Buildings in Lisbon

More buildings. 

I hate it when blogger decides to rotate a picture;  I can never get it unrotated.  This is the Teatro Sao Carlos, and the square in front.  We've seen a couple other pictures of this square; this is the theater itself.  They were playing Carmen, but were essentially sold out. 

This building is on the other side of the square.  The sculpture is at the foot of the building.  

The Sowhat house.  

Balconies and shadows in yellow.  

A tile house and top floor balcony.  

Little house next to the big house.  

Lisbon: Found Objects

More found objects around Lisbon. 

Part of a tryptich, the third sign on the right, off picture had an arrow.  Presumably where you could park your bike, or perhaps bring it on the train or boat or metro, as this is a major bus/boat/train/metro terminus. 

One of the trams, swinging left prior to taking a sharp right turn.  I strongly recommend taking a tram once, and also take one or two of the elevadors, essentially trams on rails that drag you up some of the steep hillsides.  

Statue of one of Lisbon's famous writers and a water plug on the right. This square is outside the Teatro Sao Carlos.

An overview of the square outside Teatro Sao Carlos.  Statue and fireplug is visible in the background.  But the picture is about the tables and their shadows on the square.  

Handrail descending into the depths.  

Statue of Fernando Pessoa.  She's sitting on his lap, but there is a chair for visitors next to Fernando.  This is outside A Brasiliero, which has beautiful walls, definitely worth a look. 

Somewhere along the way was a Porsche.  I also saw a Maserati being driven in traffic.  I'm not sure I'd be brave enough to drive either on Lisbon streets.