It looks stunningly good! Its impressive how much detail was put into this art piece! Definitely worth a visit!

This is one of the required visits when you’re in Lisbon. It is interesting but it is only about 40 or 50 years old and it is dedicated to the explorers of the Portuguese who deserve all the recognition they should have as they were...More

Awestruck by the beauty and size of this wonderful structure. It’s majestic presence signifies the battle and struggles Portugal sought for freedom as a country. Not to be missed!

If you're at all interested in the history of Portugal, especially its long history of sailing to lands unknown, this is well worth a visit. It's beautifully carved and set against the spectacular backdrop of the Tagus River, which is very fitting given that that...More

This great monument recognizes the efforts of Henry the Navigator and other Portuguese mariners. A wonderful piece of art in the form of a ships bow and statues of the key players.

It’s easy to forget how brave the people were who sailed into the unknown to discover new places and people. This is a great monument to them in a beautiful spot on the river a short walk from Belém Tower. Great for photos and great...More

There was a long queue to go inside and up top so we just wandered around the outside looking at the carvings. There is a large map of the world on the forecourt that showed the breadth of Portuguese exploration. Unfortunately our little corner of...More