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  1. Conchita, Lisbon
    Conchita
    Lisbon
    Cafés & Coffee Shops
    Rua Conde de Almoster 84, 1500-197 Lisboa
  2. Conde de Los Santos, Lisbon
    Conde de Los Santos
    Almada
    Hair & Beauty Salons
    Rua Manuel Parada 9A, 2800-700 Almada
  3. Conde de Sabugosa, Lisbon
    Conde de Sabugosa
    Alcântara
    Monuments & Historic Buildings · Illustrative photo
    António Maria José de Melo César e Meneses (1854-1923), Conde de Sabugosa, graduated in Law from the University of Coimbra, was a writer, poet and publicist, and was one of the founders of the group Vencidos da Vida.
  4. Condimenta, Lisbon
    Condimenta
    Oeiras
    Restaurants
    Rua de Belém 10, 2780-005 Oeiras
  5. Confeitaria Glória, Lisbon
    Confeitaria Glória
    Amadora
    Cafés & Coffee Shops
    Avenida Cardoso Lopes s/n, 2700-595 Amadora
  6. Confraria do Café, Lisbon
    Confraria do Café
    Loures
    Cafés & Coffee Shops
    Rua Miguel Portas s/n, 2660-341 Santo António dos Cavaleiros
  7. Confraria Sushi, Lisbon
    Confraria Sushi
    Cais do Sodré
    Restaurants
    A place where Sushi finds new expression, without losing its roots. For relaxed evenings or shared dinners, we deliver in Lisbon and Cascais.
  8. Congeli Catering Supplier, Lisbon
    Congeli Catering Supplier
    Rua das Furnas 23, 1500-555 Lisboa
    Shops & Markets
    Portuguese and Brazilian savoury snacks, pastries and deep-frozen desserts in Lisbon. Order now on Glovo, Bolt Food or Uber Eats.
  9. Connection Barbershop Unit 1, Lisbon
    Connection Barbershop Unit 1
    Saldanha
    Hair & Beauty Salons
    Connection Barbershop is a barbershop located in the center of Lisbon, next to the Alameda metro station, with barbers such as Jefferson and Samuel. It offers classic and radical haircuts, beard cuts and trims, and uses products from the Russell brand.
  10. Conquista do Abade, Lisbon
    Conquista do Abade
    Lisbon
    Restaurants
    Rua Abade Faria 58, 1900-035 Lisboa
  11. Consórcio de Dom Luís, Lisbon
    Consórcio de Dom Luís
    Bairro Alto
    Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Erected on the initiative of the Italian colony residing in Lisbon to commemorate the marriage of King D. Luís I of Portugal to Princess D. Maria Pia of Savoy, celebrated on 6 October 1862.
  12. Conspiração, Lisbon
    Conspiração
    São Bento
    Restaurants
    Rua da Quintinha 74B, 1200-296 Lisboa
  13. Constança, Lisbon
    Constança
    Almada
    Hair & Beauty Salons · Illustrative photo
    Avenida Dom Afonso Henriques 18B, 2800-010 Almada
  14. Convento da Boa Hora, Lisbon
    Convento da Boa Hora
    Chiado
    Churches & Religious Sites · Illustrative photo
    This convent, under the invocation of Our Lady of Boa Hora, was founded in 1674 by the Discalced Hermits of Saint Augustine, although the convent already existed since 1630, welcoming other religious orders. Much damaged by the 1755 earthquake ...
  15. Convento da Encarnação, incluindo a igreja, Lisbon
    Convento da Encarnação, incluindo a igreja
    Mouraria
    Churches & Religious Sites
    The Convento da Encarnação, also known as Mosteiro da Encarnação das Comendadeiras de São Bento de Avis or Recolhimento da Encarnação, is a former convent located on Largo do Convento da Encarnação, in the parish of Arroios, in Lisbon.
  16. Convento da Graça, Lisbon
    Convento da Graça
    Graça
    Churches & Religious Sites
    The Igreja e Convento da Graça is located on Largo da Graça in the Graça area of Lisbon. This church is on the highest hill in Lisbon and has wonderful panoramic views of the Alfama and the castle districts of Lisbon. Ride the 28 tram to the Graça stop. The Augustinians built the monastery on this site in the 13th century. This was the location where King Dom Afonso Henriques placed his troops during the 1147 siege of Lisbon. In 1305 the house of Santo Agostinho de Lisboa was renamed to Nossa Senhora da Graça. Before he left on his voyage to India, Afonso de Albuquerque built a chapel in this church. The church and the monastery were rebuilt in the 16th century. After the earthquake, the church and monastery were rebuilt in the Baroque style. The church has a single bell tower. The bell tower of the church was completed in 1738. In 1834, along with the rest of the convents and monasteries of Portugal, this was also closed. The Graça monastery was used by the army as a military barracks. The church contains tiles from the 16th to 19th centuries, as well as several side chapels. The convent has a cloister and 18th century tiles. The church contains a processional image of Jesus Christ which is carried though the streets. This has been the case since 1587. From 2023, visitors can access a terrace located at the top of the church, which provides views over the Castle and other areas of Lisbon. The church and convent are free to visit, however, the terrace costs €5.00, with reduced prices for children. The site is open every day. There are a number of places of interest in the area, including the small Augusto Gil Garden which is next to the church, the Jardim da Cerca da Graça, Miradouro da Senhora do Monte.
  17. Convento das Bernardas do Mocambo, Lisbon
    Convento das Bernardas do Mocambo
    Santos
    Churches & Religious Sites
    A convent of recollect nuns of the Order of Cîteaux, or of Saint Bernard, under the invocation of Nossa Senhora da Nazaré, founded in the mid-17th century. Completely destroyed by the 1755 earthquake, it was subsequently rebuilt to a design by the Italian architect
  18. Convento das Mónicas, Lisbon
    Convento das Mónicas
    Graça
    Churches & Religious Sites
    Founded in 1586 in houses that belonged to D. Maria de Abranches, daughter of D. Álvaro de Abranches, Captain-Major of Azamor. The nuns of the Order of Saint Augustine occupied the convent from the date of its foundation until the 1755 earthquake. After the dissolution
  19. Convento das Trinas de Mocambo, Lisbon
    Convento das Trinas de Mocambo
    Santos
    Monuments & Historic Buildings · Illustrative photo
    Rua Garcia de Orta 2, 1200-679 Lisboa
  20. Convento de Eremitas Descalços de Santo Agostinho, Lisbon
    Convento de Eremitas Descalços de Santo Agostinho
    Alcântara
    Churches & Religious Sites
    The former Convento da Boa Hora is a Baroque building, with a harmonious main facade and
  21. Convento de Jesus, Lisbon
    Convento de Jesus
    São Bento
    Churches & Religious Sites
    The Convento de Jesus of the Third Order of St Francis was inaugurated in 1632. Following the dissolution of the religious orders in 1834, the convent building was donated to the Academia das Ciências, which remains there to this day; the donation also included the library, the Mus
  22. Convento de Nossa Senhora da Boa Viagem, Lisbon
    Convento de Nossa Senhora da Boa Viagem
    Oeiras
    Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Avenida Marginal s/n, 2784-513 Oeiras
  23. Convento de Nossa Senhora da Estrela, Lisbon
    Convento de Nossa Senhora da Estrela
    Lapa
    Churches & Religious Sites
    The building of the former Main Military Hospital originated as a Benedictine convent founded in 1572, dedicated to Our Lady of Stella. On 24 December 1573 the first mass was celebrated in the church. With the founding of the Convent of Saint Benedict of Health.
  24. Convento de Nossa Senhora da Luz, Lisbon
    Convento de Nossa Senhora da Luz
    Largo da Luz, 1600-475 Lisboa
    Churches & Religious Sites
    The Church of Nossa Senhora da Luz de Carnide, also known as the Santuário de Nossa Senhora da Luz, Convento de Nossa Senhora da Luz or the Parish Church of Carnide, is an important Catholic church located in the parish of Carnide, in Lisbon, Portugal. It has been the seat of the Parish of Carnide since 1918.

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