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Subway in Lisbon, Portugal (Correction in English - UK) Subway of Lisbon was inaugurated 57 years ago. Today while I was reading the online newspaper I discover the Lisbon subway makes 57 years. Start of operation was in 29 of December of 1959. It says now has 56 stations on four lines with a total of 44.2 kilometers, but at the time of its inauguration, the Lisbon subway was very different. The company said on its official website that in the first year of operation 15.3 million passengers were transported. The Lisbon subway was the 14th to be inaugurated in Europe and the 25th in the World. The Lisbon subway is in operation, every day from 06h30 a.m (the first train departs the terminal stations at 06h30 a.m) at 01h00 a.m (the last train departs from the terminal stations at 01h00 a.m). There are some exceptions, from secondary atriums of some stations which have shorter hours. The architecture and decoration of a subway station is a key element for the well being of passengers, and works in a way as an appeal to travel by subway. The subway of Lisbon is one of the metro systems in the world where art is best represented. Unfortunately I do not have photos, but I would like to take photos of every station, it will be a very hard job. Unfortunately I could not find the tickets price at the time. Now it can be 1,45€ and you can go to any part, any line during 1h. About the subway I'm not sure, but in the bus one travel during 1h for any bus so we can change the bus and during that 1 it just count as one travel. In the subway I don't know if after you leave the station for go to street if you can enter again or if it will count another "travel". Links: Showing to the people how to use the transport: http://videos.sapo.pt/OJCgcyuSWqtN5TTyjQGt https://www.noticiasaominuto.com/pais/709015/metro-de-lisboa-foi-inaugurado-ha-57-anos-na-altura-era-assim?&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer&utm_content=geral Map of stations: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolu%C3%A7%C3%A3o_do_Metropolitano_de_Lisboa Construction http://www.rtp.pt/noticias/pais/os-55-anos-do-metro-de-lisboa_n792728

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Subway in Lisbon, Portugal (correction in British English - UK)


Lisbon's subway was inaugurated 57 years ago.

Today while I was reading the online newspaper, I discovered that the Lisbon's subway is turning 57 [years old].

Operations started in 29th of December, of 1959. The article says that now it has 56 stations on four lines, with a total of 44.2 kilometres, but at the time of its inauguration, the Lisbon's subway was very different. The company says on its official website that in the first year of operation, 15.3 million passengers were transported. The Lisbon's subway was the 14th to be inaugurated in Europe and the 25th in the world.

The Lisbon's subway operates [or better: 'works'], every day from 06:30 A.M. (the first train departs [or: 'leaves'] the terminal stations at 06:30 A.M.) to 01:00 A.M. (the last train departs [or: 'leaves'] from the terminal stations at 01:00 A.M.).

There are some exceptions in the secondary atriums of some stations, which have shorter periods of operation.

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The architecture and decoration of a subway station are a key elements for the well-being of passengers, and work in a way as an appeal to travel by subway. Lisbon's subway is one of the metro systems in the world where art is best represented. Unfortunately I do not have photos, but I would like to take photos [or: 'take some'] of every station [in the future]; it will be a very hard job.

Unfortunately I could not find the tickets' price at the time. Now it can cost €1.45 and you can go anywhere, on any line, during one hour. I'm not sure about the subway, but on a bus, one trip/journey/ride lasts one hour for any bus, so we can change the bus and during that one hour it just counts as one trip/journey/ride. In the subway, I don't know if, after you leave the station to go to the street, if you can enter [or: 'get back'] again or if it will be considered as another trip/journey/ride.

Links:

Showing to the people how to use the transport: http://videos.sapo.pt/OJCgcyuSWqtN5TTyjQGt

https://www.noticiasaominuto.com/pais/709015/metro-de-lisboa-foi-inaugurado-ha-57-anos-na-altura-era-assim

Map of stations: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolu%C3%A7%C3%A3o_do_Metropolitano_de_Lisboa

Construction: http://www.rtp.pt/noticias/pais/os-55-anos-do-metro-de-lisboa_n792728

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Subway in Lisbon, Portugal (Correction in English - USA. Note: Only half the document has been corrected for now.)

Subway of Lisbon was inaugurated 57 years ago.

Today while I was reading the/an online newspaper I discovered (that) the Lisbon subway makes was made 57 years ago.
It start  began of operation was on the 29th of December (of) 1959. It/The newspaper says the subway now has 56 stations on/across four lines with/covering a total of 44.2 kilometers,/. But at the time of its inauguration, the Lisbon subway was very different. The company said on its official website that in the first year of (of its) operation 15.3 million passengers were transported. The Lisbon subway was the 14th (subway) to be inaugurated in Europe and the 25th in the World.

The Lisbon subway is in operation, every day from 06h30/6:30 a.m (the first train departs [the terminal stations] at 06h30 a.m) at to 01h00/1:00 a.m (the last train departs [from the terminal stations] at 01h00/1:00 a.m).
There are some exceptions,/. from/The secondary atriums of some stations which have shorter hours.

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