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RESTAURADORES SQUARE
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This large square commemorates the country's liberation from 60 years of Spanish rule in 1640. In the center is a patterned pavement surrounding a 30-meter high obelisk with two bronze figures on the pedestal depicting Victory and Freedom.On the west side is Foz Palace, the former residence of the Marquis of Foz, now housing a national tourism office. Built from the mid-18th to the mid-19th centuries, the palace may only be visited with special permission. The interior and its furniture were inspired by Paris' Versailles Palace and the most interesting rooms are the Renaissance-style Stove Room, the Mirror Room, and the atrium of the chapel of Our Lady of Purity.Next to the palace is a building known as Eden Cinema, now serving as an aparthotel (which may be booked here). Built in 1929 it is considered an art deco marvel, with its lavish interior having masqueraded as a Russian hotel in the Wim Wenders film "Until the End of the World."A few steps away is the much photographed Elevador da Gloria, a funicular that links downtown to the Bairro Alto district.Another popular attraction in this square is Lisbon's "Hard Rock Cafe", which is always a popular attraction for homesick tourists or memorabilia collectors of the world-famous music-themed restaurant.Ride Lisbon's metro, buses, and trams for FREE with the Lisboa Card.
