Today the impressive Panteão Nacional and its mighty dome dominate the skyline of the eastern Alfama, but the building took an extremely long time to gain prominence of the area. When construction began in 1682 the church was called the Igreja de Santa Engrácia and it wasn't completed until almost 300 years later. Since 1916, the church has been the final resting place of eminent Portuguese figures, including former presidents, the writer Almeida Garrett and Amália Rodrigues, Portugal’s most famous fado singer. Great views of the Alfama can be enjoyed from the roof terrace in the shadow of its mighty dome.
With this entrance ticket you can gain entry to the National Pantheon at your leisure. Book with confidence with FREE CANCELLATION Buy online before you arrive to avoid queues and have the convenience of the e-ticket on your phone…
• The price includes a single entrance to the venue. Tiqets covers the cost of payment processing and provides you with customer service seven days a week.
• It is strictly forbidden to eat and smoke inside the pantheon
Tuesday – Sunday: 10h00 - 17h00, Monday: CLOSED (last admission at 16h30)
• Combination Tickets Available…
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