1147 – Santa Maria Maior de Lisboa Cathedral, Lisbon
Lisbon’s cathedral, called the Sé Patriarchal, is one of the largest constructions of Romanesque origin in Portugal.
1300 – Castle of Sao Jorge, Lisbon
The Castelo de Sao Jorge stands above the center of Lisbon to the east.
1515 – Belém Tower, Lisbon
Architect: Francisco de Arruda
The Torré de Belém stands on the bank of the Tagus where it widens into a large bay.
1572 – Jerónimos Monastery, Lisbon
Architect: Diogo de Boytaca / Joao de Castilho
Parallel to the bank of the Tagus and measuring almost 300m,
1775 – King José I Monument, Lisbon
Architect: Machado de Castro
1775 – Praça do Comércio, Lisbon
Architect: Eugénio dos Santos / Veríssimo da Costa
The royal palace Paço da Ribeira,
1793 – Teatro Nacional de Sà£o Carlos, Lisbon
Architect: José da Costa e Silva
The Teatro Nacional de Sà£o Carlos is Lisbon’s opera house and was opened in 1793 by Queen Maria I as a replacement for the Tejo Opera House,
1846 – Teatro Nacional D. Maria II, Lisbon
Architect: Fortunato Lodi
The theatre was built on the site of the old Estaus Palace,
1850 – Museu da Marinha, Lisbon
Part of the Jerónimos Monastery complex which was rebuilt and partly restored at the end of the 19th century in the Neo Manueline style
1875 – City Hall, Lisbon
Architect:
Lisbon’s city hall, called the Paços do Conselho,
