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Modern Lisbon Map

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$14.36 $19.95 In stock

Discover celebrated and unknown examples of Modern architecture built in and near the Portuguese capital, from 1900 to today with this two-sided guide map.

Featuring over fifty buildings, this guide includes original photography by Stefanos Antoniadis and building details, captions and an introduction by Elisa Pegorin.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

George J. ★★★★★

The fold-out is really well designed, with the map on one side and detailed building info on the other—great for a walking tour. I spotted several gems I'd have missed otherwise, even after living in Lisbon for years.

Henry ★★★★★

I was amazed at how many buildings from the 1900s are tucked away in Lisbon's side streets, and this map helped me find a few I'd never heard of. The fifty-plus listings are clear and easy to read, which made planning my walking route effortless.

David ★★★★★

The double-sided layout is perfect for a day of exploring, with the modern buildings clearly marked. I unfolded it on a bench and easily planned a route covering over fifty structures from different eras. It’s already made my trip to Lisbon feel much more focused and rewarding.