Looking northwards towards the Vasco da Gama Bridge
Cold windy day beside the Tejo at Oriente, especially when out of the sun but brilliantly clear light and blue skies.
The Haunting Ballad of the Lonesome Gull...
(above and below)
Strollers with Vasco da Gama Bridge in background
The Marina
Empty spaces from the 1998 Expo site @Oriente
Reflections
Representing fish scales on the Oriente Oceanário extension
Magnus meets a friend
The balloon man
Reflections
2 comments:
On a blistery Sunday winter morning, it is easy to sense a desolate and abandoned aura about the Parque das Nações area, but compared to other ex-World Expo sites, like its predecesor in Seville, I am delighted to observe how successfully its been converted more than 15 years on, to a thriving, vibrant part of Lisbon.
Carrie. I agree. There were lots of people strolling along by the river plus those running and cycling. The shopping centre was packed.
Also the very good Restaurant D'Bacalhau was very busy but there are a number of other restaurants and bars along by the Tejo that have closed. So it is some and some but is a vibrant part of Lisbon to visit.
See you soon. Jim
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