• Between 1886 and 1887 another important landmark was built in the square: the Rossio Train Station (Estação de Caminhos de Ferro do Rossio).
  • Rossio square forms the bustling heart of downtown Lisbon. Several parts of the city converge here and the square is a popular meeting place.
  • Maybe Rossio Station owes its beauty to the former idea that “train stations are the temples of technology”. Where to eat and drink in Rossio?
  • Located in the downtown Baixa district it is officially known as Praça Dom Pedro IV, the locals prefer to use its old name, 'Rossio'.
  • Rossio is exactly where the old town begins. It is a largely touristic area, but the student apartments and residences here tend to be very cool.
  • On top of the Theatre’s façade is a statue of Gil Vicente, a Portuguese playwright, and father of the country’s theatre. Rossio Railway Station.
  • Rossio is literally the centre of Lisbon. ... Rossio has played an important role in Lisbon’s history since the medieval times.
  • Lisbon revolves around Rossio, it is here that the students come to sing, workers to protest and tourists to drink overpriced coffee.
  • Rossio Garden Hotel in Lisbon is right in the Historical Center, a couple of meters from the famous Rossio Square.