Pelourinho de Lisboa
Lisbon, Portugal
This historic 18th-century pillory features a unique spiral column, symbolizing former judicial autonomy, unlike an arch.
Pelourinho de Lisboa is a historic pillory in Lisbon, located in Praça do Município, in front of the city hall. Originally, pillories were symbols of the city's judicial autonomy and were used for public punishment. The current pillory dates from the 18th century, erected after the 1755 earthquake. It is characterized by a unique spiral column with intricate carvings.
- Visit time: 10 min
How long does it take to visit Pelourinho de Lisboa?
Plan about 10 min.
Nearby
- Epur — 90 m
- Arco do Triunfo da Rua Augusta — 210 m
- Praça do Comércio — 230 m
- Dom José I — 240 m
- Teatro Nacional de São Carlos — 270 m
- Casa Pereira da Conceição — 280 m
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