Lisbon, also known as the Iberian Empire, was a town created by xexekeli during the First Era. It was the capital of the European Union. It controlled parts of Spain, Portugal, Morocco, Western Algeria and Southern France.
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Lisbon was designed with a number of streets interconnected through the Main Square. The square was adorned with various statues and fountains, and also housed the Town Hall. The residents of Lisbon referred to the town as having an Ancient and Modern section.
One of the notable streets in the town was Porto Street, which was home to the Royal Fencing Club. Embassy Street was another prominent street, hosting embassies of Northern Europe, Masovia, Roma, Belgrade, and North and South Madrid. Dagt Street was another significant area of the town, featuring several buildings such as Belem Tower, World Trade Center, Torra de Espectaculo, X Building, Roll of The Samurai sushi bar, and World Bank's Lisbon Office. Additionally, the street was home to Mothers Hag Fountain, a horse riding club, and the Olympic Games HQ.