From the Belém Tower to the Jerónimos Monastery, and including the CCB (Belém Cultural Centre), there are many attractions for you to see. This is what to do in Belém, Lisbon, including free ...

Here you'll find the Jerónimos Monastery, the Belém Tower, the Discoveries Monument, the Belém Palace (the official residence of Portugal's president), the Coleção Berardo Museum as well as a ...

Lisbon captivates with its sunlit facades historic trams and scenic hills The city blends rich maritime history with vibrant nightlife and iconic landmarks like Belem Tower and Jeronimos Monastery ...

The residence of the first governor of the Belém Tower, Gaspar de Paiva, in the sixteenth century now houses one of Lisbon’s most luxurious hotels. The five star Palácio do Governador ...

Note: The Belém Tower is closed for renovations until approximately spring 2026. Plan Ahead: Unless you are really curious to see what lies within the monuments, appreciate the exteriors rather ...

The nearby Tower of Belém, built to commemorate Vasco da Gama's expedition ... Toute proche, l'élégante tour de Belem, construite pour commémorer l'expédition de Vasco de Gama, rappelle les grandes ...

Toy-like from a distance, Belém Tower is almost comical in its pointless determination to stand guard over the busy watercourse. It was built in the 16th century by a military architect with a ...

Belém Tower, Located on Tagus River, adjacent to the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, Belém Tower was built as a fortress to guard the Lisbon harbour. For the sailors it was the last sight of home ...