Largo do Carmo

And here, in the Cathedral (Igresia da Sei) there are the relics of Santo Antonio da Padova, which actually was born in Lisbon, and here is also the official starting point of the path of Santiago Portuguese. A city is also dedicated to Santo Antonio in the southeast of Portugal (Villa Real de Santo Antonio), at the border with Spain.

I can say I had the privilege to live in this street for my time in Lisbon. For me it is one of the most beautiful and photogenic of the city. It is a ascending street from which you can see the Lisbon Cathedral (in Portuguese, Se). You usually pass the famous yellow trams so it's like a moving ¡no lose it!