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Under the section of the old city wall, the side of Na Tcha Temple and the back of Ruínas de S.Paulo.JPG
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A stretch of rammed-earth wall, physical evidence of sixteenth-century Portuguese fortification. Without knowing what it is, it reads as a mud wall — read first, look second.
Best time
Take it on the St. Paul's-to-Na Tcha leg; it needs no slot of its own.
How to go
Beside the lane between St. Paul's and Na Tcha Temple.
Tips
- · Rammed earth is fragile — do not lean on or climb it
- · There is no shade — do not linger here at midday
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Walk the slope, or take a bus or shuttle to the next sight, hall or bakery. Do not backtrack.
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