Avenidas Novas, Administrative district in northern Lisbon, Portugal.
Avenidas Novas is a district in northern Lisbon with wide, tree-lined streets connecting multiple commercial and residential neighborhoods. The area features three metro stations, several bus routes, and train access to nearby destinations.
The district emerged from urban expansion in the late 19th century when architect Ressano Garcia designed new avenues following Parisian models. This planned development established the regular street layout that remains today.
The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation shapes the neighborhood with art collections, gardens, and exhibition spaces where visitors regularly encounter exhibitions and musical performances.
The area is well-served by public transportation with multiple access points throughout the neighborhood. The wide streets make it easy to walk between different attractions and facilities.
Campo Pequeno, built in 1892, features distinctive red brick Neo-Arab architecture that stands out in the modern neighborhood. The building serves as both a shopping center and entertainment venue, combining historical structure with contemporary uses.
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