Location and Designation
- Located in the parish of Santo André, in the Municipality of Estremoz, District of Évora, Portugal.
- Known as Café Águias de Ouro or Café Águias D`Ouro.
Historical and Cultural Significance
- Built in 1908 and inaugurated on April 4, 1909, it has been a building of public interest since 2002.
- Architected by Jorge Santos Costa, it features an Art Nouveau style with distinctive details such as large windows and ornate balconies.
Architectural Features
- Three-story building with a rectangular floor plan.
- Highlights include elaborate iron railings with geometric patterns and stained glass windows in shades of green, brown, and blue.
Sociological and Cultural Significance
- Remnant of the old Portuguese tertulia cafes of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
- Important historical and cultural meeting point, reflecting the social life of the time.
Visit and Tourist Experience
- Ideal for appreciating Art Nouveau architecture and exploring local history.
- Offers an atmosphere that transports visitors to the period of literary and artistic gatherings in Portugal.