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House with 2 bedrooms, 2 floors and patio, in Rua do Alvito, to be able to build or rebuild the house of your dreams, in Alcântara,
Rua do Alvito is located in Alcântara, next to Avenida de Ceuta and the entrance to the bridge over the Tagus, opposite the train station of Alcântara Terra and Largo de Alcântara, famous for its traditional shops and restaurants of all origins, with extended opening hours.
Alcântara< /b>is a Portuguese parish in the municipality of Lisbon, belonging to the Western Zone of the capital, with an area of 5.07 km² and 13,850 inhabitants (2021 census). Its population density is 2,731.8. /km².
Its name derives from the Arabic al-qantara, which means "bridge". This was the name of the bridge that crossed the river in this area, which ended up being called Ribeira de Alcântara. From an early age, signs of human occupation appeared in the territory that today forms the parish of Alcântara. On the banks of the Alcântara stream, some carved stone utensils dating back to the Palaeolithic were found. Neolithic and Chalcolithic signs were also found in the areas of Alvito and Tapada da Ajuda. Around 1300 B.C. In the 1st century BC, a Bronze Age settlement was established in Alcântara, consisting mainly of farmers and herders, whose economy was based on the production of cereals and livestock. During the Roman occupation, the place was named Horta Navia in honor of an indigenous Romanized deity — Nabia. A tomb remains from that time in Tapada da Ajuda, as well as a bridge over the Alcântara River, which later, with the Muslim occupation, gave its name to the land and the river. Don't let this opportunity pass you by. Check your visit.
House with 2 bedrooms, 2 floors and patio, in Rua do Alvito, to be able to build or rebuild the house of your dreams, in Alcântara,
Rua do Alvito is located in Alcântara, next to Avenida de Ceuta and the entrance to the bridge over the Tagus, opposite the train station of Alcântara Terra and Largo de Alcântara, famous for its traditional shops and restaurants of all origins, with extended opening hours.
Alcântara< /b>is a Portuguese parish in the municipality of Lisbon, belonging to the Western Zone of the capital, with an area of 5.07 km² and 13,850 inhabitants (2021 census). Its population density is 2,731.8. /km².
Its name derives from the Arabic al-qantara, which means "bridge". This was the name of the bridge that crossed the river in this area, which ended up being called Ribeira de Alcântara. From an early age, signs of human occupation appeared in the territory that today forms the parish of Alcântara. On the banks of the Alcântara stream, some carved stone utensils dating back to the Palaeolithic were found. Neolithic and Chalcolithic signs were also found in the areas of Alvito and Tapada da Ajuda. Around 1300 B.C. In the 1st century BC, a Bronze Age settlement was established in Alcântara, consisting mainly of farmers and herders, whose economy was based on the production of cereals and livestock. During the Roman occupation, the place was named Horta Navia in honor of an indigenous Romanized deity — Nabia. A tomb remains from that time in Tapada da Ajuda, as well as a bridge over the Alcântara River, which later, with the Muslim occupation, gave its name to the land and the river. Don't let this opportunity pass you by. Check your visit.