(ANSAmed) - ROME, JULY 4 - South of Lisbon's aquarium,
between the Azulejo museum and the monumental Parque das Naçoes
is an area with few tourists named Marvila.
Disused warehouses filled with surprises are one of the major attractions of this area surrounded by elegant areas brimming with visitors that had long been abandoned but has recently undergone a creative revival. Where there were once abandoned warehouses there are now cultural centers and art galleries, co-working spaces and minimalist places where artisans work and sell their work. Artists and young entrepreneurs have set up shop in the area, and in so doing have transformed it. To organize a trip there, see: www.visitportugal.com/it Parts of the article were translated from: ANSA Viaggiart www.ansa.it/canale_viaggiart/it/
Disused warehouses filled with surprises are one of the major attractions of this area surrounded by elegant areas brimming with visitors that had long been abandoned but has recently undergone a creative revival. Where there were once abandoned warehouses there are now cultural centers and art galleries, co-working spaces and minimalist places where artisans work and sell their work. Artists and young entrepreneurs have set up shop in the area, and in so doing have transformed it. To organize a trip there, see: www.visitportugal.com/it Parts of the article were translated from: ANSA Viaggiart www.ansa.it/canale_viaggiart/it/
