Campo Pequeno

entertainment venue, Lisbon, Portugal

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Campo Pequeno is a historic bullring in Lisbon, Portugal, known for its distinctive Moorish arches and cupolas. It hosts the Portuguese style of bullfighting and has been a draw for both locals and tourists.1

Following a significant renovation, Campo Pequeno reopened in 2006. The redevelopment included the addition of a shopping mall, cinema, restaurants, and a supermarket, transforming it into a multifunctional entertainment venue.1

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The city’s old redbrick bullring, Campo Pequeno, with its Moorish arches and cupolas, draws natives and tourists alike to witness the Portuguese manner of bullfighting. Campo Pequeno reopened in 2006 after a major renovation, which included the addition of a shopping mall, a cinema, restaurants, and a supermarket.
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The city’s old redbrick bullring, Campo Pequeno, with its Moorish arches and cupolas, draws natives and tourists alike to witness the Portuguese manner of bullfighting. Campo Pequeno reopened in 2006 after a major renovation, which included the addition of a shopping mall, a cinema, restaurants, and a supermarket.
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