Praça de Lisboa (Lisbon Square), Jardim das Oliveiras (Olive Tree Garden) and the Galerias de Paris (Parisian Galleries) quarter

Located between the Torre dos Clérigos (Clerics’ Tower) and Rua das Carmelitas (Carmelite Street), Praça de Lisboa (Lisbon Square) and the Jardim das Oliveiras (Olive Tree Garden) establish a new link with the Palácio do Conde de Vizela (Palace of the Count of Vizela), 1864-1923, built to house offices and commercial spaces. Initially designed by Émile Boudin (1909) the building underwent changes made by Marques da Silva (1920-1923), an architect who made his mark on the city with several such large-scale constructions.