The lines on the Lisbon Metro are identified by colours. What colour is Linha Amarela?
Marquis of Pombal Square the powerful prime-minister who ruled Portugal from 1750 to 1777. In the middle of the roundabout there is a large column dedicated to him, built between 1917 and 1934 and created by Adães Bermudes, António Couto and Francisco Santos. A bronze statue of the Marquess is on the top, with a lion - symbol of power - by his side. The Marquess is shown looking towards the "Baixa Pombalina", the area of Lisbon that was rebuilt under his direction after the disastrous 1755 Lisbon earthquake. The Blue and Yellow lines ("Linha Azul" and "Linha Amarela") of the Lisbon Metro ("Metropolitano
Lisbon Metro station to the Lisbon Airport now only lasts about 16 minutes. The Oriente Line also serves the Moscavide neighbourhood, and will carry some 400 000 extra passengers each year. The Lisbon Metro comprises four lines running on of route and serving 55 stations. The lines were formerly known by picturesque names; logos based on the former names are still used. These picturesque names are still used as secondary names. Metro service starts every day at 06:30 and stops at 01:00 (the last trains arrive at the terminal stations by 01:30). However, some station exits close before 01:00. Trains run at