Christ Statue and Belém Monuments Tour: Private Visit across Iconic Lisbon Spots
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Almada
Embark on a private tour of Lisbon's iconic spots, including the Christ Statue and Belém Monuments. Enjoy breathtaking views, explore historic landmarks, and visit renowned museums.
Duration: 9 hours
Cancellation: 1 day learn more
Highlights
  • Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei - Visit Christ Statue viewpoint with amazing views over Lisbon, the Tagus Bridge, the Sintra hill and the whole Tagus estuary

  • Torre de Belem - Visit Belém Tower, the most famous landmark of Lisbon. It was a defensive fort of the river mouth and features beautiful manueline architecture.

  • Padrao dos Descobrimentos - Go up the Discoveries Monument or just walk around the square where you’ll be explained about the Portuguese navigations and the characters in the statues

  • Mosteiro dos Jeronimos - Visit Jerónimos Monastery and Church, amazing examples of manueline architecture. The church visit is free and you’ll see a beautiful renaissance church with the tombs of Vasco da Gama, the poet Camões and King Manuel and his successors.
    In the monastery you will visit the cloister and admission

  • National Coach Museum - Visit the wonderful Coche Museum or another attraction of your preference in the area, like the Quake, the Maritime Museum, the Botanical Garden or the National Palace of Ajuda.

What's Included
  • Private transportation
  • Bottled water
  • In-vehicle air conditioning
What's Not Included
  • Lunch
  • Admission tickets to the attractions
  • Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei - Admission fee is 8€
  • Torre de Belem - Admission fee 6€
  • Padrao dos Descobrimentos - Admission fee is 10€
  • Mosteiro dos Jeronimos - Admission fee is 10€
  • National Coche Museum - Admission fee is 8€.
Additional Information

Travel to the Christ Statue positioned on the southern edge of the Tagus River for an unparalleled vantage point of Lisbon. Wander around Lisbon’s Belém quarter and engage with its most famed sites such as the Jeronimos Monastery, Belém Tower, and the Discoveries Monument – all offering stunning views of the intricate marble artwork called rosewind from above. Dive into the enchanting Coches Museum, which tops Lisbon’s list of most-visited museums and showcases a splendid array of collections dating back to King Felipe’s carriage from the 17th century. Other suitable choices include the Maritime Museum that delves into navigational history, the Quake that reproduces the experience of the 1755 earthquake, the lush Botanical Garden, or the grand National Palace of Ajuda, known as the final residence of Portugal’s royal family.

Location
Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei
Praceta do Cristo Rei 27A, Não é localizado em Lisboa e sim em Almada
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Douglasb5661
Oct 1, 2023
Am Impressive Miniature by Comparison to its Equivalent in Rio Di Janiero - The statue is an impressive if imposing sight from Lisbon on the opposite side of the river. While not religious in any way, we felt the need to visit the site, explore the point and see the statue from a nearer perspective. The overall site is quite beautiful ... a large, red brick building defines two sides of the property. Olive trees are planted generously around to provide shaded spots for sitting and quiet meditation. There are facilities to provide food and drink, souvenirs and washrooms. The statue itself and those surrounding it are impressive in their artistry casting huge shadows as the sun crosses the sky. At the foot of the statue is a large, black cross ... probably referencing the cross Christ was said to have hung on at Calvary. At the time we were there, the sun favoured us with its position. As we photographed the statue from the front, the sun was positioned directly behind the head of the Christ creating a brilliant halo around the head. While it limited the ability to see the finer details of the face of the Christ, the halo suggested the proof of the majesty of Christ. As I said, we are not religious but certainly appreciated the religious references of the moment. There was a significant line up to ascend the elevator to to the top of the statue so we forewent that experience. That said, the views back to Lisbon and the light of the day illuminated the subtle colours that make Lisbon the beauty it is at its waterfront and along the hills that it rises upon. We highly recommend the opportunity to visit the Christo Rei statue and to take in the views of Lisboa.
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