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17-23 November Parques das Nações 2015 Lisbon Recommended Accomodation Hostels and Apartments Name: Pousada de Juventude do Parque das Nações Rating: Good 7.3 Address: Rua de Moscavide, Lt 4.71.01, Olivais, 1998-011 Lisbon, Portugal Price: from € 84 (6 nights) • Located in Lisbon, the Pousada de Juventude do Parque das Nações is set in one of the trendiest districts of the city and is just a few metres from the Moscavide train station and within 2 km from the Pavilhão do Conhecimento. • Free WIFI • This youth hostel offers double rooms, twins rooms and beds in male and female dormitories. Some rooms offers access to private bathrooms and linen is provided for free. • The Vasco da Gama shopping centre is a 15-minute walk and features a great variety of eateries and brand shops. • Lisbon International Airport is 3 km away. Name: Lisbon Cosy Hostel Rating: Superb 9.1 Address: Praça Casas Novas 12, Olivais, 1800-053 Lisbon, Portugal Price: from € 74 (6 nights) • Lisbon Cosy Hostel is located in Lisbon’s Olivais district, a 25-minute walk from the Oriente transportation hub. It offers private and shared accommodation and free WIFI access. • The shared kitchen features dining tables and all utensils to prepare meals. • Encarnação Metro Station (red Line) is 500 meters from the hostel, and Lisbon International Airport is a 15-minute walk away. Name: Mary Apartments Lisbon Rating: Superb 9.3 Price: from € 1,080 (6 nights) • Mary Apartment Lisbon located in Lisbon, 800 metres from Parque das Nações and 500 metres from the Tagus River. The unit has a balcony and is 4 km from Portela International Airport. • The apartment has a flat-screen TV in the living room and a dining area. There is also an equipped kitchen and 3 private bathrooms. Free WIFI access is available. • Oriente Train and Metro Stations are 2 km from the property. Name: Apt in Lisbon Oriente - Parque das Nações Rating: Fabulous 8.8 Address: Av D. João II, Nº 25, Olivais, 1990-025 Lisbon, Portugal Price: from € 510 (6 nights) • Apt in Lisbon Oriente - Parque das Naçoes is located 200 metres from the central Gare do Oriente Transport Hub. Lisbon Casino is 400 metres away, as is the Tagus riverside area and the Vasco da Gama Shopping Centre. • The apartments feature a modern and urban décor. • Free parking and free WIFI access are available. • Guests may cook their own meals in the equipped kitchen, which has all necessary cooking utensils. • Parque das Nações features various riverfront restaurants and thematic bars, many within a 5-minute walk. The nearby shopping centre has a food court on the top floor. • The Lisbon Oceanarium is 900 metres away from the property. MEO Arena is 550 metres from the apartments and hosts regular concerts and other entertainment events. Lisbon’s historical downtown area is 8 km away and is filled with typical shops and cafés. Lisbon International Airport is 2.7 km away from the Apt in Lisbon Oriente - Parque das Naçoes. Name: Lisbon Apartments Rent4Stay Rating: Good 7.4 Price: from €480 (6 nights) • Lisbon Rent4Stay offers elegant accommodations with free WIFI access and free private parking in Parque das Nações. It is located less than 5 minutes’ walking from Gare do Oriente train and bus station. • Lisbon Apartments’ units feature floor-to-ceilings windows, allowing plenty of natural light. The living rooms offer a satellite flat-screen TV with CD/DVD player and a dining table. Some provide Tejo River views. Fully equipped kitchens. • Lisbon’s Casino is a 5-minute walk. Portela Airport is 4 km away and Gare do Oriente offers links Name: World in Lisbon Apartment Rating: Superb 9.1 Price: from €295.68 (6 nights) • Featuring a balcony with city and river views, World in Lisbon Apartment offers modern self-catering accommodation with parquet floors and free WIFI in Lisbon. The Vasco da Gama Tower is 900 metres away. • Oriente Train Station can be reached on foot in 15 minutes. Lisbon Oceanarium is 2.5 km away. Name: MyPlace – Lisbon - Parque das Nações Rating: Superb 9.2 Price: from €690 (6 nights) • Located just a 2-minute walk from the central Gare do Oriente Train and Metro stations. The Atlântico Pavilion, a spot of numerous concerts and conferences, is a 13-minute walk away. • Free WIFI, DVD player and a fully-equipped kitchen. The units also include a washing machine. • The Lisbon Oceanarium is a 15-minute walk, where guests can watch several sea animals. The Lisbon city centre is a 14-minute drive and features many local shops, bars, cafés and restaurants. The Bairro Alto is an 18-minute drive and is Lisbon’s premier nightlife hotspot. • 9-minute drive from the Lisbon International Airport. Hotels Name: MYRIAD by SANA Hotels Rating: Superb 9.2 Price: from €1133 (6 nights) Address: Olivais, Lisbon (0.8 km from Parque das Nações) • Five-star luxury service. Located on the banks of the Tagus River and with panoramic views, the unique and futuristic oasis that is MYRIAD offers luxurious, contemporary accommodation. Free WIFI Guests consistently rate the WIFI as excellent. • Featuring original and colourful décor, each spacious suite and room offers stunning views of Lisbon, Tagus River and Vasco da Gama Bridge. Each has a flat-screen TV, an espresso coffee machine and a minibar. • Lisbon International Airport is a 10-minute drive away. Name: Tivoli Oriente Hotel Rating: Very good 8.2 Price: from € 617.40 (6 nights) • Tivoli Oriente provides contemporary accommodation within Lisbon’s iconic Parque das Nações, overlooking the Tagus River. The lobby bar looks out onto the Gare do Oriente. Near Vasco da Gama Shopping Centre and Estação do Oriente Station. Lisbon Portela International Airport is just a 5-minute drive away and 3 metro stops (10 minutes) away. Name: Hotel Ibis Lisboa Parque das Nações Rating: Very good 8.6 Price: from 334.80 € (for 6 nights) • Hotel Ibis Lisboa Parque das Nações is a quiet Lisbon hotel, a 15-minute drive from the city centre. Sited in the Parque das Nações, it is a 10-minute walk from attractions such as the Atlântico Pavillion or the Lisbon Casino. • The non-smoking rooms at the hotel feature either double or twin beds, work desk, free WIFI, wooden floors, flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a shower. • It is a 10-minute walk from the Lisbon Casino and an 18-minute walk from the famous Oceanarium. The Atlântico Pavillion is an 8-minute walk and regularly hosts concerts, entertainment shows and conventions. The FIL (International Lisbon Fair) is a 9-minute walk away and regularly holds thematic business fairs. • The Lisbon International Airport is a 10-minute drive from the Hotel Ibis Lisboa Parque das Nações. Name: Holiday Inn Express Lisbon Airport Rating: Very good 8.0 Price: from 426€ (for 6 nights) • Just a 5-minute drive from Lisbon International Airport, this 3-star hotel offers modern rooms with a flat-screen TV. Free WIFI. • Facilities include a 24-hour reception and an airport shuttle service. • Express Lisbon Airport is a 5-minute walk from many restaurants. The Vasco da Gama shopping centre is just a 7-minute drive away. Lisbon’s historic centre is 9.7 km away. Name: VIP Executive Arts Hotel Rating: Good 7.6 Price: from €406 (6 nights) • The stylish and modern Vip Executive Art’s Hotel is less than 500 metres from the Tagus waterfront and Feira Internacional de Lisboa. It is 3 minutes’ walk from Lisbon Oriente Station. • The spacious rooms and suites are soundproofed and stylishly decorated. Some offer far-reaching views of the Tagus River and Vasco da Gama Bridge. • Free WIFI is available throughout the hotel. • Portela Airport is just 4 km away from VIP Executive Arts Hotel. It has excellent public transportation links and is within easy walking distance of the Vasco da Gama Shopping Centre and Atlantic Pavilion. Name: TRYP Lisboa Aeroporto Hotel Rating: Superb 9.0 Price: from €524 (6 nights) • Located 100 metres from Lisbon International Airport, the new Tryp Lisboa Aeroporto Hotel offers a lounge bar and a restaurant on site. • Each room is air-conditioned and includes a sober décor with bold accents. All rooms come with a mini-bar, a cable flat-screen TV and a safety deposit box. Free WIFI. • Parque das Nações business district is down the avenue, less than 3 km away from Tryp Lisboa Aeroporto Hotel. The Aeroporto Metro Station is within a 5-minute walk. Name: TRYP Lisboa Oriente Hotel Ratings: Very good 8.2 Price: from 459€ (6 nights) • This hotel in the heart of Lisbon’s Parque das Naçoes is surrounded by trendy restaurants. It offers free WIFI, à la carte dining, and spacious rooms. • Rooms at Tryp Lisboa Oriente Hotel are bright and airy and have satellite TV, a seating area and a tea/ coffee maker. They overlook the former EXPO 98 site and its many innovative buildings. Some rooms also look out over the water. • The famous Oceanarium and the Lisbon Casino are also close by. Lisbon city centre can be reached within 15 minutes using public transport. • The Tryp Oriente is a short walk from the Gare do Oriente station and is only 3 km from Lisbon International Airport. The area is well-served by Lisbon’s Metro as well as trains and buses. Name: Olissippo Oriente Rating: Fabulous 8.6 Price: from €456 (6 nights) • Olissippo Oriente is located in Lisbon’s new financial centre, the Parque das Nações. It offers soundproofed rooms with a flat-screen TV. Free WIFI.
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    Santa Maria dos Olivais: uma freguesia património de Lisboa Francisco Carvalho [email protected] Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias ABSTRACT St. Mary of Olivais, now also identified by parish of Olivais or just Olivais, back to the end of three hundred and its origin is a decision of the Archbishopric of Lisbon on the creation of the parish of that name. Lands formed by “termo” of Lisbon, has been the subject of transformations of all kinds, especially in the last century. In this article presents a brief description of Olivais to the present, highlighting the main urban interventions recorded in the last century, the contexts in which they occurred and their implications more relevant. KEY WORDS History, urban planning, heritage. Lisbon, parish of Sta Mary of Olivais RESUMO Santa Maria dos Olivais, doravante também identificada por freguesia dos Olivais ou apenas por Olivais, remonta ao final de Trezentos e na sua origem está uma decisão do Arcebispado de Lisboa acerca da criação da paróquia com esse nome. Formada por terras do “termo” de Lisboa, tem sido objecto de transformações de toda a ordem, sobretudo no século passado. No presente artigo, faz-se uma breve descrição dos Olivais até à actualidade, realçando as principais intervenções urbanísticas verificadas na última centúria, os contextos em que as mesmas ocorreram e suas implicações mais relevantes. PALAVRAS-CHAVE História; urbanismo, património, Lisboa, freguesia de Santa Maria dos Olivais. 1 INTRODUÇÃO A história da paróquia dos Olivais remete a Trezentos. Concretamente, reconduz- nos a 6 de Maio de 1397, data em que D. João Anes, Arcebispo de Lisboa, decide criar a paróquia de Santa Maria dos Olivais onde terá sido construída a igreja da Praça, decisão que seria confirmada por bula papal de Bonifácio IX de 1400 (Delgado, 1969; Dias e Dias, 1995, Lemos, 1997).