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The 18 pages that link to Lisbon, each with the reason it gives.

• MadridCompared with: Comparing the Iberian capitals highlights Madrid’s inland geography and Lisbon’s Atlantic orientation.

• 1755 Lisbon earthquakeRelated: The city’s location and dense construction determined the disaster’s human toll.

• Fernando PessoaRelated: Pessoa lived and worked in Lisbon, which recurs throughout his writing and literary life.

• Community of Portuguese Language CountriesRelated: The organization was established there in 1996, and its Executive Secretariat is based there.

• Domenico ScarlattiRelated: Scarlatti entered Portuguese court service there before moving to Spain.

• PintaRelated: The Pinta’s return route included a stop in Portugal before reaching Spain.

• TagusRelated: The river estuary forms the setting and harbor of the capital.

• Luís de CamõesRelated: Camões was born in Lisbon, though the precise year is uncertain.

• The Book of DisquietRelated: Its streets and workplaces provide the ordinary cityscape through which Soares thinks.

• Belém TowerNarrower topic: The tower formed part of the city’s defenses and became one of its best-known monuments.

• 28 May 1926 coup d’étatBroader topic: Control of the capital and its government completed the coup’s victory.

• Anthony of PaduaRelated: Anthony was born there around 1195 and began his religious life in the city.

• Amália RodriguesNarrower topic: Rodrigues grew up in Lisbon, where she began singing fado professionally.

• Portuguese InterregnumRelated: Lisbon’s revolt against Castilian influence gave the Master of Aviz a powerful urban base.

• Calouste Gulbenkian MuseumNarrower topic: The museum’s location places its collection within Lisbon’s cultural landscape.

• Hesperocyparis lusitanicaRelated: The epithet lusitanica arose from early European cultivation associated with Portugal, not the tree’s native range.

• PortoCompared with: Its national political role and southern position contrast with Porto’s northern, river-based identity.

• Vasco da Gama BridgeRelated: The bridge forms part of Lisbon’s metropolitan transport network.