Santa Justa Lift is more than just a public mode of transport, it’s well-known for its grand architectural style and filigree. It’s also the only column-style lift in the city, connecting the downtown Baixa district and the higher neighborhood of Bairro Alto.

The Lift is decorated in a Neo-Gothic style in iron. Since iron was a new building material at the time of its construction, it is symbolic of the technical and memorial construction from this period, representing the culture of the 1900s, when the structure and elevators were considered a magical innovation and portent of a modern age

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Mais um grande evento no nosso Alentejo, onde a aventura e o bem-estar são uma constante.

No intervalo dos concertos e dos grandes espectáculos proporcionados pelo Festival Sudoeste uma aventura com a ORH é um desafio lançado!

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The finest square in Lisbon is where the royal palace destroyed by the earthquake once stood, hence its name, the Terreiro do Paço (Palace Terrace). It is lined by classical buildings with yellow façades resting on galleries with arcades and is an excellent example of Pombaline style. A 19C Baroque triumphal arch forms a backdrop to the statue of King José 1. King Carlos 1 and his heir, Prince Luis Felipe, were assassinated on the square on 1 February 1908.