Dimas Sequeira's photos with the keyword: Rua_Boavista

A "marmoiral" is a funerary monument. This one stands on the route of the funerary procession of Queen Saint Mafalda. This queen was the daughter of Sancho I of Portugal and the wife of Henry I of Castilla. She died in 1256 and her body was brought in procession to be buried in the Arouca Monastery. This marmoiral marks the passage of the procession in this place - Boavista Street, Castelo de Paiva.

At Boavista Street, Castelo de Paiva.

Bar located at Boavista Street, Lisbon. The date of 1810 was inserted to match with Corto Maltese.

At Boavista Street, Lisbon.Strangely, some years ago it was hidden behind a fake door of the building it makes part of.

Not busy anymore. Fortunately, the tiles are still there - at Boavista Street, Lisbon.

At Boavista Street, Lisbon.