the capital, enabling visitors to explore the cityâs various types of architecture, offering a more detailed account of Lisbon's history and encouraging visitors to discover the modern city.
Visitors also have access to a temporary exhibitions area, relating to the Centre's main themes.
Subject to prior booking, groups can access a gallery overlooking the exhibition - that is suitable for hosting various events including the possibility of catering services.
The six visitor areas are as follows:
Area 1 -Â Lisbon: Myths and Realities (depicting the River, Land, Sea and Sky; Mythological Beginnings; Colonisers and Conquerors; and the City Walls)
Area 2 -Â Lisbon: Global City (comprising the Cosmopolitan City; Warehouse of the World; Beyond the Horizon; The Flying Priest; the Magnificent City; Death and Politics and the Church)
Area 3Â - November 1, 1755, All-Saints' Day (experiencing the Earthquake and the city in ruins)
Area 4Â - Pombal's Vision (the post-earthquake plan to modernise the city and its subsequent reconstruction)
Area 5 - Terreiro do Paço (depicts the Square: Politics and Leisure)
Area 6Â - Exploring Lisbon (discovering the scale model of the Baixa Pombalina zone, with interactive multimedia devices, depicting more than a dozen of key events within the city's history)
Piso 1 - Room of the Future . This space presents an idealised Lisbon as imagined over the centuries by architects, engineers and urban planners through visionary projects that were never realised. Visitors are also invited to imagine what they would like the future of the city to be like, choosing from different scenarios on an interactive digital table.
Available Audio-Guide languages:
âą Portuguese (adult and kids version)
âą English
âą Spanish
âą French
âą Italian
âą German
âą Russian
âą Mandarin
âą Japanese
FREE Children up to 5 years old.
Open daily from 10am-7pm (* Last entry one hour prior to closing time!!)
Praça do Comércio 78, 1100-148 Lisboa
2) Interpretative Centre of the History of Cod
Why would the Portuguese do something as unusual as to travel to the ends of the earth to catch this everyday food? Why would countless generations of Portuguese risk and lose their lives in the worldâs most inhospitable seas so that they can make a traditional fish of bacalhau? The fish from distant Newfoundland and Greenland has been part of our cuisine, and our folk culture in particular, for many years.
The Interpretative Center of the History of Cod, one of the attractions of Lisbonâs riverfront, in Terreiro do Paço tells the story why the Portuguese sailed for months on end for the purposes of catching a particular type of fish â cod.
 The Centre pays homage to this fish as a symbol of the food, culture and history of a country that has had a global outlook for centuries. It will recall the stories of generations of sailors and fishermen and explain the temperament of a people who are always ready to share what they have and to go to the far corners of the world to find what they lack. Throughout the various sections of the exhibition, visitors will explore the beginning of the odyssey of a people who set sail for the âseas at the end of the worldâ, discover how the myth of the âfaithful friendâ at table came about and examine the future of cod, its consumption, how it is fished and new ways in which it can be cooked.
FREE Children up to 5 years old.
Open daily from 10am-7pm (* Last entry at 5.45pm)
Torreão Nascente - Praça do Comércio 1100-148 Lisboa
https://www.visitlisboa.com/.../historia-do-bacalhau-21
3) Arco Rua Augusta:
Visitable monument that offers access to a vantage point with a 360Âș view of the city. The emblematic square of Terreiro do Paço, the Pombaline downtown area, the Cathedral, the Castle of St. Jorge and the River Tejo are some of the iconic landmarks that you can see from the top of the building.
On the upper part of the arch, you can see the sculptures by CĂ©lestin Anatole Calmels â Glory crowning Genius and Valour. Lower down are sculptures by VĂtor Bastos, representing the historical figures of Viriatus, Vasco da Gama, the Marquis of Pombal and Nuno Ălvares Pereira.
Inside, in the Clock Room, you can find out about the history of this triumphal arch, from the time when construction first started, after the 1755 earthquake, to its completion in 1875.
ACCESS:Â Lift access to the second floor + 74 steps to the top.
FREE Children up to 5 years old.
Daily from 10am-7pm (* Last entry 30m prior to closing time!!)
For group visits or study visits, please contact the education department to book a date and time:
Tlm: +351 91 644 08 27
Tel.: +351 21 194 10 27Â
Fax: +351 21 115 32 80Â
Email:Â [email protected]
VOUCHER VALID FOR 6 MONTHS
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Â
Â
Voucher and prices valid for 6 Months!
Free entrance with Lisboa Card!!
1) Lisboa Story Centre
 is an innovative space dedicated to the history of the Portuguese capital, inspired by the wide array of facts and events that have shaped the city. Located in the East Wing of the newly renovated Terreiro do Paço, it has been designed as an interactive Visitor Attraction, comprising 6 public areas, featuring state-of-the-art technology.
Like a well-illustrated book, the Lisboa Story Centre âtransportsâ visitors on a fascinating journey through time. Using a mixture of elaborate sets, multimedia and sensory experiences, the Centre stages dramatic recreations of Lisbon's most important historical events, within the zone between the Baixa Pombalina and the Terreiro do Paço, exploring the myths and realities of this ancient city.
Presented in a playful and interactive manner, while respecting the rich historical tapestry of this magnificent city, the Centre offers visitors an approximately 60-minute journey across time and space.
Covering an area of around 2,200 square-metres, visitors will encounter vivid experiences based on the city's main historical chapters, illustrated via computers and simulators.
On the ground-floor, the Centre has five main exhibition areas. Each area features a story based on different episodes within Lisbonâs history, structured in chronological order, in which visitors will be âguidedâ by a multilingual âstorytellerâ in a fascinating tour.
Visitors will be able to soak up the atmosphere of a 16th-century warehouse and discover products from the New World, transported in Caravela ships, also on display.
They will witness the tragic events of All Saints' Day in 1755 â in an immersive experience of the Great Earthquake and its tragic consequences.
Next, they will accompany the Marquis of Pombal as he implements his far-reaching vision for reconstruction of the city, in terms of urban planning and organisation.
These 5 exhibition areas cover Lisbonâs entire history - from early civilisations to the present day.
The 6th exhibition area is located on the first floor, with a virtual scale model of the capital, enabling visitors to explore the cityâs various types of architecture, offering a more detailed account of Lisbon's history and encouraging visitors to discover the modern city.
Visitors also have access to a temporary exhibitions area, relating to the Centre's main themes.
Subject to prior booking, groups can access a gallery overlooking the exhibition - that is suitable for hosting various events including the possibility of catering services.
The six visitor areas are as follows:
Area 1 -Â Lisbon: Myths and Realities (depicting the River, Land, Sea and Sky; Mythological Beginnings; Colonisers and Conquerors; and the City Walls)
Area 2 -Â Lisbon: Global City (comprising the Cosmopolitan City; Warehouse of the World; Beyond the Horizon; The Flying Priest; the Magnificent City; Death and Politics and the Church)
Area 3Â - November 1, 1755, All-Saints' Day (experiencing the Earthquake and the city in ruins)
Area 4Â - Pombal's Vision (the post-earthquake plan to modernise the city and its subsequent reconstruction)
Area 5 - Terreiro do Paço (depicts the Square: Politics and Leisure)
Area 6Â - Exploring Lisbon (discovering the scale model of the Baixa Pombalina zone, with interactive multimedia devices, depicting more than a dozen of key events within the city's history)
Piso 1 - Room of the Future . This space presents an idealised Lisbon as imagined over the centuries by architects, engineers and urban planners through visionary projects that were never realised. Visitors are also invited to imagine what they would like the future of the city to be like, choosing from different scenarios on an interactive digital table.
Available Audio-Guide languages:
âą Portuguese (adult and kids version)
âą English
âą Spanish
âą French
âą Italian
âą German
âą Russian
âą Mandarin
âą Japanese
FREE Children up to 5 years old.
Open daily from 10am-7pm (* Last entry one hour prior to closing time!!)
Praça do Comércio 78, 1100-148 Lisboa
2) Interpretative Centre of the History of Cod
Why would the Portuguese do something as unusual as to travel to the ends of the earth to catch this everyday food? Why would countless generations of Portuguese risk and lose their lives in the worldâs most inhospitable seas so that they can make a traditional fish of bacalhau? The fish from distant Newfoundland and Greenland has been part of our cuisine, and our folk culture in particular, for many years.
The Interpretative Center of the History of Cod, one of the attractions of Lisbonâs riverfront, in Terreiro do Paço tells the story why the Portuguese sailed for months on end for the purposes of catching a particular type of fish â cod.
 The Centre pays homage to this fish as a symbol of the food, culture and history of a country that has had a global outlook for centuries. It will recall the stories of generations of sailors and fishermen and explain the temperament of a people who are always ready to share what they have and to go to the far corners of the world to find what they lack. Throughout the various sections of the exhibition, visitors will explore the beginning of the odyssey of a people who set sail for the âseas at the end of the worldâ, discover how the myth of the âfaithful friendâ at table came about and examine the future of cod, its consumption, how it is fished and new ways in which it can be cooked.
FREE Children up to 5 years old.
Open daily from 10am-7pm (* Last entry at 5.45pm)
Torreão Nascente - Praça do Comércio 1100-148 Lisboa
https://www.visitlisboa.com/.../historia-do-bacalhau-21
3) Arco Rua Augusta:
Visitable monument that offers access to a vantage point with a 360Âș view of the city. The emblematic square of Terreiro do Paço, the Pombaline downtown area, the Cathedral, the Castle of St. Jorge and the River Tejo are some of the iconic landmarks that you can see from the top of the building.
On the upper part of the arch, you can see the sculptures by CĂ©lestin Anatole Calmels â Glory crowning Genius and Valour. Lower down are sculptures by VĂtor Bastos, representing the historical figures of Viriatus, Vasco da Gama, the Marquis of Pombal and Nuno Ălvares Pereira.
Inside, in the Clock Room, you can find out about the history of this triumphal arch, from the time when construction first started, after the 1755 earthquake, to its completion in 1875.
ACCESS:Â Lift access to the second floor + 74 steps to the top.
FREE Children up to 5 years old.
Daily from 10am-7pm (* Last entry 30m prior to closing time!!)
For group visits or study visits, please contact the education department to book a date and time:
Tlm: +351 91 644 08 27
Tel.: +351 21 194 10 27Â
Fax: +351 21 115 32 80Â
Email:Â [email protected]
VOUCHER VALID FOR 6 MONTHS













