Best places: Religions in Seixal, Portugal

This 18th-century baroque-style Catholic church is believed to mark the birthplace of St. Anthony.

👍 The Church of St. Nicholas is located in the Baixa district of Lisbon and open most of the day so it is convenient to visit if passing through the area. Historically, the church was originally built in 1280. However, what you see today is a reconstruction that took place after the devastating 1755...

👍👍 Free access next to the monestary to the site's church. This church's exterior and interior architecture, with it's extremely high ceilings and massive decorative marble pillar design was the most impressive I have ever seen. The structure just blows the mind considering it was being built about the...

Catholic statue dedicated to Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ, inspired by Rio's Christ the Redeemer.

Museum of decorative azulejo tiles housed in a 16th-century monastery with a spectacular chapel.

Ornate, Baroque, 18th-century church with twin bell towers, housing Queen Maria I's tomb.

One of the earliest Jesuit churches, built in the 16th century, with several mainly baroque chapels.

Established in 1241, this landmark Roman Catholic church was rebuilt after earthquakes & a fire.

👍 Basílica de Nossa Senhora dos Mártires (Basilica of Our Lady of the Martyrs) is located along Rua Serpa Pinto in the Chiado neighbourhood. It is one of several interesting historic church buildings you can visit in the area and according to their website is open from 9am to 6.30pm (Mon to Fri) and 1...

👍 There are several interesting churches you can visit in the Chiado neighbourhood including the Church of Our Lady of the Incarnation (Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Encarnação) located at Largo de Chiado and Largo Luis de Camões. Historically, this church dates back to 1708 when it was originally const...

👍 The church was beautiful for a small fee you can go into private areas but you can also go into the church for free. The Blue room was so incredibly vibrant it was like the room was beaming ,I had never seen a blue that color in my life it was stunning. I would definitely add this to your itinerary...

Late Gothic Manueline-style monastery housing archaeology & maritime museums in its wings.

17th-century baroque church turned into modern-day mausoleum for tombs of national celebrities.

Art-filled place of worship & the burial place of the Braganza monarchs of Portugal.

👍👍 Vegetarian restaurant - Self-service for 7,5eur all included (soup, main dish, tea, dessert). Each day you have a different main-dish. As this wasn't attractive enough, you have also a friendly backyard with tables and chairs to enjoy your meal surrounded by trees. Price: 5* Environment: 5* Food: 5*...

The largest cemetery in Lisbon, with imposing mausoleums & elaborate baroque tombstones.

Religious complex founded in the 13th century, with chapels housing the tombs of noted cardinals.

👍👍 Totally worth the guided tour and 5€ if you’re in the area and the mood. We loved it and loved our guide. It took maybe an hour to an hour and a half.

👍👍 Probably the most beautiful church in Lisbon. The pipe organ is simply stunning.

Dating to the 16th century, this Catholic church features an ornate facade & sumptuous interior.