Museums, Monuments and Sites
Results
Number of results: 1303
-
MonumentsCapela de Santa Cruz ou Capela do Calvário - CovilhãThis Gothic chapel was built in the 15th century by Prince Henry the Navigator, Lord of Covilhã. In the 16th century, Dom Luís, the son of King Dom Manuel I and Lord of Covilhã, commissioned some restoration work, and enriched the chapel's treasury (...)
-
MonumentsCapela de Santa Maria - São João da MadeiraA recently constructed chapel (1903), commonly known as the Casaldelo Chapel, it was built by António Ferreira Porto. Located within a railed-in enclosure, a small marble statue of the Virgin can be seen in a niche built into the front gable of the (...)
Website: http://www.turismoindustrial.cm-sjm.pt/
-
MonumentsCapela de Santo AmaroAn inscription on the main door shows the year when the Igreja or Capela de Santo Amaro was built: 1549.Artistically, it belongs to the Renaissance style and is well worth a visit. It consists of two distinct spaces, the entrance porch or arcade (...)
-
MonumentsCapela de Santo António - São João da MadeiraThe Chapel of St. Anthony is the richest parochial monument of ethnographic and social significance, after the Mother Church. Inaugurated on 13 October 1935, the chapel was designed by the architect João Queiroz, whose design replaced the original (...)
Website: http://www.turismoindustrial.cm-sjm.pt
-
MonumentsCapela de São Bartolomeu - TrancosoChapel of São Bartolomeu - TrancosoBeyond the walls of Trancoso, in the Largo da Feira, we encounter the Hermitage of São Bartolomeu, a small baroque chapel built in the 18th century. Its most distinctive architectural feature - very rare at the (...)
-
MonumentsCapela de São Brás - Vila RealRomanesque church from the 13th c., modified in the 14th c. in gothic style.
-
MonumentsCapela de São Frutuoso - BragaThe Monastery of São Salvador is believed to have been founded by the bishop of Braga São Frutuoso, around 560, so as to house his mausoleum. Around the 9th or 10th century, the current chapel was built.This is one of the few surviving examples of (...)
-
MonumentsCapela de São GregórioLocated near the main Leiria road, the Chapel de São Gregório is a small, octagonal, Renaissance-style chapel. This 16th century church is dedicated to São Gregório Nazianzeno - the theologian who together with St John the Evangelist proved the (...)
-
MonumentsCapela de São JerónimoLocated on the outer limits of the land belonging to the Hieronymos Friars, the chapel was built in 1514 by Rodrigues Afonso, although the architect Boytaca was due to carry out the work but, at the time, he was working on the Monastery.This is a (...)
Telephone: +351 213 620 034 - 213 620 038
Fax: +351 213 639 145
E-mail: servicoeducativo@mosteirojeronimos.pt
Website: http://www.mosteirojeronimos.pt
-
