Mosteiro da Madre de Deus

The monastery and church showcase a harmonious blend of Manueline, Baroque, and Mannerist styles with exquisite gilded woodwork and azulejos.

The interiors are adorned with traditional blue-and-white azulejos, including 18th-century Dutch tiles, making it a rich display of tile art.

The convent suffered little damage during the 1755 Lisbon earthquake, remaining one of the best-preserved religious buildings from that era.

The church's interior is described as magnificent, with every surface covered in art, including the ceiling and walls, making it an unforgettable experience.

Admission to the museum and church is included with the Lisbon Card, offering a cost-effective way to visit and bypass queues.