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  1. Convento de Nossa Senhora da Penha de França, Lisbon
    Convento de Nossa Senhora da Penha de França
    Anjos · Churches & Religious Sites
    The convent was built in the 17th century, with Teodósio de Frias as the architect responsible for its design. In 1700 it housed 40 religious. The conventual building stands adjoining the main façade of the church and is arranged over 3 floor
  2. Convento de Nossa Senhora do Bom Sucesso, Lisbon
    Convento de Nossa Senhora do Bom Sucesso
    Belém · Churches & Religious Sites
    Founded in the 17th century on land granted by the Countess of Atalaia, it was eventually handed over to Dominican nuns and underwent successive alterations and extensions over time. Classified as a Property of Public Interest, it reflects a
  3. Convento de Pirescoxe, Lisbon
    Convento de Pirescoxe
    Loures · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    The Convento de Pirescoxe, also known as the Convento de Nossa Senhora da Conceição or the Convento de Nossa Senhora da Conceição de Azóia, is located in the village of Pirescoxe, in the parish of Santa Iria de Azóia, Município de Loures, Distrito de Lisboa, in Portugal.
  4. Convento de Santo Agostinho, Lisbon
    Convento de Santo Agostinho
    Lisbon · Churches & Religious Sites · Illustrative photo
    Former Convento de S. Félix e Sto. Adrião de Chelas, which, by virtue of housing the relics of these holy martyrs, passed from 1290 into the possession of the Order of Sto. Agostinho. Its origins date back to a Visigothic occupation over ancient structures.
  5. Convento de Santo António da Convalescença, Lisbon
    Convento de Santo António da Convalescença
    Lisbon · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    A historic monument in Lisbon: a former monastery belonging to the Roman Catholic denomination.
  6. Convento de Santo António dos Capuchos, Lisbon
    Convento de Santo António dos Capuchos
    Arroios · Churches & Religious Sites
    Convent, of the invocation of St Anthony of the Capuchins, founded in 1570 and rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake, in whose premises the hospital of the same name was installed. The church, rectangular in plan, appears opened up, in its main elev...
  7. Convento de Santos-o-Novo, Lisbon
    Convento de Santos-o-Novo
    Graça · Churches & Religious Sites
    Built in the early 17th century, during the reign of Philip II, for the Comendadeiras of the Order of Santiago, it was partially destroyed by the 1755 earthquake, and later restored.
  8. Convento de São Cornélio, Lisbon
    Convento de São Cornélio
    Lisbon · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Rua 2, 1800-328 Lisboa
  9. Convento de São Domingos de Benfica, Lisbon
    Convento de São Domingos de Benfica
    Lisbon · Churches & Religious Sites
    The original church was part of the old Convento de São Domingos de Benfica, founded in 1399, in houses donated by D. João I, through the action of his confessor Frei Vicente de Lisboa and D. João das Regras.
  10. Convento de São Francisco de Xabregas, Lisbon
    Convento de São Francisco de Xabregas
    Lisbon · Theatres & Opera Houses
    The Convento de São Francisco de Xabregas, also known as the Convento de Santa Maria de Jesus — today home to the Teatro Ibérico and the Mediateca de Formação Profissional — was a convent of the Order of Franciscans located in Xabregas, in the parish of Beato in the city of Lisbon.
  11. Convento de São João da Cruz, Lisbon
    Convento de São João da Cruz
    Lisbon · Churches & Religious Sites
    Largo da Luz, 1600-498 Lisboa
  12. Convento de São João de Deus, Lisbon
    Convento de São João de Deus
    Santos · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Rua Presidente Arriaga s/n, 1200-773 Lisboa
  13. Convento de São Paulo, Lisbon
    Convento de São Paulo
    Almada · Churches & Religious Sites
    The Church of the Convento de São Paulo, part of the complex known as the Convento de São Paulo or Seminário Patriarcal de São Paulo, is located in the parish of Almada, in the Municipality of Almada.
  14. Convento de São Pedro de Alcântara, Lisbon
    Convento de São Pedro de Alcântara
    Bairro Alto · Churches & Religious Sites
    Founded in the 17th century (first stone laid in 1680), by D. António Luis de Menezes, 1º marquês de Marialva, for Arrábido friars of the Order of St. Francis, it was almost completely destroyed in 1755, its reconstruction having been begun.
  15. Convento do Beato, Lisbon
    Convento do Beato
    Lisbon · Churches & Religious Sites
    The original convent, ordered built by King Afonso V in fulfilment of a testamentary provision of his wife, Queen Isabel, was founded by the Secular Canons of St John the Evangelist in the mid-15th century...
  16. Convento do Menino Deus, Lisbon
    Convento do Menino Deus
    Alfama · Churches & Religious Sites
    Calçada do Menino Deus 19, 1100-486 Lisboa
  17. Convento do Santíssimo Sacramento, Lisbon
    Convento do Santíssimo Sacramento
    Santos · Monuments & Historic Buildings · Illustrative photo
    Rua do Sacramento a Alcântara 49, 1350-278 Lisboa
  18. Convento dos Capuchos, Lisbon
    Convento dos Capuchos
    Lisbon · Museums
    The Convento dos Capuchos, also referred to as the Convento dos Capuchos de Nossa Senhora da Piedade and Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Conceição, is a former convent of the Order of Saint Francis located in the Protected Landscape Area of the Arriba Fóssil da Costa de Caparica, at Outeiro do Funchal, in the present-day parish of Caparica e Trafaria, in the Municipality of Almada.
  19. Convento dos Cardais, Lisbon
    Convento dos Cardais
    Príncipe Real · Churches & Religious Sites
    This convent, founded in the 17th century (1681) at the initiative of D. Luisa de Távora, housed the Discalced Carmelites and, from 1876, the Dominican nuns. It is a religious complex made up of a church, 2 cloisters, a refectory and the remaining
  20. Convento dos Marianos, Lisbon
    Convento dos Marianos
    Santos · Churches & Religious Sites
    A convent of Discalced Carmelites of the order reformed by Saint Teresa of Jesus, under the invocation of Nossa Senhora dos Remédios, founded in 1606. After the dissolution of the religious orders in 1834, the convent underwent various occupations. In 1898 the church is s
  21. Convento dos Paulistas, Lisbon
    Convento dos Paulistas
    São Bento · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Convent of the invocation of the Blessed Sacrament founded in 1647 by the Hermits of the Serra de Ossa, also known as the Hermits of Saint Paul or of Jesus Christ, which explains the multiple designations of this convent building.
  22. Convento e Igreja de Santo Antão-o-Novo, Lisbon
    Convento e Igreja de Santo Antão-o-Novo
    Mouraria · Churches & Religious Sites · Illustrative photo
    Former Jesuit convent and college of Santo Antão-o-Novo, whose main building is classified as Imóvel de Interesse Público (Property of Public Interest), was built from 1579 onward under the design of Baltazar Álvares. The church was built between 1613 and 1653.
  23. Convento e Igreja do Corpus Christi (antigos), Lisbon
    Convento e Igreja do Corpus Christi (antigos)
    Baixa · Churches & Religious Sites
    The former Convento de Corpus Christi is a building located in the parish of Santa Maria Maior, in Lisbon.
  24. Cooperativa Mula, Lisbon
    Cooperativa Mula
    Barreiro · Bars & Nightlife
    Largo de Santo André 1, 2830-238 Barreiro

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