Top 5 monuments to
visit in Lisbon
Lisbon is surrounded by history and has plenty of
historical places to visit but you'll probably won't have enough time to see them all so, we present to you our choices of monuments to visit and we can assure that they
won’t let you down!
Pena Palace
Being one of the 7
wonders of Portugal , Pena Palace stands on the top of a hill in the Sintra
Mountains above the town of Sintra with a wonderful view. Is one of Lisbon's most
beautiful Palaces. Was built in the 12th century as a convent but as
time went by the convent was turned in to a palace (1854).
It’s a piece of
Portuguese history that you don’t want to miss!
Castelo de São Jorge
São Jorge Castle is a national monument occupying a
commanding hilltop overlooking the historic center of the Portuguese city of
Lisbon and Tagus River. This fortification was built by the Muslims in the
middle of the 11th century and in it stands a big piece of history.
Palácio de Mafra
Palace of Mafra is located in Mafra and its
construction began in 1717 and was completely concluded in 1755. The palace was
classified as a National Monument in 1910, and was also one of the finalists of
the Seven Wonders of Portugal.
This is a monument that we can call a piece of art
work due to its diversification of art, architecture, sculpture, painting,
music, books and textile. If you choose to go there it’ll be a well spent
afternoon.
Mosteiro dos Jerónimos
The Jerónimos Monastery is a former monastery of the
Order of Saint Jerome near the Tagus River in the parish of Belém, in Lisbon.
The monastery symbolizes the Portuguese Age of Discovery and is among the main
tourist attractions of Lisbon and it’s a perfect place to spend a Romantic
evening.
Torre de
Belém
Located in the civil parish of Santa Maria de Belém
in the municipality of Lisbon, Belém Tower is one the most important monuments
of Portugal because of the meaning that had to our history and to the era of the
discoveries. It's also one of the 7 wonders of Portugal and it has a beautiful
view over the Tagus River.
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