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Lisbon neighbours map traditional cafés and pastry shops: “silently”, they are “disappearing”

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The project “O Último Bolo de Arroz de Lisboa” (“The Last Rice Cake of Lisbon”) invites people to map these city spaces to promote them and raise awareness for their protection: “They make the city a place with a soul”.

Público26 Jan

Lisbon neighbours map traditional cafés and pastry shops: “silently”, they are “disappearing”

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Lisbon neighbours map traditional cafés and pastry shops: “silently”, they are “disappearing”

Lisbon neighbours map traditional cafés and pastry shops: “silently”, they are “disappearing”