One of the best places in Lisbon, Portugal. There is an entrance to the top of "Arco da Rua Augusta." I strongly recommend visiting it. There is a spectacullar view of the city, particularly the plaza. On the top, there are not that many people, and I believe it's because not many people know about it. As of May 2022, the entrance is three euros.

(Translated by Google) The Triumphal Arch of Rua Augusta has always impressed me. But for those who can visit the top of this unique monument and have a truly unique and impressive view of Baixa de Lisboa and the Tagus river it is truly fantastic, with a 360º view it is well worth paying € 3. Inside, it is possible to observe engravings and texts on the history of this triumphal arch, from the beginning of its construction, after the 1755 earthquake, until its conclusion in 1875. (Original) O Arco Triunfal da Rua Augusta sempre me impressionou. Mas para quem pode visitar o topo deste monumento único e ter uma vista verdadeiramente singular e impressionante da Baixa de Lisboa e do rio Tejo é verdadeiramente fantástico, com um vista 360º vale bem a pena pagar 3€. No seu interior é possível observar gravuras e textos da história deste arco triunfal, desde o início da sua construção, após o terramoto de 1755, até à sua conclusão, em 1875.

(Translated by Google) It was built between 1515 and 1521 in memory of the discovery trip of Vasco da Gama by King Manuel I of Portugal. Next to it is a very interesting military technical museum. (Original) 1515 és 1521 között építtette I. Mánuel portugál király Vasco da Gama felfedezőútjának emlékére. Mellette található egy nagyon érdekes haditechnikai katonai múzeum.

Meh... when it comes to triumphal arches go this one is as average as the rest of Lisbon. Nothing really stands out here, the arch is barely taller than the surrounding buildings and it is incorporated into the architecture around it. In other words it does not stand on its own like Roman arches or the Parisian triumphal arch. It is the gateway to the Commerce Plaza, and it acts as the capstone of the pedestrian Rua Augusta, but its mostly unremarkable and you will forget about it as soon as its out of sight.

Beautiful and grand gothic arch that marks the beginning of Rua Augusta. It's nicely situated on the north end of the plaza, the commercial. So this is a landmark that You won't miss and can't miss. You will see it miles away, just like the Arc de triumph of Paris.

Beautiful and impressive tower. At the moment (as of August 2020) the upper level is closed due to CoViD which makes the visit pretty short with not much too see. The sight is included in the Lisboa Card. So when you have the card and there is no line you can go and check it out. Otherwise paying for it not really worth it. The view from the outside is sufficiently enjoyable.

Rua-Augusta Arch is a historic stone building resembling the Triumphal Arch, dedicated to the reconstruction of the city after the earthquake (1755 year ). It has six columns, about 11 m high. Each is represented by a statue of a different historical figure. The middle of the arch is filled with the Portuguese coat of arms, as well as on the other side of the arch, you can find the city clock This arch borders the commercial square. It is one of the tourist sightseeing in Lisbon . Worth to visit

It’s a lovely and happening place with lots people playing their style of music. Sea front is also refreshing with a view. Lots of Colors which makes this area a quite picturesque one. We spent around 2-3 hours at this place, just laying by the sea was very nice and calm.

Great views from the top. If you have a spare 20 minutes, at €2.50 each, take ride to the second floor in the lift and use the steps the rest of the way to get to the top. The views are really great both looking out over the Tagus River but also back across the vista of Lisbon.

Tejo is one of the icons of the city of Lisbon. When it was built it was completely surrounded by the waters of the river, but over the centuries it has been surrounded by the beach and today it is on dry land. Its construction is due to the wishes of King D. Manuel I to reinforce the defensive line of the Portuguese coast and took place between the years

Really nice medieval and touristic tower to visit. During sunset the pictures are amazing. You should definitely go. Open until 18:30 but from October to April 17:30. You can see from outside anyway.

You really can’t miss it when visiting Lisboa City and walking across Praça do Commércio. From some angles it appears to be the keyhole to open up the city. In every way it is the gate to downtown and leads directly to one of the main streets, Rua Augusta. But you shouldn’t just walk by or underneath it. It’s worth a visit to the platform on the roof where you can spot a complete 360 of the city. The ticket is 3 € and after passing the entry turn cross an elevator takes you up two storages. The rest you have to make in two stages using spiral staircases. Notice the traffic lights — when red check the button and if it’s turning green then you’re good to go on. First you’ll reach the clock room with some information about the time measure instrument. When you finally made it to the top enjoy the breathtaking views all around.

Once considered to be the gateway to the city of Lisboa... now a very important tourist attraction & place with multiple eateries & small shops... You can get in to the city street car from here which is a great way to see around. There are multiple restaurants around where you can sit & relax & have small bites & drinks. There is also museum of beer 🍺 where you can try numerous beers & also get some souvenirs...

It's definitely worth a visit to this monument. On top of the arch, you'll have a splendid view over the square below and the centre of Lisbon. The statues on top of the arch are beautiful as well. Another good thing is the cheap entrance price of €3,50

I absolutely loved it! When you stand in front of it, the sheer scale and grandeur are truly breathtaking. These structure is massive, and if you're anywhere nearby, I highly recommend visiting to experience their magnificence firsthand.

Arco da Rua Augusta is an iconic symbol of Lisbon's rich history and architectural splendor. Walking through this majestic arch offers a glimpse into the city's past while immersing you in the lively energy of Rua Augusta. A must-see attraction for visitors exploring Lisbon's vibrant streets.

Amazing views from the top and Free entry with Lisboa card. In my opinion one of the top attractions, but please bear in mind there are a few steps so not suitable for people with reduced mobility. Last entry at 6:30pm

Very beautiful architecture. I can say this is best location of triumphal Arch because of in front of Arch is sea behind is Lisbon city. The top of Arch is very beautiful panoramic view.

Ο πύργος της Μπελέμ (πορτογαλικά: Torre de Belém), γνωστός και ως πύργος του Αγίου Βικεντίου,είναι οχυρωμένος πύργος στην ενορία Μπελέμ, στη Λισαβόνα, Πορτογαλία. Κατασκευάστηκε τον 16ο αιώνα. Μαζί με το κοντινό μοναστήρι των Ιερωνυμιτών, έχουν ανακηρυχθεί μνημεία παγκόσμιας κληρονομιάς, λόγω της σχέσης του με τις θαλάσσιες ανακαλύψεις των Πορτογάλων κατά την Εποχή των Ανακαλύψεων. Η κατασκευή του πύργου διατάχθηκε από το βασιλιά Ιωάννη Β΄ της Πορτογαλίας για να αποτελεί τμήμα της άμυνας στις εκβολές του Τάγου και να μνημείο αφιερωμένο στις ανακαλύψεις του Βάσκο ντα Γκάμα. Το μνημείο αποτελεί εξέχον παράδειγμα του ρυθμού μανουελίνο. Κατασκευάστηκε από ασβεστόλιθο και αποτελείται από ένα προμαχώνα και ένα τετραώροφο πύργο ύψους 30 μέτρων.Στο τέλος του 15ου αιώνα, ο βασιλιάς Ιωάννης Β΄ της Πορτογαλίας είχε σχεδιάσει αμυντικό σύστημα στις εκβολές του Τάγου, το οποίο βασιζόταν στο φρούριο του Κασκάις και Σάο Σεμπαστιάο (ή Τόρρε Βέλια) στη Καπαρίκα, στις νότιες όχθες του ποταμού.Αυτά τα οχυρά δεν προστάτευαν επαρκώς τις εκβολές του ποταμού, με αποτέλεσμα να είναι απαραίτητη η κατασκευή επιπλέον οχυρώσεων.

Couldn't go in but really nice building

(Translated by Google) The Torre de Belém, of its official name Torre de São Vicente, next to the river Tejo is one of the icons of the city of Lisbon. When it was built it was completely surrounded by the waters of the river, but over the centuries it has been surrounded by the beach and today it is on dry land. Its construction is due to the wishes of King D. Manuel I to reinforce the defensive line of the Portuguese coast and took place between the years 1516 and 1520. It is in Manueline (Portuguese Gothic) style and its architect was Francisco de Arruda who conceived a project in which it combines the keep towers of medieval castles with the most striking feature modern military bastions. It is a national monument and a world heritage site. (Original) A Torre de Belém , de seu nome oficial Torre de São Vicente , junto ao rio Tejo é um dos ícones da cidade de Lisboa. Quando foi edificada estava completamente rodeada pelas águas do rio, mas com o decorrer dos séculos foi sendo envolvida pela praia e hoje encontra-se em terra firme. A sua construção deve-se aos desejos do rei D. Manuel I para reforçar a linha defensiva da costa portuguesa e decorreu entre os anos de 1516 e 1520. É em estilo manuelino ( gótico português ) e o seu arquitecto foi Francisco de Arruda que concebeu um projecto em que se combina as torres de menagem dos castelos medievais com o traço mais moderno dos baluartes militares. É monumento nacional e património mundial.

It can get very very hot so be prepared. Otherwise nice square to gather up/ watch people. Get to and from places.

If you visit Lisbon, you should go Arco da Ragusta. This massive place has unique details and you won’t be disappointed if you visit this place.

This beautiful gateway to Lisbon is located close to Terreiro do Paco metro. This looks outstanding just pay €3 euro to have the top view which looks stunning. Worth every penny. P.S : If you don’t want to pay €3 just take the Lisboa Card then this attraction is free of charge. Love it so much even bought a souvenir.

A beautiful monument to the reconstruction of Lisbon. We paid a small fee (3€ each) to take the elevator up into the arch, then climbed a spiral staircase to an upper room where we saw the clock mechanism and some historical information about the construction of the arch. Another spiral staircase leads to the observation deck on top, with wonderful views of Rua Augusta and the surrounding city on one side and the Plaza and the river beyond it on the other.

You can take the lift to the top and enjoy the panoramic view. The tickets are accessible and there is no one queuing up. You can easily enjoy and take as many pictures as you want without anyone being in your way.

Arco da Rua Augusta in Lisbon, regardless of the time you visit it, is absolutely splendid. The quiet evening was accompanied by ambient music that kept you in the middle of a dreamy atmosphere, in a completely unique landscape. The morning was sunny, the state shining in the warm rays of the sun. The police provide security by being permanently in the area. There are many bars and places where you can eat or just enjoy a fresh orange. I will return to this place when I arrive in Lisbon. I recommend with confidence!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and imposing tourist spot. Full of stories ... (Original) Ponto turístico lindo e imponente. Cheio de histórias...

(Translated by Google) Emblematic place in the city of Lisbon. Descending from Rossio, through Rua Augusta, the arch of Rua Augusta is the gateway to Praça do Comércio or also known as Terreiro do Paço. This square, previously used as a car park, has adapted to modern times when these squares become an ex-libris of any European city. Anyone who climbs the arch can get an overview of this square and see the design on the floor that goes unnoticed when walking on it. In the background we have the pier of the columns where you can see a sunset looking at the bridge 25 de Abril and Cristo rei. (Original) Local emblemático na cidade de Lisboa. Descendo do Rossio, pela rua Augusta, o arco da rua Augusta é a porta de entrada para a Praça do Comércio ou também conhecido por Terreiro do Paço. Esta praça, anteriormente usada como um parque de estacionamento, adaptou-se aos tempos modernos em que estas praças se tornam um ex-líbris de qualquer cidade europeia. Quem subir ao arco, consegue ter uma visão geral desta praça e visualizar o desenho no chão que passa despercebido quando se caminha sobre ele. Ao fundo temos o cais das colunas em onde se pode ver um por do sol a olhar para a ponte 25 de abril e Cristo rei.

(Translated by Google) Rua Augusta itself is a real shopping pleasure. All the brands brought together in one place. Unmissable promotions😂👌everything women like. Impossible not to leave with bags and sacks. (Original) A Rua Augusta em si é um verdadeiro prazer de compras. Todas as grifes reunidas em um só lugar. Promoções imperdíveis😂👌tudo que as mulheres gostam. Impossível não sair de lá com sacolas e sacolas.

(Translated by Google) Definitely worth seeing. (Original) Sehr sehenswert.

Belém Tower (Portuguese: Torre de Belém, pronounced [ˈtoʁ(ɨ) dɨ bɨˈlɐ̃ȷ̃]), officially the Tower of Saint Vincent (Portuguese: Torre de São Vicente) is a 16th-century fortification located in Lisbon that served as a point of embarkation and disembarkation for Portuguese explorers and as a ceremonial gateway to Lisbon. It was built during the height of the Portuguese Renaissance, and is a prominent example of the Portuguese Manueline style, but it also incorporates hints of other architectural styles.The structure was built from lioz limestone and is composed of a bastion and a 30-metre (98.4 ft),four-storey tower.

My second time to visit here but totally different feeling because there were none of visitors in Nov 2020. Weather was nice and glad to come closer to look at this beautiful architect .

The belem tower is a must see place in Lisbon, day or night it is gorgeous and you can imagine the Portuguese ships departing from that small beach right next to it on their way to discover the world..

Was a great place to fake pictures. Incredible castle with a small beach beside. With good weather even better

Very impressive structure that has stood so long protecting the mouth of Lisbon. It was beautiful to walk by the river and take pictures of in the afternoon. The only drawback is how far from the Afalma district it is, prepare to Uber or public transportation as it is a very long walk. Would still highly recommend going to see this impressive piece of architecture.

Um lugar para visitar recomendo.

(Translated by Google) very good (Original) جيد جداً

Looks awesome, i have spent some time just to admire it

Amazing view especially during sunset

This place is very nice and sweet. Absolutely should see. On the other hand some people of here sell drugs but they don’t disturb you. Despite everything this place is effective.

Nice archway that you can see from many places in the city. From this side it is the best. Take a couple of pictures and enjoy it presence then walk down to the waterfront and take a look at the scenery. All in all a solid place to have a look around, would definitely recommend to stop by and have a look.

Fantastic spot, with life every corner you walk through. Art expositions, crafts sales, food, coffee shops and even in a busy day, still spacious for everyone to walk around. Great location as well.

Unique experience. Feel spirit of Portugal at place suggested by taxi driver. Must see, must feel this unique location at coast of the Atlantic Ocean especially in May when temperatures are not so high... Strongly recommended! :)

It is free for Lisbon card holders but you need to show your card and get an entry ticket. We reached at 10.30am when it opens at 10am so it was very empty, no queue and no crowd at the top. Would recommend to go early so you can relax on the top. The view is amazing ! There is a lift but after the lift you need to climb a few stairs. They are narrow but not a difficult climb. The view is amazing of the city and the sea both sides but you can’t see the big sculpture from the top of course.

Obviously a must when in Lisbon! Nice archway that you can see from many places in the city. From the sea side is the best. Take a couple of pictures and enjoy it! Then walk down to the waterfront and take a look at the scenery. All in all a solid place to have a look around, would definitely recommend to stop by and have a look. You can also go on top for a small fee of around €3 but free with the Lisbon card Don’t forget to grab a drink and sit on the water front!!

Area is undergoing improvement works but you are still able to get to it. The architecture is really nice and wasn't too crowded during the week. The local restaurants are quite expensive but looked like they served very good food.

Really cool viewpoint to see the whole city. When I was there, there was no queue and almost no one was on the top - you can enjoy the view without the crowds. The entrance is included in the Lisbon Card, so definitely recommend.

Must see place in Lisbon. Looks wonderful and so nice to walk around it. You can also go up with a ticket and I would say it is worth it. You can buy the ticket easily right there and there is not much of a wait the view from the top is fantastic and you can also ring the huge bell there. Gorgeous views of the city and Praca da commercia from the top

Dec 2023: Works Do! Our third trip to Lisbon. Such a beautiful place, especially Christmas! Nov 2018: Works Do! Sep 2016: Our first time!

Historical, beautiful, monumental. Nothing more to say. It’s definitely something to see when I’m Lisbon.

Arco da Rua Augusta in Lisbon is a breathtaking landmark that offers stunning views of the city. Climbing to the top rewards you with panoramic vistas of historic architecture, bustling squares, and the sparkling river. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply seeking Instagram-worthy scenery, this iconic arch is a must-see attraction in Lisbon. Don’t miss the chance to capture the essence of this vibrant city from above!

Very nice place to visit with just 90 odd steps you will reach the top of the arch and see the river Tagus and the Lisbon square very well. Sunset time is best to visit as you can also see sun set on river Tagus with the famous suspension bridge

Even if it's almost December, this place is still stunning

Very nice

Nice square nice view of the sea.. and shops all around.. Nice place to take a pic to say you are here in Lisbon

This magnificent Arch is one of the most emblematic tourist attractions in Lisbon and after going there I understood why so pretty. I loved it during the day and night time too. But it is best when you see it at night because you can see with the nice lighting the have, all the detail the made to this arch years ago. When you walk along with this place you can find many restaurants around and the beautiful water is right in front too. A place to be!!!

Splendid! The Rua Augusta Arch is a stone, triumphal arch-like, historical building and visitor attraction in Lisbon, Portugal, on the Praça do Comércio. It was built to commemorate the city's reconstruction after the 1755 earthquake.

Lovely arc. You can't miss it if you visit Lisbon. Lots of places around to have a drink and eat something and great atmosphere. We walked through it several times while we were there and every time it was breathtaking.

Really great arch! It cost not a lot to get up the arch, but a view that opens there is stunning! Whole old town and a castle can be seen from here! Really qorth paying this little money! Moreover, the mechanism of a clock is put to display, so any one interested of clock mechanisms may be interested. A place worth visiting!

Beautiful place! Like something from a movie. Amazing architecture mixed with rich culture and relaxing ambience. Absolutley worth visiting!!!

Great place, street, city to experience

إذا زرت لشبونة من الأهمية انك توصل لغاية برج بيليم

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous! Remnants of a former luxury. Beautiful, pompous, monumental. There are a lot of tourists, musicians, sellers of "dope" 😠 but unfortunately, it is the same everywhere there is a tourist. A must-see. It was here that the great sailors were seen off and met. (Original) Шикарно! Остатки былой роскоши. Красиво, помпезно, монументально. Много туристов, музыкантов, продавцов"дури" 😠 но к сожалению, такое везде, где есть турист. Обязательно к посещению. Именно тут провожали и встречали великих мореплавателей.

(Translated by Google) Triumphal Arch of Rua Augusta (1873) to N. of La Praça do Comércio de La Baixa (Lisbon, Portugal). A first version (1775) within the general design of the reconstruction of the architect Eugénio dos Santos e Carvalho (1711-60) as an auction to the square, to celebrate the reconstruction of the city after the destructive earthquake of 1755 and that in its first version it was demolished in 1777; restarting the construction of a second arch (1873-75), according to the design of the architect Verissimo José da Costa. At the top we see the sculptures - Glory, Genius and Courage - by the sculptor Célestin Anatole Calmels; in the lower one the sculptures -Nuno Álvares Pereira, Portuguese hero facing King Juan I of Castilla; the Marquis of Pombal, the Prime Minister Sebastião José de Carvalho e Mello, the post-earthquake rebuilder of Lisbon; Vasco da Gama, discoverer of the maritime route to India (1498); and Viriato, Lusitanian military commander in front of Rome - of the sculptor Vitor Bastos. € 3 to visit inside: didactic classroom and the viewpoint at the top. (Original) Arco Triunfal da Rua Augusta (1873) al N. de La Praça do Comércio de La Baixa (Lisboa, Portugal). Una primera versión (1775) dentro del diseño general de la reconstrucción del arquitecto Eugénio dos Santos e Carvalho (1711-60) como remate a la plaza, para celebrar la reconstrucción de la ciudad tras el destructivo terremoto de 1755 y que en su primera versión fue demolido en 1777; reiniciándose la construcción de un segundo arco (1873-75), según diseño del arquitecto Verissimo José da Costa. En la parte superior vemos las esculturas -la Gloria, el Genio y el Valor- del escultor Célestin Anatole Calmels; en la inferior las esculturas -Nuno Álvares Pereira, héroe portugués frente al rey Juan I de Castilla; al Marqués de Pombal, el primer ministro Sebastião José de Carvalho e Mello, reconstructor de Lisboa posterremoto; a Vasco da Gama, descubridor de la ruta marítima a la India (1498); y a Viriato, jefe militar lusitano frente a Roma- del escultor Vitor Bastos. 3 € para visitarlo por dentro: aula didáctica y el mirador de la parte superior.

(Translated by Google) I loved (Original) Adorei

(Translated by Google) I loved this trip, a wonderful place (Original) amei essa viagem, um lugar maravilho

(Translated by Google) The visiting card of Lisbon. A must-see place - both the tower and the entire Belem district. It is worth climbing the towers in good weather - it offers fairy-tale towers and beautiful views. The monument is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal - and it definitely deserves it! (Original) Wizytówka Lizbony. Miejsce konieczne do odwiedzenia - zarówno wieża, jak i cała dzielnica Belem. Na wieże warto wejść przy dobrej pogodzie - oferuje bajkowe wieżyczki i piękne widoki. Zabytek jest wpisany na Liste Światowego Dziedzictwa UNESCO oraz należy do jednego z Siedmiu Cudów Portugalii - i zdecydowanie na to zasługuje!

(Translated by Google) Worth a visit (Original) Warto odwiedzić

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous (Original) Lindo

(Translated by Google) Gateway to Rua Augusta, symbolizing the strength of Lisbon reborn after the fury of the land, fire and sea that consumed it in the 1755 earthquake. The text inscribed at the top of the arch refers to the grandeur of the Portuguese Empire and the discovery of new peoples and cultures. VIRTVTIBVS MAIORVM VT SIT OMNIBVS DOCVMENTO.PPD “To the Virtues of the Largest, so that it may serve as a teaching tool. Dedicated to public expenditure ”. (Original) Porta de entrada da Rua Augusta, simboliza a força de Lisboa renascida depois da fúria da terra, do fogo e do mar que a consumiram no terremoto de 1755. O texto inscrito no topo do arco remete para a grandiosidade do Império Português e a descoberta de novos povos e culturas. VIRTVTIBVS MAIORVM VT SIT OMNIBVS DOCVMENTO.PPD “Às Virtudes dos Maiores, para que sirva a todos de ensinamento. Dedicado a expensas públicas”.

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Sehr schön

(Translated by Google) The Rua Augusta Arch (Portuguese: Arco da Rua Augusta) is a historic building and attraction for visitors from Lisbon, Portugal, on Praça do Comércio. It was built to commemorate the reconstruction of the city after the earthquake of 1755. It has six columns (about 11 m high) and is adorned with statues of various historical figures. The significant height from the crown of the arch to the cornice gives the structure an appearance of weight. The associated space is filled with the coat of arms of Portugal. The allegorical group at the top, made by the French sculptor Célestin Anatole Calmels, represents Gloria rewarding Valor and Genius. Originally conceived as a bell tower, the building was transformed into an arch elaborated after more than a century. (Original) Arcul Rua Augusta (în portugheză: Arco da Rua Augusta) este o clădire istorică și atracție pentru vizitatori din Lisabona, Portugalia, pe Praça do Comércio. A fost construită pentru a comemora reconstrucția orașului după cutremurul din 1755. Are șase coloane (aproximativ 11 m înălțime) și este împodobită cu statui de diferite figuri istorice. Înălțimea semnificativă de la coroana arcului la cornișă conferă structurii o aparență de greutate. Spațiul asociat este umplut cu stema Portugaliei. Grupul alegoric din partea de sus, realizat de sculptorul francez Célestin Anatole Calmels, reprezintă Gloria recompensând Valor și Geniu. Concepută inițial ca clopotniță, clădirea a fost transformată într-un arc elaborat după mai bine de un secol

(Translated by Google) A marvel (Original) Una maravilla

Beautiful triumphal arch

(Translated by Google) Fantastic architecture (Original) Fantástica arquitetura

(Translated by Google) A must-visit site. Until December 14th you can see an exhibition of photographs by Sebastião Salgado, entitled Génesis (Original) Um sítio de visita obrigatória . Até 14 de Dezembro pode ver uma exposição de fotografias de Sebastião Salgado ,intitulado Génesis

Go in the morning or late afternoon in winter for sunset

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnifico

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful historical monument, the view from the top is simply Wonderful, it is a must. (Original) Monumento histórico muito bonito, a vista do topo é simplesmente Maravilhosa, é imperdível.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Très beau

(Translated by Google) Worth seeing (Original) Sehenswert

(Translated by Google) On weekends, due to Pandemia, everything is closed from 1 pm. On the other days everything is open (Original) Nos finais de semana,devido a Pandemia está tudo fechado a partir das 13 hs. Nos outros dias está tudo aberto

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) Muito bonita

(Translated by Google) Lisbon ❤️ (Original) Lisboa ❤️

(Translated by Google) Spectacular views of Lisbon, especially the immense Praça do Comércio and the river on one side and Rua Augusta on the other. Very cheap ticket, worth a visit for the show and for photos. (Original) Spettacolare vista di Lisbona, in particolare sull'immensa Praça do Comércio e sul fiume da una parte e sulla Rua Augusta dall'altra. Biglietto molto economico, vale una visita per lo spettacolo e per le foto.

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous (Original) Sublime

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place (Original) Um lugar maravilhoso

(Translated by Google) Lisbon (Original) Lisboa

(Translated by Google) Very nice bow (Original) Arco muy bonito

(Translated by Google) Cheaper tickets, nice view, few people. (Original) Günstiger Eintrittskarten, schöne Aussicht, wenig Leute.

Beautiful arc overlooking the river

(Translated by Google) The arch is all old and beautiful its great history is worth seeing. (Original) Арка савсех старон красива её великая история стоит её увидеть.

(Translated by Google) imposing and majestic, we only see him from the praça do commercio. Gorgeous ! (Original) imposant et majestueux, on ne voit que lui depuis la praça do commercio. Splendide !

Beautiful, but not 'amazing'. Definitely visit this site during your stay in Lisbon, but don't expect too much from it. The history behind the tower was the most impressive part. Easily accessable by taking a bike tour or using the metro/train. Walking is also possible, but might take a while from the city centre.

Amazing architecture but it's a bit crowded during summers, you can enjoy wonderful street music around Belem tower or just sit on the stone steps and enjoy the tranquility.

Me encanta. Historia viva de Portugal.

(Translated by Google) Iconic (Original) Iconique

A distinctive 16th century castle, a little smaller than expected and with long queues in the peak tourist season. I would combine a visit here with a walk along the river and see the Padrão dos Descobrimentos, museums and riverside.

La tour à une super histoire à s'y intéresser. Par contre la visite à l'intérieur, rien de plus qu'un point de vue un peu plus haut que les quais.

Одна з найвизначних пам’яток міста, його візитна картка

La tour est splendide ! Un incontournable de Lisbonne.

Riqueza arquitectura portuguesa@

(Translated by Google) The tower is imposing and very beautiful, undoubtedly a mandatory visit in Lisbon, it is very close to the Jerónimos Monastery, where parking is very easy to find. The walk from there to the banks of the Tagus is very pleasant. The tower can be visited from the inside. (Original) A torre é imponente e muito bonita, sem dúvida uma visita obrigatória em Lisboa, fica muito perto a pé do mosteiro dos Jerónimos, onde é muito fácil encontrar estacionamento. A caminhada daí até às margens do Tejo é muito agradável. A torre pode ser visitada por dentro.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place to visit in Lisbon (Original) Local muito bonito para visitar em Lisboa

(Translated by Google) It is very worth knowing! It looks just like a giant toy! (Original) Vale muito a pena conhecer! Parece um brinquedo só que gigante!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Mooi

(Translated by Google) Very interesting place, the surroundings are perfect for relaxation. One of the many places worth visiting in Lisbon (Original) Veľmi zaujímavé miesto, okolie ako stvorené na relax. Jedno z mnohých miest, ktoré sa oplatí navštíviť v Lisabone

Amazing place.

(Translated by Google) Location lindissimo (Original) Local lindissimo

(Translated by Google) I loved lisbon for these districts these monuments and los pastel😁 the tourist visits and the welcoming of people 👍muito obrigado .... (Original) J ai adoré lisbonne pour ces quartiers ces monuments et los pastel😁 les visites touristiques et l acceuil des gens 👍muito obrigado ....

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous (Original) Lindo

(Translated by Google) Very nice well-kept place and close to a park due to COVID measures, still closed but you can read the story inside (Original) Muy bonito lugar cuidado y cercano a un parque por medidas de COVID aún cerrado pero se puede leer la historia dentro

it was nice!

(Translated by Google) Love, appreciate the beauty of this place, reflects us peace 😊 (Original) Amo,apreciar a beleza deste lugar, nos reflete paz 😊

Nice

(Translated by Google) A must if you go to Lisbon. It was closed the day we went but the setting is beautiful. Also not far away are the wonderful belem cakes. (Original) Visita obligada si vas a Lisboa. Estaba cerrado el día que fuimos pero el entorno es precioso. Además no muy lejos están los maravillosos pastelitos de belem.

(Translated by Google) Belém Tower (Portuguese: Torre de Belém) is a historic tower located in the Belém district of Lisbon, Portugal's capital city. The tower, in Manueline style, which is a continuation of the Gothic style, was built in the early 16th century in memory of the Portuguese explorer Vasco de Gama. The tower, which has preserved its elegant architecture until today, has become one of the symbols of the city. (Original) Belém Kulesi (Portekizce: Torre de Belém), Portekiz'in başkenti Lizbon'un Belém bölgesinde bulunan tarihi bir kuledir. Gotik stilinin devamı olan Manuelin tarzında olan kule, 16. yüzyılın başlarında Portekizli kâşif Vasco de Gama anısına yapılmıştır. Günümüze kadar zarif mimarisini koruyabilen kule, şehrin sembollerinden biri olmuştur.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place, with great views of the sunset, a beautiful park for walking. Worth the ride (Original) Lugar muito bonito, com ótima vista do por do sol, um belo parque para caminhada. Vale o passeio

(Translated by Google) If you visit Lisbon you must go to the Palace of Belém (Original) Se visita lisboa tem que obrigatoriamente ir até ao palácio de Belém

(Translated by Google) Where did my relatives come from! ahaha I loved it. (Original) De onde sairam meus parentes! ahaha Adorei.

(Translated by Google) One of the symbols of the Portuguese capital (Original) Uno de los símbolos de la capital portuguesa

(Translated by Google) Nice in itself, but there is no continuous promenade from the city center. You have to go through an industrial area. But the tram is great. (Original) An sich schön, allerdings gibt es keine durchgängige Promenade vom Stadtzentrum aus. Man muss unter anderem durch ein Industriegebiet. Die Straßenbahn ist aber top.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnífica

Full of nature and history, next to the river

(Translated by Google) Brutal from where you look at it, there are no words left for you, apart from a walk along the riverbank. Highly recommended (Original) Brutal desde donde lo mires, no se te quedan palabras, además de un paseo por la orilla del rio. Muy recomendable.

Visted june 2019. Quite an Interesting place full of history and stories. Although I didnt gp inside the exterior just look amazing. I stayed in this area for some time and saw the tide come up and go down. It's a famous tourist spot so there were so many people. All in all it's worth the visit as there are other interesting monuments and buildings in the area.

sunset view from the sea side is good, and worth taking a picture

Gorgeous view of the sea and the city. You can go to the top of the arch for 3 euro. Recommended!

This whole area is amazing. The monuments here along with the Arch and the square itself is wonderful, make sure you visit

Its a Hudge and beautiful place

Beautiful place! Wonderful plazza, and you can walk on the sea promenade.

One of the spot, where in you can find best art one of the best place to visit in Lisbon One of the best place to visit , take a picture , film shooting , history You will never regret to visit here One you here you can spent more then 2-3 hours A lot coffe shop , shopping , cruise terminal port you can find out a lot of things Please do visit .

Cool spot to check out but despite all the cops there are so many drug dealers here it's insane. Some dude selling hashish next to cops walking around. Guess that's life in the big city or something. Besides that, it's a cool town square with a beautiful arch.

Lovely plaza! Beautiful architecture to admire. The location is within walking distance of several attractions so it’s worth an afternoon to spend visiting. Be careful of solicitors.

The waterfront area around the Arch is always busy, offers amazing sunsets, live music, and sidewalk cafes along the side streets.

This place is pure magic😍 rich on architectural details buildings worth to be seen and enjoyed when in Lisbon.

Beautiful triumphal arch-like structure built to commemerate the city's reconstruction after the 1755 earthquake. Simple stunning to soak in all the details of the stonework.

Arco da Rua Augusta is one of historical place to visit while you visit Lisbon. We went here the last time in June 2022. Pros: 1. The location is in the city center of Lisbon. It is on the famous street of Rua Augusta. 2. The arco has a beautiful architecture. 3. You can visit the place for free. Cons: 1. The place is too crowded because so many people want to take a picture here, especially in the morning and afternoon.

A cheap ticket, and while it’s a short visit, loved the views from the top of the arch. A really beautiful area. It wasn’t busy at all and locals said tourists don’t realize they can go up there.

This is Historical Place of Lisbon, the beauty is amazing and you will definitely enjoy the time. I was several times in this place and enjoy the all time. I would love to go again and again. Suggest everyone to go this Historical Place

We decided to drop into this with no expectations. There was no line up. The elevator to the top gave the impression that this is a newly renovated experience and the clever and simple red light/ green light system at the top to manage crowding on the narrow staircase at the top of the arch was helpful to avoid congestion and make it a simple and easy experience. The view is beautiful and equals those found throughout the city. The working clockworks is on display and the bell at the top is loud but more fun than disturbing. You can even ring the bell yourself - which is silly but fun.

This was my favourite thing to do in Lisbon. We went in February on a late Saturday morning. There were no queues. Tickets were relatively cheap €5-6. This allows you to use the elevator but there are still some steps to climb- not too many, it's manageable. They have a good system where you push a button to know when it's safe to go up the stairs. The views from the top were spectacular. Absolutely loved this. 😍 worth a visit

A wonderful tourist place. There are many bars and restaurants nearby, especially on Rua Augusta. The view from Arco at night is even more beautiful. It's really worth the experience of visiting, even more so because it's a totally free place.

Having heard this was available to climb, we went up and were greeted not only with the view from above of the Praça do Comércio, but also with up close looks of the statues at the top of the arch, as well as a timeline of the arch's lifetime. With a budget friendly price to tickets, even if the stay is limited to 15 minutes at the top, it is worth the climb. Just be sure to take some sunscreen or a hat/cap if it's sunny.

This is probably the most popular location in Lisbon. The square is huge. The archway is splendid and you can go through it to get to the center of Lisbon. You won't miss this place during your trip in Lisbon.

Lovely to see with some great history behind it, shame my photo doesn't do it justice! Would look amazing at night when lit up.

A lovely square to walk around. I lived around when having my holidays at Lisbon. Great location - close to a lot of attractions and when it was sunny the view is really open and nice. It is also at a great transportation area, loads of shops, restaurant and bus station near by! The most amazing part is that it is so close to the river and you could enjoy the stunning view!

Great views, cheap entrance. You won't be able to enter the top with a stroll or a wheelchair. You can leave the stroll near the entrance with nice ladies and take your child with you in arms. After the elevator, stairs are very narrow so it won't be easy with a child in arms but it's manageable.