Fernando Pessoa was a modernist writer who converted the anxieties of life into a rich, symphonic inner dialogue. He saw himself as having multiple literary personalities and allowed many of them to develop an oeuvre. He is often equated with Jorge Luis Borges, James Joyce, Franz Kafka, and Virginia Woolf. Among other contributions, Pessoa’s legacy invites us to question the concept of human personality as a uniform, monolithic approach to life. To learn more about Pessoa, take a virtual tour of the house in which the author spent the last 15 years of his life.