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- The Rossio [ʁuˈsi.u] is the popular name of the King Pedro IV Square (Portuguese: Praça de D. Pedro IV) in the city of Lisbon, in Portugal.
- Rossio is literally the centre of Lisbon. ... Rossio has played an important role in Lisbon’s history since the medieval times.
- 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.
- Officially this square is called Praça Dom Pedro IV, but ever since it was created, in the middle ages, it’s gone by its more popular name, Rossio.
- The destruction of the Rossio during the Great Earthquake. The Great Lisbon Earthquake of 1755 destroyed much of downtown Lisbon.
- Ride Lisbon's metro, buses, and trams for FREE with the Lisboa Card. Rossio Square, Lisbon. ... Where: Baixa (Downtown) How: Metro - Rossio Station.
- Rossio Square, in the heart of downtown Lisbon. The official name is Dom Pedro IV Square, but everyone knows it as Rossio. ... Café Nicola in Rossio, Lisbon.
- Found at the northern end of the grid of streets of the Pombaline grid of streets of the Baixa district the Praça Dom Pedro IV or as it's colloquially known, Rossio.
- In front of the D. Maria II Theater, where it all starts, the undulatiing and geometric patterns that the stones form, will make the Rossio square one of the most...
- At either end are two identical fountains not surprisingly named Fonte Norte do Rossio and Fonte Sul do Rossio or the north fountain and south fountain.
