Church built in the 20th century, of rectangular plan, with a tower at the Centre of the main façade. Presents some features of "art deco" and is plastered and painted white. The main facade has two cross-shaped openings. The doorway in the Church is surmounted by a window with a stained-glass window. Later, further up, is a telescope and the belfry, surmounted by a cross.

Church erected during the 18th century, of rectangular plan with Bell Tower on the right side, chancel and sacristy asymmetric surface on both sides. The interior of the Church is divided into three naves separated by four arches supported by whole square section pillars with capitals. Virtually the entire Church is plastered and painted white. The building was strongly shaken by the earthquake that occurred in July 1998.

Church of Mannerist façade overlooking the Garden, Commander Edward Bulcao, elevated through six steps the full width. It consists of a nave and two aisles and a tower on the left side, in the continuity of the facade. Inside, the ships are separated by arches supported by pillars of perfect square section. Highlight to the talha and eighteenth-century tiles of the chapels of the head of the Church.

The official name of this empire is Empire of recognition and beneficence, and in 1760 was erected in memory of the volcano eruption of Cabeço do Fogo, which occurred in April 24, 1672. It is believed to be the first empire built of stone and lime, as opposed to improvised empires that were until then.

Church of simple lines, built in the 17th century.

This monumental Baroque building was the former convent of the order of the Third. Featured, on the facade, for the two bell towers and bulb-shaped, inside, for some images dating from the 18th century.

Hotel situated in the Centre of Lisbon, near Restauradores square and only one hundred metres from the trendy Bairro Alto. With more than 75 years, this hotel has been completely refurbished, showing now a hundred very comfortable and fully-equipped rooms, including those who are located on one of the upper floors for a wonderful overview that provide on the castelo de São Jorge and the Tagus River.

The area of downtown Lisbon, more specifically Rua do Comércio, won a new hotel in recent months. This is the first from this hotel chain and the image couldn't be better. Very modern, with beautiful details and decorative pieces that evoke bygone days, from gold to strong colors, black and white tones. The space, in its entirety, it transmits that well-being extends to 66 fully equipped double rooms and where not even lack a letter of pillows for a custom rest. In a building, recovered, five-storey, there is still room for a small restaurant.

O The Elevator Hostel encontra-se 'sobre' os carris do elevador do Lavra, o mais antigo em Lisboa e ainda em funcionamento. Neste edifício com mais de 100 anos, totalmente renovado, os amantes de fotografia vão gostar das varandas e terraços superiores que para elém de deixarem entrar a luz especial de Lisboa, oferecem diferentes ângulos panorâmicos sobre a capital.