Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Aluhe Xavier (3 months ago)
One of the oldest, and the most important church of Lisbon. It is in alfama. A beautiful tainted rose window...
One of the oldest, and the most important church of Lisbon. It is in alfama. A beautiful tainted rose window...
Murat Uder (4 months ago)
Lisbon Cathedral is worth seeing and going up all those hills to reach. You can go there by taking the tram 28. No fee to enter the main section of the cathedral but there is a ticket needed to go further.
Lisbon Cathedral is worth seeing and going up all those hills to reach. You can go there by taking the tram 28. No fee to enter the main section of the cathedral but there is a ticket needed to go further.
Anna Szumańska (4 months ago)
A cathedral from the 12th century, which was not demolished during the great earthquake of the 18th century. A monumental, raw appearance of the interior without unnecessary decorations. It is worth noting that it is located on the route of the famous yellow tram 28.
A cathedral from the 12th century, which was not demolished during the great earthquake of the 18th century. A monumental, raw appearance of the interior without unnecessary decorations. It is worth noting that it is located on the route of the famous yellow tram 28.
Subrata Chakrabarti (4 months ago)
An important historical building in Lisbon. We were staying in Prata Hotel, so I came here a few times. The first time was in the morning. The sun was low and bright and the Cathedral looked impressive as I was coming up the street which climbs up to the Cathedral. The interior is simple but interesting. There are paintings on the wall. Apparently, the Cathedral suffered damages from more than one earthquake. The structure has been rebuilt several times. Outside, people seat on the steps, yellow trams go up and down the front street. Ambience is friendly. There was a coffee kiosk half way down the street, selling coffee and snacks. Coffee was good.
An important historical building in Lisbon. We were staying in Prata Hotel, so I came here a few times. The first time was in the morning. The sun was low and bright and the Cathedral looked impressive as I was coming up the street which climbs up to the Cathedral. The interior is simple but interesting. There are paintings on the wall. Apparently, the Cathedral suffered damages from more than one earthquake. The structure has been rebuilt several times. Outside, people seat on the steps, yellow trams go up and down the front street. Ambience is friendly. There was a coffee kiosk half way down the street, selling coffee and snacks. Coffee was good.
João Manoel Lenz (5 months ago)
Not as beautiful or impressive as other cathedrals in Europe, but it's a place full of history and with some Moorish heritage. Entrance is free but there is also a small paid tour inside. It's worth stopping by only with you have more than one day in Lisbon.
Not as beautiful or impressive as other cathedrals in Europe, but it's a place full of history and with some Moorish heritage. Entrance is free but there is also a small paid tour inside. It's worth stopping by only with you have more than one day in Lisbon.
