
Night out, it's as if the 'can' were a raw material. Bars, restaurants or cultural complexes of the size of Fábrica do Braço de Prata, operate between luxury and rusticity, for different budgets and purposes. And strolling along Rua do Açúcar, Capitão Leitão or Alameda do Beato, there is a tone of desertification that is frankly misleading, even if each hypothetical garage is the size of a warehouse.
MARVILA and BEATO's 'trick' is unexpectedly simple: investing and trusting that 'crowded Lisbon' is fed up with itself and that Lisboners and anyone else visiting know that, following the Tagus line, there are exceptional places here for eat, drink, visit and shop. And also as a place of work, the neighborhood impresses with its mixture of boldness and healthy ideas, as is the example of the Work Hub complex, made up of free lancers, small companies, creative people and whatever else makes the old something new, starting with the which serves as his address, the most beautiful building on Rua do Açúcar, the former heart of Lisbon's wine empire of Abel Pereira da Fonseca.
In 2017, the Muro Festival transformed 17 side walls of buildings into 17 large canvases, with the intervention of Portuguese and international artists. Marvila, the area that hosted this colorful project, is an authentic open-air gallery, this is just another good reason to discover the eastern part of the city.
Night out, it's as if the 'can' were a raw material. Bars, restaurants or cultural complexes of the size of Fábrica do Braço de Prata, operate between luxury and rusticity, for different budgets and purposes. And strolling along Rua do Açúcar, Capitão Leitão or Alameda do Beato, there is a tone of desertification that is frankly misleading, even if each hypothetical garage is the size of a warehouse.
MARVILA and BEATO's 'trick' is unexpectedly simple: investing and trusting that 'crowded Lisbon' is fed up with itself and that Lisboners and anyone else visiting know that, following the Tagus line, there are exceptional places here for eat, drink, visit and shop. And also as a place of work, the neighborhood impresses with its mixture of boldness and healthy ideas, as is the example of the Work Hub complex, made up of free lancers, small companies, creative people and whatever else makes the old something new, starting with the which serves as his address, the most beautiful building on Rua do Açúcar, the former heart of Lisbon's wine empire of Abel Pereira da Fonseca.
In 2017, the Muro Festival transformed 17 side walls of buildings into 17 large canvases, with the intervention of Portuguese and international artists. Marvila, the area that hosted this colorful project, is an authentic open-air gallery, this is just another good reason to discover the eastern part of the city.
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