Evocation of April 25, 1974

Category: Civil Architecture > Memorial

District: Lisboa > Lisboa > Lisboa > Campo Pequeno

Location

The Evocation of April 25, 1974 is located in the vibrant Campo Pequeno area of Lisbon. This area is a central and easily accessible point in the city, characterized by a dynamic urban environment. The site is integrated into the daily life of the capital, inviting a moment of reflection in the heart of a neighborhood that pulses with Lisbon's life.

The Symbolic Value

This space is a tribute dedicated to one of the most significant moments in contemporary Portuguese history: the Revolution of April 25, 1974. Known as the Carnation Revolution, this peaceful event ended decades of dictatorship, paving the way for democracy, freedom of expression, and the end of colonial wars. Visiting this site allows for an understanding of the depth of the transformations that shaped present-day Portugal.

Memory and Freedom

The 'Evocation of April 25, 1974' invites visitors to reflect on the importance of freedom and civil rights. It is a point of memory that transports us to a period of great changes, underscoring the ideals of peace, equality, and justice that inspired the April movement. The site stands as an enduring testament to a people's capacity to rise up in search of a more just future.

An Invitation to Contemplation

In Campo Pequeno, this point of evocation offers a moment of pause from the city's rhythm. Although integrated into a bustling urban environment, its purpose is to inspire contemplation. It is a place that, by its very existence, celebrates democracy and the values of April, allowing visitors to connect with the spirit of a revolution that continues to be a fundamental pillar of Portuguese identity.

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.pt