Da Corte Building
Edifício da Corte is located on the Street and Calçada do Ferragial, located next to the Fernandina Fence, wall built by D. Fernando in 1373 to account for the reality and growth of the population of the time, since the previous Cerca Moura no longer supported in the post-recapture period. Together, but at the time outside the Wall, hence its Latin name (farrago inis) meaning "field where harvested green cereals are grown."
A few centuries later, the area was once the site of the famous Corte Real Palace, one of the most majestic palaces in the history of Lisbon, totally destroyed in the earthquake and tsunami of 1755. Read More...
Portuguese Details
A Vida Portuguesa was born from an investigation into old Portuguese products, to highlight the quality of national manufacturing and to showcase Portugal in a surprising light.
Portuguese Kings and Queens
ALMARIA, imbues the interiors of Edíficio da Corte's apartments with design elements that are both quintessentially Portuguese and characteristic of the surrounding neighbourhood and local history and culture, making them absolutely unique in the city. Read More...
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