Large 12 meter high monument located in the Entracampos roundabout, erected in memory of the fighting heroes during the Peninsular War between the Portuguese Kingdom, the Kingdom of Spain, the Kingdom of France and the United Kingdom. Consisting of a base decorated with statues of the people representing the suffering caused by the fighting, surmounted by military figures depicting the fight between the Napoleonic eagle and the lion representing the British troops.

Monument dedicated to the Portuguese who fought in the Peninsular War - Conflict between the first French empire and the United Kingdom, Spanish Kingdom and Kingdom of Portugal (part of the Napoleonic Invasions)

Huge roundabout that serves as a convergence point for three major communication routes. In the center stands a monument to the Heroes of the Peninsular War. Access to the monument, due to the intense traffic in the area, is dangerous.

The Monument to the Heroes of the Peninsular War is a monument, in stone and bronze, dedicated to the Peninsular War located at the entrance to Campo Grande, in the Praça de Entrecampos (formerly Praça Mouzinho de Albuquerque), in Lisbon. One of the parts of the program presented by the Commission of the Centenary of the Peninsular War Commemorations consisted of a competition, launched in 1908, for a monument in the city of Lisbon, with the aim of commemorating the heroic deeds of the Portuguese people and army during the peninsula campaign.

Looks magnificent. The sculpture is about the Portugeuse resistance against the invasion of Napoleon army.

Super super noisy and not really that interesting.

Monument

Excelente localização, monumento muito importante da história de Portugal e situado numa zona central da capital.

Um monumento alusivo aos combatentes.

There is a large monument in the center of the highway, it is beautiful!

A roundabout at the end of Campo Grande.

Have a good trip

Beautiful monument

Doesn't allow walking there, but it is a beautiful statue

beautiful monument🤍

😲

Nice monument

Smooth transit

I'm French, that explains my grade