VILLA ALGARVE
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Ceramic is a typically Portuguese decorative element that is rarely found in Maputo. Although not much remains today, the ruins of Villa Algarve are a beautiful example of Portuguese architecture from the 1940s. Ceramics were present on the entire façade and on the walls of the upper floor of the house. In its darkest hours, it served as the headquarters of the Portuguese police and as a place of imprisonment and torture for many resistance fighters such as the artist Malangatana, José Craveirinha or Rui Knopfli.
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Visited in april 2016
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Cette maison est chargée d'une histoire lourde. Ne se visite pas et reste en l'état, les locaux la disent hantée des exaction perpétrées.
Visited in march 2017
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Il ne reste malheureusement pas grand chose de cette villa qu'on imagine magnifique avec ses carrelages portugais mais qui fait froid dans le dos à cause de son histoire (prison et lieu de torture). Un endroit totalement laissé à l'abandon...
