Pavilion of Portuguese Industries in Brazil in 1922, the Carlos Lopes Pavilion is currently a unique venue in the center of Lisbon for all types of events. The Carlos Lopes Pavilion was designed to become the Pavilion of Portuguese Industries in 1922 during the International Exposition of Rio de Janeiro, being built essentially with elements transported from Portugal to Brazil. After the exposition it was dismantled and moved to Portugal, remaining installed in Lisbon since 1932 in the Parque Eduardo VII. It was the site of the Great Exhibition of Portuguese Industry and was used for decades for the celebration of cultural, artistic, political and sporting events. With a major remodeling in 2016, the Carlos Lopes Pavilion enjoys an exceptional location in the city center and is a unique venue in Lisbon, with different rooms for all types of events: meetings, conferences, lunches and dinners, trade fairs and exhibitions, product presentations, etc.