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Miradouro de Santa Luzia
The tiled terrace over Alfama — the orientation stop before the city stops being a map.
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A pergola, azulejo panels and a low wall over the roofs of Alfama: this is where the medieval quarter stops being an abstraction and becomes a legible slope of tile and laundry running down to the Tagus. Tour coaches work the same kerb, so the terrace is calmest early.
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