National Pantheon

Loved the architecture. If it were still a church I would have taken the time to enter as I have spent time sitting on the steps. I heard a couple of .. Read more »tourists: "is it a church" she asked and he answered " no, people live in it". This made me smile. Living opposite the Santa Apolonia station I passed there daily. The basilica always drew my eye.

Fantastic view. Really well preserved monument. Staff super nice and helpful. Recommend visit

Beautiful impressive building, we walked it. was quiet a long walk with lots of hills. you can take a taxi ofcourse. and to visit inside make sure you.. Read more » know what the opening hours are, we were too late and it was closed.

One of the best view of Lisbon and the place where are buried great figures of Portuguese history

Not for my enjoyment but it is a beautiful construction!

even better than the photos. Also the neighborhood is one of the best near alfama!

Climb up the stairs and have a walk around outside. It's nice and spacious. We were here on a Tuesday afternoon and there was hardly anybody here.

Great view of the estuary from the roof. Gigantic church dedicated to heros of the country. The structure itself is worth a visit.

Impressive Even it used to be a church, it's now a Pantheon in which important Portuguese personalities are buried. The architechture is just impressi.. Read more »ve and the inside, too.

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 part.. Read more »s of Lisbon and the Tagus. The balcony inside the dome is also neat to walk around (though not for the 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.

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.. Read more » city. Additionally there is an exhibition about the history of the church.

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 t.. Read more »he stairs and get views of the design from different heights. Finally, one gets to go out on the terrace 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!

I think that this place is one of my favorite buildings I've been in while touring Lisbon. It's meticulous and really open. There's not a lot of furni.. Read more »ture clutter so you can just truly appreciate the beauty of the building. I went by it several times during my stay. I enjoyed seeing it while I was there for the market which is just outside of it on Saturdays.