
Revolution · on foot
The first day
25 April 1974 hour by hour, from the Terreiro do Paço to the Carmo and the door of the political police
- Distance
- 2.4 km
- Duration
- 1 h 30 min
- Stops
- 7 stops
- Difficulty
- Moderate
Walk
Each walk is a story told in the places where it happened, with the map, the people, the dates and the archive images — and a voice that reads the story to you as you walk.

Revolution · on foot
25 April 1974 hour by hour, from the Terreiro do Paço to the Carmo and the door of the political police

Women · on foot
Seamstresses on strike, a republican propagandist, a women’s prison, a bar and a poet — Graça as they tell it

Repression · on foot
How a dictatorship lasted 48 years: the leader, the façade, the single party, the family, work and propaganda — from São Bento to Restauradores

Revolution · on foot
From the Aljube to São Bento, the lives of Soares, Cunhal and Salgueiro Maia — and those of Maria Barroso, Sofia Ferreira, Natália Correia and Pintasilgo

Repression · on foot
The prison, the court, the lock-ups, the police, censorship and propaganda — the dictatorship fitted into a kilometre and a half

Colonialism · on foot
O império que o Estado Novo encenou em Belém, as pessoas das colónias expostas em 1940, os embarques para a guerra e o regresso de 1975

Republic · on foot
The suffragists of the First Republic, from the Baixa to Arroios — doctors, teachers and journalists who asked for the vote, and one who voted

Opposition · on foot
The women’s associations the regime shut down, the vigil against the war, the radio station of the revolution and the feminist demonstration of 1975

Culture and censorship · on foot
Cafés, churches, stages and newsrooms where people said what the censors would not allow — from “Obviously, I’ll sack him!” to “Grândola” at the Coliseu
Places that history linked and the city set apart. They are done in sections, by metro and by train.

Students · by metro and train
From the academic crisis of 1962 to the death of Ribeiro Santos in 1972 — and the house from which the leaders of African independence emerged

Revolution · by metro and train
From the MFA command post to the Constituent Assembly — the week that changed everything, and the 27 women who wrote the Constitution