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Pavilhão Carlos Lopes
Lisbon, Portugal
About Pavilhão Carlos Lopes
This magnificent 1930s pavilion in Eduardo VII Park, decorated with vast azulejo tile murals, hosted athletics events at the 1984 and 1992 Olympics and remains one of Lisbon's most striking sporting heritage landmarks. The building has been reimagined as an events venue that regularly hosts fan conferences and sports travel expos. Strolling through the Eduardo VII Park gardens to the pavilion is a beautiful warm-up walk on any sports travel day in Lisbon.
Located in Lisbon.
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About Pavilhão Carlos Lopes
This magnificent 1930s pavilion in Eduardo VII Park, decorated with vast azulejo tile murals, hosted athletics events at the 1984 and 1992 Olympics and remains one of Lisbon's most striking sporting heritage landmarks. The building has been reimagined as an events venue that regularly hosts fan conferences and sports travel expos. Strolling through the Eduardo VII Park gardens to the pavilion is a beautiful warm-up walk on any sports travel day in Lisbon.
Pavilhão Carlos Lopes is located in Lisbon, Portugal.