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How Lisbon’s famous funicular works

More than a dozen people were killed in an accident on Lisbon’s famous Gloria funicular line, which has carried locals and tourists for more than a century, from Lisbon’s lively Restauradores Square up to Bairro Alto, one of the city’s oldest and most traditional neighborhoods. CNN takes a look at how the funicular actually works.

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