Igreja de Santa Catarina
Lisbon, Portugal
It survived the 1755 earthquake, retaining its 17th-century Baroque style, unlike completely destroyed buildings.
The Igreja de Santa Catarina is a Baroque church in Lisbon, located on the Santa Catarina hill. It was built in the 17th century and survived the 1755 earthquake, albeit with some damage. It stands out for its richly decorated interior with gilded altars and impressive azulejos. From the nearby Miradouro de Santa Catarina viewpoint, panoramic views of the Tagus River and the city unfold. It is an important place of worship and an example of Baroque architecture.
- Visit time: 35 min
How long does it take to visit Igreja de Santa Catarina?
Plan about 35 min.
Nearby
- Elevador da Bica — 260 m
- Tavares — 460 m
- A Carioca — 460 m
- Tamareira-do-Senegal — 470 m
- Igreja do Loreto — 490 m
- Igreja de São Roque — 490 m
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