Tea at the Naval Military Club and General Assembly

On 23th February, during the General Assembly, the story of the Club’s 20 years of activities was told, through the projection of photos, by our member Maria Alice Madeira. After the tea and the approval of the Activities Plan and Management Account for 2021 and discussion of several subjects, we focused on resolutions and projectsContinue reading “Tea at the Naval Military Club and General Assembly”

Guided tour to the Lisbon Military Museum

The Club held an interesting guided tour of the Lisbon Military Museum on 8th February. The collection of bronze artillery pieces is considered to be one of the most complete worldwide, both for its inscriptions and heraldic symbols, and for the ornamentation in the style of the respective casting periods. The 7 monumental paintings installedContinue reading “Guided tour to the Lisbon Military Museum”

Guided tour to Lázaro Leitão Aranha Noble House

On 20 January, the Club had a guided visit, with Dr. Madalena Fernandes, to the Lázaro Leitão Aranha Noble House. It was commissioned in 1734 by the principal of the Patriarchal Cathedral and lecturer at the University of Coimbra, Lázaro Leitão Aranha. In the atrium, a beautiful marble staircase and, on the walls, twelve figuresContinue reading “Guided tour to Lázaro Leitão Aranha Noble House”

Gemination ceremony

On September 8th, the Grémio Literário Library held the gemination ceremony between the Lyceum Club of Troyes and the Lyceum Club of Lisbon. In addition to the International President, Muriel Hannart, and both Clubs’ Presidents, Annie Formont and Maria Teresa Matos respectively, several members of the joining Clubs were present. Afterwards we had a confraternizationContinue reading “Gemination ceremony”

Exhibition “D. Maria II – From Brazilian princess to queen of Portugal: 1819-1853”

The Club organised last 16th of July a guided tour to the exhibition hosted at the King D. Luís Gallery, at the Ajuda Palace. The exhibition reviews Queen Maria II’s two reigning decades (1834-1853) through art works, jewellery, objects and documents evoking the Queen’s biography, since her origins, upbringing, family life, her marriages, as wellContinue reading “Exhibition “D. Maria II – From Brazilian princess to queen of Portugal: 1819-1853””