Marquis of Pombal Square

The Marquis de Bombardier, located at the west end of Lisbon's Liberty Avenue, stands a large stone pillar in the center of the square, and a statue of the Marquis de Bombardier, the Portuguese Prime Minister of Portugal, is carved at the top. He is surrounded by a statue of a male lion, symbolizing the rights in his hands. It is a circular square and a main line of traffic, underneath the square is the stops passing by the blue and yellow lines of the Lisbon Metro. Behind it is the open Edward VII Park.

A very important square in the core area of Lisbon, there is a sculpture of the Marquis of Bombard, in the central area and location of the square, the internal space of the square is also very good, there are quite a lot of tourists here, it is also a key hub to other areas. [View] The gold here is beautiful

The Marquis de Bombardier is located on the ring island south of Edward VII Park. The huge column in the center of the square is topped by a bronze statue of the Marquis de Bombardier, commemorating the achievements of the then Prime Minister Marquis de Bombardier in rebuilding Lisbon in the 1755 Portuguese earthquake, named after him.

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On November 1, 1755, a rare earthquake struck Lisbon, razing the buildings of the city. At that time, many people gathered in the church for mass on the weekend, so the death and injury were very serious, about 60,000 people died. The Marquis de Bombardier, who was then Prime Minister of Portugal, was ordered to rebuild Lisbon. In honor of Bombardier's contribution, the square named after him was built in May 1926, the square of the Marquis de Bombardier at the northern end of Liberty Avenue. In May 1934, his bronze statue was erected. The statue of the Marquis of Bombard stands in the center of the square, and there is a park on the north side of the square. The square is the starting point of Liberty Avenue, which leads south to Plaza Rosio.

The Marquis of Bombard was the designer who presided over the reconstruction of the city after the Great Lisbon Earthquake and Tsunami. The square was built in memory of him. The square is a large roundabout, one of the transportation hubs in Lisbon city, and the HF Fenix hotel next to it is not bad.

The square, named after the powerful Portuguese Prime Minister Marquis Bombardier from 1750 to 1777, is a huge column in the center of the square, built from 1917 to 1934, topped by his bronze statue, surrounded by a lion as a symbol of power.

The square is located in the center of Lisbon and is named after the Marquis Bombardier, Portugal's powerful prime minister. The statue of the Marquis stands tall on the pillars, behind a large garden, and Edward VII is the park. The lions under the statue are very powerful and lively.