A survivor of the Great Earthquake
Located east of Comercio
Square on Rua da Alfandega, this 16th century church is where an old 15th
century Jewish temple once stood.
The interior seen today was rebuilt
after the earthquake of 1755 with just one nave, but the elaborate doorway survived the
earthquake, and is a brilliant example of early Manueline architecture.
It is decorated with angels, beasts, flowers, armillary
spheres, and the cross of the Order of Christ. Also shown is Our Lady of
Mercy sheltering King Manuel I and Queen Leonor beneath her stone mantle.
Comercio
Square - Monumental riverside square.
Municipal
Square - Home of the City Hall palace.
Rua
Augusta - The city's main shopping street.
Santa
Justa Elevator - An Eiffel Tower-like landmark with views over the city.
Rossio
Square - Lisbon's elegant main square.
Figueira
Square - Busy square and transporation hub.
São
Domingos Church - A church marked by tragedy.
Rua das
Portas de Santo Antão - Pedestrian street lined with seafood restaurants.
Casa
dos Bicos - A 16th century architectural curiosity.
