Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
Em Cada Esquina: Lisbon’s resistance, block by block
A multilingual walking guide to Lisbon’s resistance to dictatorship, connecting street routes with the people, places and events behind them.
- For
- Lisbon walkers and readers of resistance history
- Worth noticing
- The homepage indexes 440 dates and links route stops to named people, including 71 women.
Field notes
Route cards give distance, estimated duration and stop count: “Graça, a colina das mulheres,” for example, is listed at 1.7 km, 1 hour 15 minutes and six stops. The wider index separates material by themes including work, students, censorship and colonialism, while biographies and date-based pages provide routes into the historical record. The page also links first-person testimony recorded by Museu do Aljube and a documentary with Portuguese Sign Language.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
One card from the complete issue