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The secret art gallery hidden beneath Lisbon's cobblestone streets (opens the original)
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Forget the tourist queues - the city's most novel art is underground. Standing on the platform by a geometric statue of revered Portuguese reformer, Marques de Pombal, chasing the hurrying rabbits from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, or reading lines of philosophy of Socrates as they descend the stairs is the norm for Lisbon residents, where catching the metro is more than a mere trip on public transport. Long known for its centuries-old tradition of azulejos (tiles) on public buildings and
The secret art gallery hidden beneath Lisbon's cobblestone streets (opens the original)
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Forget the tourist queues - the city's most novel art is underground. Standing on the platform by a geometric statue of revered Portuguese reformer, Marques de Pombal, chasing the hurrying rabbits from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, or reading lines of philosophy of Socrates as they descend the stairs is the norm for Lisbon residents, where catching the metro is more than a mere trip on public transport. Long known for its centuries-old tradition of azulejos (tiles) on public buildings and
The secret art gallery hidden beneath Lisbon's cobblestone streets (opens the original)
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Standing on the platform by a geometric statue of revered Portuguese reformer, Marques de Pombal, chasing the hurrying rabbits from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, or reading lines of philosophy of Socrates as they descend the stairs is the norm for Lisbon residents, where catching the metro is more than a mere trip on public transport. Long known for its centuries-old tradition of azulejos (tiles) on public buildings and palaces, Lisbon has always had a flair for creativity and design. Wan
The secret art gallery hidden beneath Lisbon's cobblestone streets (opens the original)
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Forget the tourist queues - the city's most novel art is underground. Standing on the platform by a geometric statue of revered Portuguese reformer, Marques de Pombal, chasing the hurrying rabbits from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, or reading lines of philosophy of Socrates as they descend the stairs is the norm for Lisbon residents, where catching the metro is more than a mere trip on public transport. Long known for its centuries-old tradition of azulejos (tiles) on public buildings and
The secret art gallery hidden beneath Lisbon's cobblestone streets (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Forget the tourist queues - the city's most novel art is underground. Standing on the platform by a geometric statue of revered Portuguese reformer, Marques de Pombal, chasing the hurrying rabbits from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, or reading lines of philosophy of Socrates as they descend the stairs is the norm for Lisbon residents, where catching the metro is more than a mere trip on public transport. Long known for its centuries-old tradition of azulejos (tiles) on public buildings and
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