National Pantheon

The Pantheon was already closed when I arrived. They close at 5 pm in the middle of summer..... So I could only appreciate their external architecture. This construction took 284 years to be completed, so it's a pity I couldn't see the inside.

The building is very well preserved and the stone colours on the floor and the walls look wonderful on a sunny day. A big plus is that one can go up the stairs and get views of the design from different heights. Finally, one gets to go out on the ter.. Read more »race and look at the blue sea with this amazing white structure as a backdrop. Since the flea market takes place on Saturday, visiting this place on this day adds to the fun!

A must place to visit if you are in Lisbon. Beautiful from inside and outside. There is amazing terrace at the top of the pantheon which overlooks the city. Additionally there is an exhibition about the history of the church.

The National Pantheon building is a site worth seeing in and of itself (tickets = 4 Euro apiece). The terrace atop the building has nice views of parts of Lisbon and the Tagus. The balcony inside the dome is also neat to walk around (though not for t.. Read more »he vertigo prone!). Only a few historic figures' bodies have been finally laid to rest here, but it was still interesting to learn about these figures and their contributions in Portuguese history. It doesn't take long to explore the Pantheon, so be sure to combine a visit here with a visit to St. Vincent's basically next door.

Beautiful and great view of Lisbon from the top. Would not recommend using the bathroom