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Jerónimos Monastery
Lisbon, Portugal
Jerónimos Monastery is a visitor site in Lisbon, centred on religious architecture and the art associated with worship.
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Belém Tower
Lisbon, Portugal
Belém Tower is a visitor site in Lisbon, centred on a distinctive piece of civic, transport or engineering heritage.
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São Jorge Castle
Lisbon, Portugal
São Jorge Castle is a visitor site in Lisbon, centred on historic fortifications and defensive architecture.
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Monument of the Discoveries
Lisbon, Portugal
Monument of the Discoveries is a visitor site in Lisbon, centred on a distinctive piece of civic, transport or engineering heritage.
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Lisbon Cathedral
Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon Cathedral is a visitor site in Lisbon, centred on religious architecture and the art associated with worship.
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Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology
Lisbon, Portugal
Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology is a visitor site in Lisbon, centred on collections, interpretation and the building that houses them.
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National Museum of the Azulejo
Lisbon, Portugal
National Museum of the Azulejo is a visitor site in Lisbon, centred on collections, interpretation and the building that houses them.
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National Pantheon
Lisbon, Portugal
National Pantheon is a visitor site in Lisbon, centred on religious architecture and the art associated with worship.
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Santa Justa Lift
Lisbon, Portugal
Santa Justa Lift is a visitor site in Lisbon, centred on a distinctive piece of civic, transport or engineering heritage.
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Praça do Comércio
Lisbon, Portugal
Praça do Comércio is a visitor site in Lisbon, centred on historic streets, buildings and public spaces read as one place.
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Ajuda National Palace
Lisbon, Portugal
Ajuda National Palace is a visitor site in Lisbon, centred on palatial architecture, interiors and designed grounds.
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Lisbon Oceanarium
Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon Oceanarium is a visitor site in Lisbon, centred on collections, interpretation and the building that houses them.
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Pena Palace
Sintra, Portugal
Pena Palace is a visitor site in Sintra, centred on palatial architecture, interiors and designed grounds.
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Quinta da Regaleira
Sintra, Portugal
Quinta da Regaleira is a visitor site in Sintra, centred on palatial architecture, interiors and designed grounds.
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Castle of the Moors
Sintra, Portugal
Castle of the Moors is a visitor site in Sintra, centred on historic fortifications and defensive architecture.
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Sintra National Palace
Sintra, Portugal
Sintra National Palace is a visitor site in Sintra, centred on palatial architecture, interiors and designed grounds.
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Monserrate Palace
Sintra, Portugal
Monserrate Palace is a visitor site in Sintra, centred on protected landscapes, habitats and characteristic scenery.
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Cabo da Roca
Sintra, Portugal
Cabo da Roca is a visitor site in Sintra, centred on coastal or volcanic landforms and the relationship between land and sea.
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Convent of the Capuchos
Sintra, Portugal
Convent of the Capuchos is a visitor site in Sintra, centred on religious architecture and the art associated with worship.
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Citadel of Cascais
Cascais, Portugal
Citadel of Cascais is a visitor site in Cascais, centred on historic fortifications and defensive architecture.
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Dom Luís I Bridge
Porto, Portugal
Dom Luís I Bridge is a visitor site in Porto, centred on a distinctive piece of civic, transport or engineering heritage.
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Porto Cathedral
Porto, Portugal
Porto Cathedral is a visitor site in Porto, centred on religious architecture and the art associated with worship.
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Clérigos Church and Tower
Porto, Portugal
Clérigos Church and Tower is a visitor site in Porto, centred on religious architecture and the art associated with worship.
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Palácio da Bolsa
Porto, Portugal
Palácio da Bolsa is a visitor site in Porto, centred on palatial architecture, interiors and designed grounds.
