From the outside, this church may seem slightly boring, but once you go inside you will see the magnificent art it has to offer. Along the sides of the church are these naves which display statues, painting, and gold pieces and a massive painting is shown on the ceiling. I recommend you see this as it is truly beautiful.

This church is absolutely gorgeous! Full of artifacts and relics. I could easily spend hours inside and not see all the amazing art/details. Don't forget to look up and see the murals on the ceiling! It's like stepping into the past!

Beautiful church located in the São Pedro de Alcântara street. The most remarkable piece is the faux ceiling which is worth admiring while sitting on a bench. The plaza outside is also a good place to relax and have a drink

On the outside the church looks really plain but once you get inside there is lots to see. On The left and right hand sides are sections with different features but the stand alone parts are the gold. It’s well worth visiting for even a short time to see the inside.

This is one of the very few churches in Lisbon that will not disappoint, and as a matter of fact, even exceed expectations. The plain white neoclassical shell does not betray the sumptuous baroque interior that's as richly decorated as any church that you'll ever see. The place is dripping with gold leaf and decorations of all kinds. Don't miss this one.

One of the most amazing churches in Lisbon lavishly decorated where you can find one of the most expensive chapels in the world,the chapel of Saint John the Baptist. It was constructed in Rome,blessed by the Pope, dismantled and reconstructed again in Lisbon. The pictures are from a behind the scenes tour where you can access all the areas! My favourite part was getting to see where the paintings in the main altar get changed depending on the liturgical calendar. And also the roof which was the main reason why this church was not destroyed during the infamous 1755 earthquake.

Beautiful church full of treasures. Wonderfully preserved and restored. Super creepy reliquaries with visible body parts of dead people. The museum is worth the few € extra, as it holds the most precious and beautiful world of art. Also, the museum is much quieter and calm than the church. Cliff shop inside the museum. Very calm with interior courtyard.

I visited 7 years ago and still remember the awe I felt. Know that 85% of Lisbon was destroyed in the 1755 quake that was so strong it sent a tsunami to Brazil. This is one of the few buildings to survive that quake, which wiped out over a third of the nation’s wealth and killed tens of thousands. It’s an example of how gloriously wealthy Portugal was before the quake and is an incredible experience to simply sit inside in the silence. Be sure to visit the amazing park behind the church, one of the greatest views of the city. You can take the funicular or walk down to the heart of Lisbon and eventually end your day at Commerce Square for a spellbinding sunset as musicians play for coins.

Beautiful church. Well worth a visit inside and taking your time to explore each of the altars. Is was decorated at Xmas with colourful paper birds which gave an even more splendid feel to the ambiance of it inside. Right in the middle of tourist areas this has not lost its charge and is still a great place for quiet and reflection

One of the most beautiful and suggestive church I’ve ever seen in my life! Highly recommended 👍🏽

One of the must visit churches in Lisbon. The historical building contains magnificent altars and highly decorated relics. Worth spending time to look detials of it.

Sehr imposante Kirche! Wunderschöne und schlichte Säulenfragmente, sehr interessante Bischöfliche und Kardinalrelikte aus dem 17. und 18. Jahrhundert. Das Oberstübchen muss man gesehen haben, wirklich einzigartig und extravagant. Sehr zu empfehlen und ein muss für ein Besuch in Lissabon.

Having visited churches and cathedrals all over Europe, I would say that the Igreja de São Roque (the Church of Saint Roch) is one of the most elaborately decorated. The wooden ceiling is colourfully painted with angels and cherubs and fancy scrolls. The roof painting also includes two fake domes. The main body of the church is completely open, there being no pillars to support the roof. On both sides of the nave there are a series of small chapels deeply recessed into the side walls. These are very ornately decorated with designs heavily carved from wood and then covered with gold leaf or gold paint. This is supplemented with marble and some of the chapels feature large and heavily framed oil paintings. High above these side chapels, large paintings also hang on the walls. The original church on this site was built starting in 1506. It was a shine to host a relic of Saint Roch in the belief that it would protect the people of Lisbon from the plague which was sweeping through southern Europe at that time. In 1555 the church was re-built as the Main House of the Society of Jesus, which had been founded by Saint Ignatius of Loyola in 1534. This was in part a counter balance by the Catholic Church to the austerity advocated by Martin Luther and the Protestants. The elaborate ornamentation of the Jesuit churches is in marked contrast to the simplicity and plain designs of the Protestant churches.  The Church of Saint Roch has been modified and added to many times since 1555, but its decoration is still very rich, impressive and beautiful. One can only imagine how awed were the ordinary people of Lisbon when entering such a building. Visitors can enter the church free of charge. The exit for visitors takes you into the adjacent building which is the Museum of São Roque. There you have the choice to exit back into the street or pay €2.50 to visit the Museum. Entry to the Museum is free on Sundays and free at all times for children up to 14 and adults over 65. It is well worth the modest entry fee and takes about an hour or maybe a little more to see everything. All the exhibits are accompanied by explanations and historical context on adjacent display panels which are printed in Portuguese and English. There are good toilet facilities, free WiFi and a small shop.

Stunning and beautiful. It's very unassuming from the exterior but worth popping in for a look. You could easily spend 10 minutes or hours inside.

The exterior gives away nothing of the riches that lie within. The interior is stunning, an absolute masterpiece on alter craftsmanship. And there are so many of them. My camera would not do them justice, you must visit to see. Highly recommended.

(Translated by Google) Church of St. Roch (Original) Церква Святого Роке

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church, totally recommended to visit (Original) Iglesia muy bonita,total recomendable para visitar

(Translated by Google) As the Lisbon guides say, it is a site worth seeing. Free entrance. Spectacular interior, sample of the power and means that the church has had for many years. (Original) Tal como dicen las guías de Lisboa, es un sitio que merece la pena ver. Entrada gratuita. Espectacular interior, muestra del poder y medios que la iglesia ha tenido durante muchos años.

Rich baroque gold-adorned interiors from XVIth century, starkly contrasting to the rather plain facade of the church. St John-Baptist Chapel being probably the most impressive as it was conceived in Rome, then dismantled and re-assembled inside the church.

Well worth a trip to see the collections of reliquaries and art adjacent to the church, which itself is a jewel box.

Very beautiful church, especially the absolutely stunning painted wooden ceiling. Entrance to the church is free, so if you are anywhere near, definitely consider visiting it

Don't let the simple ordinary facade fool you. The moment you enter you'll open your mouth in disbelief. Outstanding Church built by Jesuits in the 16c with amazing interior - one of the best we saw on our 7 days Portugal tour. You simply cannot tell which side Chapel is more beautiful (there're 8 of them), as well the amazing altar. Each is well explained in Portuguese/English. Gorgeous painted wooden ceiling.

Just a beautiful Jesuit church. The trompe d'œil ceiling is a classic and the side chapels are full of interesting decorations, especially the chapel of St. John the Baptist.

Free entry to a beautiful church located in a fairly convenient area. What's not to love?

After the austerity of the monastery at Alcobaca this was a reminder of the wealth of The Jesuits.

The Church of São Roque is one of the most famous and historically significant churches in Lisbon. Its construction began in the 16th century and continued until the 17th century. It is also famous for housing the most precious relic of St Roch(protector against epidemics, patron of the sick and travellers), the bone of his upper limb. This makes the church particularly significant for pilgrims and worshippers who come here to honour the saint. Apart from the relics of St Roch, the Church of San Roque collects many other relics of saints. In its collection you can find bones, articles of clothing and other sacred artefacts associated with various saints.

This building, one of the first Jesuit churches in the world, was built in the 16th century. It was one of the few buildings that survived the Great Lisbon earthquake without any damage. I cannot say that the architecture and atmosphere of the church, which also hosts the São Roque Museum today, is noteworthy. It is obvious that it attracts attention with its rich chapels, especially the Capela de São João Baptista. Since the entrance to the church is free, I recommend you visit it by taking it on one of your walking routes in Lisbon. However, it would be best not to expect too much.

Wonderfully decorated church! I love the wooden inlays, the extensive details all over, and it just makes me realize how wonderful the world is. The ceiling is painted with a wonderful rendition of angels and cherubs and is (almost) impossible to capture all with a camera. There's also a paid museum next door.

The Saint Rock Church is a Catholic church in Lisbon, Portugal. It was the earliest Jesuit church in the Portuguese world, and one of the first Jesuit churches anywhere. The edifice served as the Society's home church in Portugal for over 200 years, before the Jesuits were expelled from that country. The square in front of St. Roch is unremarkable, and the exterior of St. Roch makes people feel ordinary, however, the interior of St. Roch is magnificent and splendid. The frescoes on the dome are beautiful and ingenious. The entrance fee is 2.5 EU per person，but If you just take a look at the interior of the church and don't visit it in detail, it's free.

This church is one of the few buildings in Lisbon to have survived the 1755 earthquake. The exterior is extremely simple and unassuming, but if you decide to stop in, expect a sensory assault that will test your faith. You'll discover an intricately decorated interior of frescoes and gilded carved wood. Admission is free. There is also an attached museum that we did not visit. To save yourself some climbing, head to "Glória - S. Pedro Alcântara" to catch the Gloria funicular up from Baixa - free with a Lisboa card and cheap with a Viva Viagem card.

Magnificent and beautiful church. One of the best parts of my entire trip to Portugal. That's all there is to say.

This place is insane. I never would have guessed what was inside just from looking at the outside. Well worth 20 minutes of your time to see the wonders even if you aren't religious

The most beautiful and rich church we've seen in Lisbon! Lots of chapels with different art styles, gorgeous paintings all around. We event found a free Russian icons exposition at the back, extremely interesting

extraordinary church, very well preserved and versatile. Excellent artistic expression from various eras and artistic styles. great art collection

Very impressive church with sacristy devoted to St Francis Xavier and possible exhibition attached.

An old Church. You can go in, but much better from outside. You can approach it with an elevator or by walk. There are a lot of restaurants in nearby. Grab a glass of wine and enjoy the view. ?

Jesuits have this respect for human history and it's heritage that is clearly worth aknoweldging . Incredible church that will surprise you in every way, together with a side museum also worth watching. A must if you are in Lisbon

One of the richest churches in Portugal (even Europe). The outside look totally fools you. A can't miss if you like churches.

One of the most beautiful churches in Lisbon! Definitely worth a visit. There is also a museum attached that is worth checking out as well. For those that celebrate Mass, they do have regular services. The church does close down in the evening so plan your visit accordingly. Worth checking out!

As almost all churches in Lisbon, the outside it's not calling attention, however when you get inside you have a great surprise. The pieces of Holy Art are gorgeous and it's difficult to pain attention to one unique thing, since it's all shinning in gold colors, with beautiful details. In this particular church, you will find amazing art as the Chapel of the Holy Family, a gorgeous statue of Saint Anthony and pain attention to the "Capela da Nossa Senhora da Piedade" ... just breathtaking.

Personally, one of the most impressive churches here in Lissabon and absolutely my all-time favorite. From the outside so unspectacular that you would pass it, but from the inside so overwhelming that it takes your breath away. Every time when I am in Lissabon I have to take a quick visit here and I never get disappointed! Absolutely fabulous and worth every minute of your visit.

Beautiful church plus a museam. The outside doesn't do it justice.

(Translated by Google) Very good to visit (Original) Muito bom para visitar

Quite dark and very box shaped. Nice on-square kiosk / Café with toilets available

(Translated by Google) Featured Place (Original) Lugar de destaque

(Translated by Google) Church with peaks of excellence mixed with poorer elements or with doubtful taste. Eclectic church. The mark is given as a whole. (Original) Chiesa con punte di eccellenza mischiate a elementi più poveri o di dubbio gusto. Chiesa eclettica. Il voto è dato nel suo insieme.

(Translated by Google) Bert grill a Royal Prince (Original) Bert grill um Príncipe Real

(Translated by Google) As it should always happen, the church is open to the public, with no need to pay the entrance fee. With beautiful works of sculpture and painting, the various chapels of the Church of São Roque present a wide range of devotions being ornamented with works of sacred art of high aesthetic quality and incalculable heritage value. (Original) Como deveria sempre acontecer, a igreja está aberta ao público, sem necessidade de proceder a pagamento à entrada. Com belíssimos trabalhos de escultura e pintura, as várias capelas da Igreja de São Roque apresentam variadíssimas devoções sendo ornamentadas com obras de arte sacra de elevada qualidade estética e incalculável valor patrimonial.

(Translated by Google) Loved it ... It's worth the view ... Don't miss it .. (Original) Amei... Vale a pena a vista... Não deixe de conhecer..

(Translated by Google) There is not much interest in Mugura Cathedral, and the buildings in front of it are too stiff. (Original) 무교라 성당엔 크게 흥미가 없고 그 앞 건물들이 너무 이뻣음

(Translated by Google) Very impressive church, built between 1506-1619 in baroque architecture. It was the first Jesuit church in the Portuguese world and one of the first in general. It has a very long history and was built after the plague that struck Lisbon. It has marble and gold everywhere with very nice decoration, paintings and a perfect roof. (Original) Πάρα πολύ εντυπωσιακή εκκλησία, χτισμένη μεταξύ 1506-1619 σε μπαρόκ αρχιτεκτονική. Ήταν η πρώτη εκκλησία Ιησουιτών στον πορτογαλικό κόσμο και μία από τις πρώτες γενικότερα. Έχει πολύ μεγάλη ιστορία και χτίστηκε έπειτα από την πανούκλα που έπληξε την Λισαβόνα. Έχει παντού μάρμαρο και χρυσό με πολύ ωραία διακόσμηση, πίνακες ζωγραφικής και τέλεια οροφή.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful not to lose (Original) Lindo a nao perder

(Translated by Google) Very friendly staff and the museum was practically empty. Rules all complied with. Temperature at the entrance, disinfectants and everything well organized, with a marked route to enter and leave. (Original) Pessoal muito simpático e o museu estava praticamente vazio. Regras todas cumpridas. Temperatura à entrada, desinfetantes e tudo bem organizado, com percurso assinalado para entrar e sair.

Inspiring place

(Translated by Google) Sacred art is wonderful (Original) A arte sacra é maravilhosa

(Translated by Google) pretty (Original) Bonito

Very nice place, beautiful inside!

(Translated by Google) The Church of S. Roque. I consider one of the churches Most wonderful in Portugal. Visit it Enjoy and Enjoy. It is a religious place of worship. You have certain rules to follow. Which are indicated and guided by A Private Security Team. Access to the S.Roque Museum. Unmissable!. (Original) A Igreja de S.Roque. Lindissima.Considero uma das Igrejas Mais maravilhosas de Portugal. Visitem-na Apreciem e Disfrituem. E um local de culto de indole Religiosa. Tem determinadas regras a cumprir. Que sao indicadas e orientadas por Uma Equipa de Seguranca Privada. Acesso ao Museu de S.Roque. Imperdivel!.

(Translated by Google) Job (Original) Trabalho

(Translated by Google) Rich in sacred art (Original) Rica em arte sacra

(Translated by Google) CHURCH OF SAN ROQUE DE LISBOA Strolling through the lively Barrio Alto of Lisbon, in the Largo Trindade Coelho, we stop at this beautiful place and observe a curious sculpture. This is the stature of the lottery seller or Cauteleiro, placed to honor this office by the Holy House of Mercy of Lisbon, an institution that manages the state lotteries. As a curiosity, on the seller's cap we see the seller number 000. But what really stands out in this Plaza, although at first glance the facade is rather simple, is the Church of San Roque in Lisbon, finished in 1574, which is one of the best examples of Portuguese Mannerist architecture. It is an interesting visit, in which its wooden ceiling stands out, which is illuminated by various windows. Also the tile and marble surfaces, or the altarpieces of different times and styles. Entering on the right we find the Chapel of Our Lady of Doctrine, that of San Francisco Javier, that of San Roque, that of the Santisimo, that of the Annunciation, that of the Holy Martyrs Relics (Very curious), the impressive High Major , that of the Relics of the Holy Martyrs (Very curious), that of the Holy Trinity, that of the Presepium, the Sacristy, that of the Chapel of Saint John the Baptist, Our Lady of Mercy, that of Saint Anthony, that of the Holy Family, Our Lord two Steps and Our Lady of Fatima and the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Next to the Church is the Museum of San Roque or Sacred Art, which there was no time to visit due to the closing time. Due to the beauty of its images and history, the visit to this Church is very pleasant and surprising, which is why it is recommended. (Original) IGLESIA DE SAN ROQUE DE LISBOA Callejeando por el animado Barrio Alto de Lisboa, en el Largo Trindade Coelho, nos detenemos en este bonito lugar y observamos una curiosa escultura. Se trata de la estatura del vendedor de lotería o Cauteleiro, colocado para honrar este oficio por la Santa Casa de Misericordia de Lisboa, institución que gestiona las loterías del Estado. Como curiosidad, en la gorra del vendedor vemos el número de vendedor 000. Pero lo que verdaderamente destaca en esta Plaza, aunque a primera vista la fachada es más bien sencilla, es la Iglesia de San Roque de Lisboa, acabada en 1.574, que constituye uno de los mejores ejemplos de la arquitectura manierista portuguesa. Es una visita interesante, en la que destaca su techo de madera que se ilumina gracias a varios ventanales. También las superficies de azulejos y mármoles, o los retablos de distintas épocas y estilos. Entrando por la derecha nos encontramos la Capilla de nuestra Señora de la Doctrina, la de San Francisco Javier, la de San Roque, la del Santisimo,la de la Anunciación, la de las Reliquias Santas Mártires (Muy curiosa),el impresionante Alta Mayor, la de las Reliquias de los Santos Mártires (Muy curiosa),la de la Santísima Trinidad, la del Presepio, la Sacristia,la de Capilla de San Juan Bautista,Nuestra Señora de la Piedad, la de San Antonio, la de la Sagrada Familia, Nuestros Señor dos Pasos y Nuestra Señora de Fátima y Sagrado Corazón de Jesús. Junto a la Iglesia se encuentra el Museo de San Roque o Arte Sacra, que no hubo tiempo de visitar debido a la hora de cierre. Por la belleza de sus imágenes e historia la visita a esta Iglesia resulta muy agradable y sorprendente, por lo que es recomendable.

Great view at day and night and very accesibile.

(Translated by Google) Very nice church with a good history. (Original) Iglesia muy bonita con buena historia.

(Translated by Google) Translation from English-The Igreja de São Roque is a Roman Catholic church. It was the first Jesuit church in the Portuguese world, and one of the first Jesuit churches anywhere. Your visit is free and is located in the upper neighborhood. (Original) Traducción del inglés-La Igreja de São Roque es una iglesia católica romana. Fue la primera iglesia jesuita en el mundo portugués, y una de las primeras iglesias jesuitas en cualquier lugar. su visita es gratuita y está situado en el barrio alto.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and charming (Original) Linda e charmosa

(Translated by Google) awesome church (Original) igreja impressionante

(Translated by Google) Beautiful example of Baroque beautiful wooden sculptures (Original) Stupendoesempio di Barocco bellissime sculture lignee

Amazing

(Translated by Google) It is worth it is beautiful I strongly advise (Original) Vale a pena é linda aconselho vivamente

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous (Original) Sublime

Amazing decor!!!

Very beautiful and serene place.

(Translated by Google) Another jewel of a great city !!! (Original) Ενα ακομα κοσμημα μιας υπεροχης πολης!!!

(Translated by Google) Magnificent church. Beautiful chapels. Especially that of St. John the Baptist. To not lose. (Original) Magnífica igreja. Belíssimas capelas. Principalmente a de S João Batista. A não perder.

(Translated by Google) Superb .... (Original) Superbe....

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Church. Wonderful. (Original) Linda Igreja. Maravilhosa.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful! (Original) Linda!

(Translated by Google) In Portugal (Original) Em Portugal

(Translated by Google) Of great beauty, a masterpiece of the Baroque .... (Original) D'une grande beauté, un chef d'oeuvre du baroque....

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) Molto bella

(Translated by Google) Fixed (Original) Fixe

Stunning and amazing! Unfortunately the security people are unnecessarily rude and unhelpful. Leaves you feeling less than happy to visit.

Not the biggest fan of neither churches of museums. But did enjoy it. Two distinct museum tours inside the church (one of them for 2,5 EUR).

Beautiful church with a treasure of art. Huge artwork painted in the ceiling and guilded ornate wood carving in the niches displaying religious scenes.

The Igreja de São Roque is a Roman Catholic church in Lisbon, Portugal. It was the earliest Jesuit church in the Portuguese world, and one of the first Jesuit churches anywhere. The edifice served as the Society’s home church in Portugal for over 200 years, before the Jesuits were expelled from that country

Stunning and amazing ceiling! Unique!

(Translated by Google) Many people pass through Largo da Misericórdia without ever entering this Church and without ever discovering one of Lisbon's greatest gems, the 18th century São João Baptista chapel, the last one on the left before reaching the main altar. Commissioned in Italy by D. João V and is a masterpiece of Italian art, unique in the world. It is decorated with materials such as lapis lazuli, agate, alabaster, Carrara marble, amethyst and so on. (Original) Muitas pessoas passam pelo Largo da Misericórdia sem nunca entrar nesta Igreja e sem nunca descobrirem uma das maiores preciosidades de Lisboa, a capela de São João Baptista, do século XVIII, a última do lado esquerdo antes de chegar ao altar-mor. Encomendada em Itália por D. João V e é uma obra-prima da arte italiana, única no mundo. É decorada com materiais como lápis-lazúli, ágata, alabastro, mármore de Carrara, ametista e por aí adiante.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic (Original) Fantástica

(Translated by Google) The church with the best artistic filling in Lisbon. (Original) A igreja com o melhor recheio artístico de Lisboa.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful ... Another wonderful monument of Lisbon (Original) Linda...Mais um maravilhoso monumento de Lisboa

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Church (Original) Igreja lindíssima

(Translated by Google) Superb. Simply magnificent. (Original) Soberba. Simplesmente Magnífica.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnifique

(Translated by Google) It is beautiful, with wonderful works. The best places to visit in the capital! 🌹 (Original) É lindíssimo, com obras maravilhosas. Dos melhores locais para visitar na capital!🌹

(Translated by Google) Do not miss this baroque church (Original) Ne pas louper cette église baroque

(Translated by Google) Sacred (Original) Sagrada

(Translated by Google) I am atheist (Original) Eu sou ateu

(Translated by Google) Exquisite church (Original) 精致的教堂

(Translated by Google) Church of spectacular beauty, and great in its Centennial Art, with Centuries of History, it is to visit, and appreciate everything that our eyes achieve (Original) Igreja de espetacular beleza, e grande na sua Arte Centenária,com Séculos de História, é para visitar, e apreciar tudo o que os nossos olhos alcança

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Lindíssimo

(Translated by Google) A church to visit. Those who like sacred art have beautiful pieces to appreciate. (Original) Uma igreja a visitar. Quem gosta de arte sacra tem peças lindas para apreciar.

(Translated by Google) very cute (Original) Muito bonito

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful churches in Lisbon. Full of stories and details in its architecture. It is well worth the visit. (Original) Uma das Igrejas mais lindas de Lisboa. Repleta de histórias e detalhes em sua arquitetura. Vale muito a pena a visita.

(Translated by Google) Perhaps one of the most beautiful, do not leave without visiting the adjacent museum (Original) Forse una delle più belle non andate via senza aver visitato il museo adiacente

(Translated by Google) Wonderful (Original) Maravillosa

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church (Original) Bellísima iglesia

(Translated by Google) It is a very beautiful church with a lot of history. I recommend the visit. (Original) É uma igreja muito bonita e com muita história. Recomendo a visita.

(Translated by Google) It is under renovation, but it is worth knowing there (Original) Está em reforma, mas vale a pena conhece lá

Nice decorated

(Translated by Google) it looks simple on the outside, but is imposing on the inside. unfortunately, probably due to the covid we could not access the museum-type collection that it had (Original) se ve sencilla por fuera, pero es imponente por dentro. lamentablemente, probablemente por el covid no pudimos acceder a la coleccion tipo museo que tenia

(Translated by Google) A church with a museum in one of the most beautiful views of Lisbon (Original) Uma igreja com um museu numa das mais belas vistas da cidade de Lisboa

(Translated by Google) beautiful inside (Original) hermosa por dentro

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church (Original) Igreja linda

(Translated by Google) Enchanted (Original) Encantada

(Translated by Google) Wonderful, you can believe that and I'm not particularly religious. (Original) Wunderschön,,das könnt ihr glauben und ich bin nicht besonders gläubig.

(Translated by Google) Great. (Original) Excelente.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church. A feeling of space and amplitude with magnificent chapels including the one dedicated to St John the Baptist in particular. (Original) Très belle église. Une sensation d'espace et d'amplitude avec de magnifiques chapelles dont celle dédiée à St Jean Baptiste notamment.

Great stuff here. Altars from all the different eras. Lots of Jesuit art

Worth a visit if you have the time. Make sure to get a guided tour as there is no useful material to explain the history of the church. Unique and interesting altars in church.

Well decorated church with what I think is a fishing pole in one of the altars.

So elegant and magnificent. Especially the illusion on the top wall of the church! When you walk straight to the altar and at one point of the line you can see the painting on the top turn 3 dimensional!!

Beautiful church,love it!

Beautiful church with a lot of gold inside!!!

This is one of the very few churches in Lisbon that will not disappoint, and as a matter of fact, even exceed expectations. The plain white neoclassical shell does not betray the sumptuous baroque interior that's as richly decorated as any church that you'll ever see. The place is dripping with gold leaf and decorations of all kinds. Don't miss this one

So simple on the outside, but well worth visiting the inside.

Amazing experience. Beautiful temple.

Really the most gold chapel, that I ever seen. Beautiful, must to see.

The most spectacular and beautiful cathedral in Lisbon. Must visit much better than Lisbon Cathedral.

One of the most beautiful churches I have ever visited. It is a piece of art. Also has a museum next door. Entry was free while I have visited.

It’s a worth to visit even paying the fee, but we don’t need to pay the ticket to enter the church. The museum next to here, it’s 2.5 EUR. It’s a baroque chapel.

Don't let the simple exterior facade fool you. The interior of this church is full of baroque side chapels that epitomize the baroque approach of "more is more, especially when it comes to gilding." While the gilding in some of those side chapels might be the first thing to catch your eye, there are many, many more beautifully-executed visual details, including inlaid stone inspired by Florentine stonework and of course tiles. If you visit on Sunday morning before church services, you may be lucky enough to hear the choir practicing, which highlights the experience. I'm not sure if it's a permanent exhibition or not, but there is a side exhibit of religious relics, very thoughtfully curated and presented to ask questions about the tradition and what a relic means. Very well-worth visiting for anybody interested in the baroque period and its art, or church design.

A fantastic church to visit. The church's outside looks mediocre, but inside is all gold and intricacies. A small but well presented museum is full of relics. A beautiful bamboo courtyard / cafe is most ideal to have coffee and tart after the visit.

Plain outside, gorgeous inside. The interior is very decorative with lots of details, paintings, saints and tombs. Opening at 2pm.

The church is amazing. It is one of the few buildings in Lisbon to survive the earthquake relatively unscathed. It is built in the 16th century.

A beautiful cathedral. Free entrance and easy to find.

The church looks very plain on the outside but inside, it is incredibly ornate. The gilded carvings are impressive and each Chapel is unique. Well worth a visit.

Beautiful and well preserved. From the outside it doesn’t seem much, but the inside is rich and detailed. Worth the stop.

One of the most beautiful churches in Lisbon. You should not miss it if you are around.

Absolutely breathtaking. I could stand for hours before each dome contemplating the seemingly never ending beautiful details.

I am not mad keen on the interior of baroque Catholic churches. But this one is exceptional. Well-documented with interesting information on its Jesuit origins and subsequent history and on the details of each chapel. Stunning ceiling and gilded wood.

We came all the way from the other side of the city to visit the church, which google maps displayed to be open until 7:00 pm, only to arrive at 5:54 pm and find the personnel already outside, not letting us in and telling us the church closed at 6:00pm. It is a shame, also considering how difficult it is to reach for an elderly person, and that no one among the personnel aknowledged the mistake in the website. In addition, it needs to be noted they closed in advance, even if google maps had displayed the right closing time: all the lights had already been shut down, not allowing visitors to even take a look for 30 seconds, within 6:00pm.

One of the most beautiful churches I've ever been in. It's nothing much to look at from the outside, but I was pleasantly surprised when stepped into the church. There are well-preserved ancient relics, including bones from martyrs on display . It's a must-visit when in Lisbon