- The
Alfama (Portuguese pronunciation: [
alˈfɐmɐ]) is the
oldest neighborhood of Lisbon,
spreading on the
slope between the São
Jorge Castle and the Tagus...
- the
Alfama district, an old
quarter of
Lisbon that
survived the 1755
Lisbon earthquake: many place-names are
derived from
Arabic and the
Alfama (the...
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north of the Praça do Comércio,
roughly between the Cais do Sodré and the
Alfama district beneath the
Lisbon Castle, and
extends northwards towards the Rossio...
-
armies King
Peter II of
Aragon founded (1201) the
Order of
Saint George of
Alfama in the
district of that name. Nevertheless, this
order received the approbation...
- The
Order of
Montesa (Valencian:
Ordre de Montesa,
Aragonese and Spanish:
Orden de Montesa) is a
Christian military order,
territorially limited to the...
- of the album,
titled Desfado, ao Vivo no
Caixa Alfama, was
recorded in
September 2013,
during the
Alfama Fado Festival. This
version won the Amália Award...
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north of the Praça do Comércio,
roughly between the Cais do Sodré and the
Alfama district beneath the
Lisbon Castle, and
extends northwards towards the Rossio...
- on the
northern margin of the
Tagus River in the
historical district of
Alfama. In
December 1844,
under the
initiative of José
Bernardo da
Costa Cabral...
- in the
bohemian areas of the
capital such as
Bairro Alto,
Mouraria and
Alfama districts. A
totally different theory about the
origin of fado was defended...
-
House of Braganza,
located in the
Monastery of São
Vicente de Fora in the
Alfama district of Lisbon, Portugal. The pantheon's
burials have
included Portuguese...
