Amazing building, used to be a church and you can see how much work had been done to build it. You can go around the building in different level inside and outside and have a good view of the building as well as the beautiful Lisbon.

National Pantheon is BEAUTIFUL. The pictures do it NO JUSTICE. The feeling when you enter the Cathedral is grande. I wonder how many people have walked through these marvelous doors. The art work I amazing. It's easy to get lost wondering around.

(Translated by Google) The National Pantheon, created by Decree of 26 September 1836, [ has been installed in Lisbon, in the Church of Santa Engrácia, since December 1, 1966. The status of National Pantheon is also recognized, without prejudice to the practice of religious worship, to the Jerónimos Monastery, in Lisbon, to the Santa Maria da Vitória Monastery, in Batalha, and to the Santa Cruz Monastery, in Coimbra. Before the completion of the works of the Church of Santa Engrácia, from 1836 to 1966 the National Pantheon was installed in the Jerónimos Monastery, in Lisbon. (Original) O Panteão Nacional, criado por Decreto de 26 de setembro de 1836,[ encontra-se instalado em Lisboa, na Igreja de Santa Engrácia, desde 1 de Dezembro de 1966. É ainda reconhecido o estatuto de Panteão Nacional, sem prejuízo da prática do culto religioso, ao Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, em Lisboa, ao Mosteiro de Santa Maria da Vitória, na Batalha, e ao Mosteiro de Santa Cruz, em Coimbra. Antes da conclusão das obras da Igreja de Santa Engrácia, de 1836 a 1966 o Panteão Nacional ficou instalado no Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, em Lisboa.

Impressive views from the top of the dome well worth the climb up. You won't be disappointed! Also includes the resting place of many notable Portuguese people throughout history.

Beautiful building! Please take the time to visit, you won't regret it. A little bit of history, beautiful architecture and design, incredible 360 view from the top. The view alone is worth it. Sit up there for a while and enjoy the air. Keep in mind, there are a lot of stairs and it is colder/windy at the top so take the time to snap some pics on each floor if you need the rest and maybe bring a scarf or sweater.

Absolutely breathtaking. There is a little bit of a climb on the hill to get to the National Pantheon, but wow is it amazing. Free to enter if you have the Lisboa card, the views inside are great. Keep in mind you can go upstairs, but there is only one stairwell going up and one stairwell going down. There are few places to sit down inside, so keep aware. Once climb up to the top, you are treated to a wonderful view of the city below. This is the only example of Baroque architecture in Lisbon as far as I know. Well worth the visit!

Stunning views from the terrace, only €4 entry, very reasonable.

Stunning monument to the great and good of Portugal. Amazing view across Lisbon from the terrace (albeit very windy). Temporary exhibition on the relationship to French Pantheon was very insightful.

Absolutely stunning! Great views from the top and all around inside!

A must place to visit. A place where you have a great panoramic view of the city and its harbour part. The building itself is beauty aswell, and with its important role in the history of Lisbon, with important people graved being located there. It even is a more must visit. Its near a busstop or 5 min walk from a tramstop.

The National Pantheon (€4 per person) was originally the Church of Santa Engracia built in the late 17th century in Baroque style. It was then converted into the National Pantheon in 1916. The building is massive and imposing with a massive centre dome. It is the resting place of many important historical Portuguese figures with tombs and cenotaphs that you can see in the ground floor corner rooms. You can also walk up several series of staircases that take you to higher levels of the Pantheon, where you have elevated views of the nave area down below. Walk all the way to the top and you can enter the rooftop area where you also have remarkable views of the surrounding Alfama neighbourhood and Tagus River. Views are very impressive here when sky conditions are favourable.

This is a magnificent example of grand classical architecture. Visitors are granted free access to climb all the staircases up into the dome. The interiors views were magnificent. One is permitted to to go out on the roof where one has a fine view of a beautiful city. The admission price was trivial. Well worth a visit.

I arrived at this place by pure luck. I love walking around the cities I visit to discover things by myself. And while walking around beautiful Lisbon I bumped into this magnificent building. I went in and they asked me if I wanted to visit inside. The building reminded me of the Pantheon in Paris which I love so I decided to buy the ticket and come inside. The first thing that caught my eye was a photographic exhibition of people of determination ( or Special Needs people as they're called in Europe). I was touched by the images and the content.. After I walked around in the ground floor and saw some of the tombs of Presidents and famous Portuguese Writers and Explorers I decided to go up the stairs. I ended up in the most fantastic Miradour in the whole of Lisbonne. 360 degrees of sheer beauty. The whole of the city right under your eyes. I was so happy to be there I sat down facing the glorious morning sun and stayed there for 2 hours. There was hardly anyone there The next day I brought my son along and he was delighted with the place and took beautiful photos. We both absolutely loved this place. Worth a visit a 100%.. I would go back there any time.

Originally it was the Church of St. Engrasia. It was only under Salazar's rule in 1966 that this building became the National Pantheon of Portugal. More than 10 famous and respected writers, presidents, football players are buried here.... There are also cenotaphs (empty coffins erected in memory of the deceased, whose body is buried elsewhere) such personalities as: - Vashko da Gama -Luis di Camoes -Nuno Alvarez Pereira, -Pedro Alvarish Cabral - Afonso de Albuquerque - Henry the Navigator. Now about the history - in 1568, by order of Infanta Maria, daughter of King Manuel I, the church of St. Engrasia was built. And even earlier, a monastery was located on this place. But in 1681, that church was destroyed and the construction of this current building began.... It was built for only 300 years, even the expression *construction of Santa Engracia* arose - something that is being built for a very long time....

We have visited Lisbon many times before and ashamed to say we had not ascended up the steep streets to see The Pantheon . Wow! It's amazing and beautiful. Free access for disabled ( take ID or some documents). Bit tricky over the cobbles on my mobility scooter but So glad we saw it on this trip

I think that this place is one of my favorite buildings I've been in while touring Lisbon. It's meticulous and really open. There's not a lot of furniture clutter so you can just truly appreciate the beauty of the building. I went by it several times during my stay. I enjoyed seeing it while I was there for the market which is just outside of it on Saturdays.

Fantastic monument to some very influential people in Portugal. Very grounding experience as you walk into the space. It used to be a former church and was transformed. You can get up pretty high in the museum, definitely worth visiting each level. There is also passageway to the rooftop which has pretty fantastic views of Lisbon! Put it in your list to visit if you have the chance, tickets were very manageable and we're about 6euro I believe

I have been only outside, was closed already. But it looks a nice Pantheon.

Huge pantheon, celebrates important Portuguese people like Vasco da Gama, Eusebio, etc. You can go up the stairs all the way to the rooftop. Cheap entrance, even cheaper with a combi ticket which you can purchase here.

Very nice visit in Lisbon. Interesting, beautiful arquitecture and views from the terrace.

A beautiful piece of art and history. The rooftop gives you one of the best view over Lisbon.

Spectacular! The church is really big, inside is really nice with tombs of Portuguese celebrities of the past and the present (Vasco da Gama, Eusebio and so on). The First three floors are walkable and the view is nice but the main spot here is the terrace, the fourth floor where you can see Lisbon Port and the sea from above. The entrance is free on Sunday for Portuguese, otherwise is 4 euro (there are other reduced entrance) options. Recommended.

Really impressive building and very reasonably priced to visit. The view point is lovely, can see a lot of the city and gets a great breeze when it is hot in the streets! Totally recommend a visit if in the area.

The National Pantheon is set beneath the historic Alfama hill, on the opposite slope from downtown. It's huge classic Baroque dome is visible from many parts of Lisbon. The Pantheon is in fact the Church of Santa Engratia which was started as early as 16c by orders of Princess Maria, daughter of King Manuel. However, it was finished only in 20 c and saw a very turbulent history - the first Church collapsed, then the main architect of the second Church died leaving it unfinished, then it was converted into barracks and arms factory when religion was banned in 19c. Finally it was finished in early 20c becoming a National Pantheon. Famous figures of Portugal modern history are buried here, whose tombs you can visit in side rooms, while historic figures from discoveries period have their cenotaphs here in the main hall, but are buried elsewhere. Interiors are really amazing, very rich all in marble. Do climb the Dome - great views of those interiors from above, and then exit outside on the terrace to admire Lisbon and Tagus river views.

This is a good experience in Lisbon only €4 per person and you can go to the roof terrace and round the dome. Very good price for doing this as been to many cities and you have to pay a lot more or extra. Beautiful building inside and out

A bid of an odd collection of tombs, especially considering that many of them are empty. But the building is impressive and the terrace on the top has wonderful views and is a nice place to relax. Definitely worth the entry fee.

Great place to go. If you go up to the top you get a great view into the lower sections, but there is an amazing rooftop view of the city surrounding the National Pantheon. Amazing place to visit!

Church of Santa Engrácia feels, and looks like a poor second cousin to the Dome of Les Invalides in Paris, on which it was clearly modeled. It holds the remains of some Portuguese national heroes and important personages. It's free to enter unless you wanna go up to the top of the dome which you do have to pay for. Overall, nice enough, but underwhelming.

The Panthion is such a magnificent place to visit. When you have gone all around, you can go out on the top and have spectacular views of the city

The national pantheon is a huge, fantastic piece of architecture. Situated centrally, impresses you from outside with it's massive yet artful structure. The ticket is included in the Lisbon card else it is 8€ Once inside, you are greeted by a very large circular hall and tombs and stairs on one side to go up to the rooftop gallery. Rooftop gallery offers 360 views of the city and sea. Also, an impressive dome keeps you entertained. The stairs are little difficult, no elevator and keep going up. It is so tall that sometimes you feel vertigo looking down on the circular hall inside. There's also a tomb of vasco de gama here.

The National Pantheon-Church of Santa Engrácia is the only example of Baroque architecture in Portugal. It stands on one of the hills in the eastern part of Lisbon, facing the river. Beautiful interior and exterior, nice views over the city from the roof. Definitely worth a visit!!

A very beautiful building. Circling the top of the dome was great. I thought the entry fee was a little high but we had a lovely time.

Amazing, imposing and impressive building with beautiful views of the city after a worthwhile climb to the top. I can't speak to the significance of the people buried here, but because of their hyper specific role in Portuguese culture and the lack of any context given by the Pantheon, this place falls flat in terms of the potential informational/historical value. It is indeed saved by the amazing grandeur of it all, but don't expect some sort of museum.

Located in the Alfama neighbourhood, we visited at the end of February, on a Tuesday in the early afternoon. Was 8€ per person & worth it! Tickets may need to be purchased in advance in the busy season, however it was pretty quiet when we went. We didn’t wait in line and walked right in. You can explore the main level and read the snippets of information surrounding the construction, originally being a church and later changed to the national pantheon. And eventually turned to a national monument in 1910(after the ending of the monarchy & start of the republic). There are also many national personalities buried here, mostly recent including poets, a soccer player, philosophers etc. As you travel up stairs, there’s varying levels to stop and overlook the center of the pantheon. At the top you have the choice to walk around highest point of the dome or travel outside to overlook of the Tagus River and Lisbon. It’s a great representation of the Baroque style & beautiful to see, especially when the sun shines in.

One of the main tourist destinations is the National Pantheon,I was amazed by the size of the structure both inside and out. On some days, there is a market in the above street. Also don't miss the stunning marble artwork behind the monument.

Loved the architecture. If it were still a church I would have taken the time to enter as I have spent time sitting on the steps. I heard a couple of tourists: "is it a church" she asked and he answered " no, people live in it". This made me smile. Living opposite the Santa Apolonia station I passed there daily. The basilica always drew my eye.

It's a majestic building with a really nice view. It was free on the day we visited as well, which was a definite plus.

Climb up the stairs and have a walk around outside. It's nice and spacious. We were here on a Tuesday afternoon and there was hardly anybody here.

Fantastic view. Really well preserved monument. Staff super nice and helpful. Recommend visit

Beautiful impressive building, we walked it. was quiet a long walk with lots of hills. you can take a taxi ofcourse. and to visit inside make sure you know what the opening hours are, we were too late and it was closed.

A must place to visit if you are in Lisbon. Beautiful from inside and outside. There is amazing terrace at the top of the pantheon which overlooks the city. Additionally there is an exhibition about the history of the church.

Beautiful and imposing building, inside and out.

(Translated by Google) Behind the thieves market .. A historical and must-visit monument .. Worth seeing .. (Original) Hırsızlar pazarının arkasında.. Tarihi ve gezilmesi gereken bir eser.. Görülmeye değer..

(Translated by Google) The building makes an amazing impression both during the day and at night. It is worth going inside to see where the graves of people of merit for Portugal are. The observation deck offers amazing views. Every Saturday and Tuesday, the famous Thieves' Market, Feira da Ladra, takes place at its foot. (Original) Budynek robi niesamowite wrażenie zarówno w dzień, jak i w nocy. Warto wejść do środka aby zobaczyć gdzie znajdują się groby osób zasłużonych dla Portugalii. Taras widokowy oferuje niesamowite widoki. W każdą sobotę i wtorek u jego podnóża odbywa się słynny Targ Złodzieji, czyli Feira da Ladra.

(Translated by Google) Church turned into the Pantheon for national celebrities. Entrance is paid, there is a good observation deck (apparently they charge a fee 😉). It should be borne in mind that Monday is a day off, not allowed inside. (Original) Церква, перетворена на Пантеон для національних знаменитостей. Вхід платний, є гарний оглядовий майданчик ( мабуть за нього беруть плату😉). Варто враховувати, що понеділок тут вихідний день, всередину не пускають.

(Translated by Google) A very interesting and beautiful facility. The resting place of the national heroes of Portugal. A wonderful observation deck. (Original) Bardzo interesujący i piękny obiekt. Miejsce spoczynku bohaterów narodowych Portugalii. Cudowny taras widokowy.

(Translated by Google) Prominent place in Lisbon. Worth a visit (Original) Lugar de destaque em Lisboa. Vale uma visita

(Translated by Google) Superb church (Original) Stupenda chiesa

(Translated by Google) An imposing monument and an overwhelming beauty that keeps the body in a tomb, of national figures. View over the city and river. In the vicinity of Feira da Ladra. 5 minutes from Santa Apolónia station. (Original) Monumento imponente e de uma beleza avassaladora que guarda o corpo em túmulo, de vultos nacionais. Vista sobre a cidade e rio. Nas imediações da Feira da Ladra. A 5 minutos da estação de Santa Apolónia.

(Translated by Google) It is impressive, a must see if you are in Lisbon. (Original) Es impresionante, visita obligada si estás en Lisboa.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent !! (Original) Magnifique !!

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnifique

(Translated by Google) Place of memory of the Portuguese (Original) Lugar de memoria dos pprtugueses

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous, with its arched structures, history and view (Original) Lindo, com suas estruturas em arco, história e vista

(Translated by Google) Best view (Original) Melhor vista

Must see. Low amount of visitors.

(Translated by Google) Free visit. Stunning views over the Tagus. (Original) Visita grátis. Vistas sobre o Tejo deslumbrantes.

(Translated by Google) I loved a beautiful place (Original) Adorei um lugar lindo

(Translated by Google) Also known as Santa Engrácia Church - it is an impressive Baroque monument, which houses the tombs of the country's most notable citizens. Currently, it houses the tombs of illustrious personalities, such as the Presidents of the Republic, but also of other Portuguese who have marked their place in the country's history, in areas as diverse as literature (Almeida Garrett, João de Deus, Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen ), music (Amália Rodrigues) and sport (Eusébio da Silva Ferreira). The Pantheon has 5 spaces available for lease, and can host only events of a cultural nature, carefully selected and framed with the dignity of its spaces. (Original) Também conhecido por Igreja de Santa Engrácia – é um monumento barroco impressionante, que alberga os túmulos dos cidadãos mais notáveis do país. Atualmente, acolhe os túmulos de ilustres personalidades, como os Presidentes da República, mas também de outros portugueses que marcaram o seu lugar na História do país, em áreas tão diversas como a literatura (Almeida Garrett, João de Deus, Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen), na música (Amália Rodrigues) e no desporto (Eusébio da Silva Ferreira). O Panteão dispõe de 5 espaços disponíveis para cedência, podendo acolher apenas eventos de natureza cultural, criteriosamente selecionados e enquadrados com a dignidade dos seus espaços.

(Translated by Google) Stylish and airy, hidden among houses and very lively (Original) Стильный и воздушный, запрятанный среди домов и очень живой

(Translated by Google) Excellence. (Original) Excelência.

(Translated by Google) Excellent view of the Alfama neighborhood, great architectural and historical value, essential visit ... (Original) Excelente vista del barrio alfama, gran valor arquitectónico e histórico, visita imprescindible...

(Translated by Google) Superb monument offering a magnificent view (Original) Superbe monument offrant une vue magnifique

(Translated by Google) A marvel leaves you speechless (Original) Una meraviglia lascia a bocca aperta

(Translated by Google) Our! An honor and a privilege. (Original) Nosso! Uma honra e um privilégio.

(Translated by Google) Impressive monument and free with the lisboa card. (Original) Monument impressionnant et gratuit avec la lisboa card.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place . When you enter the church, you live looking at the construction on the ceiling. It has a skylight that leaves the interior well lit. (Original) Lugar lindo . Quando se entra dentro da igreja vive fica encarando com a construção no teto tem uma claraboia que deixa o interior bem iluminado.

(Translated by Google) It is not worth paying to visit. Almost all the riots are missing bodies. I do not recommend. (Original) Não vale a pena pagar pra visitar. Quase todos os tumultos são de corpo ausente. Não recomendo.

(Translated by Google) History, safely .. (Original) História, com segurança..

(Translated by Google) I highly recommend visiting this very beautiful monument and also free of charge to all residents in Portugal every Sunday. (Original) Recomendo vivamente a visita a este monumento muito bonito e além disso gratuito a todos os residentes em Portugal todos os domingos.

(Translated by Google) I loved the views and the place. (Original) Me encantó las vistas y el lugar.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place, which conveys a feeling of greatness and peace - I was simply amazed! Unique in Lisbon, it has a symmetrical plan in the shape of a Greek cross. Its interior is dominated by the arches and the cruise ship. Both the floor and the walls of the church are adorned with marble structures of different colors. The main façade features a large portico with three arches, each arch decorated with a statue. Be sure to climb up to the dome and calmly admire the beauty of Lisbon seen from above. The staff are very kind and attentive and the entry price is very cheap. (Original) Um lugar lindo, que transmite uma sensacao de grandeza e de paz - fiquei simplesmente maravilhada! Única em Lisboa, tem uma planta simétrica em forma de cruz grega. Seu interior é dominado pelos arcos e pela nave do cruzeiro. Tanto o chão como as paredes da igreja são adornados com estruturas de mármore de diferentes cores. A fachada principal apresenta um grande pórtico com três arcos, cada arco decorado com uma estátua. Nao deixe de subir até a cúpula e admirar com calma a beleza de Lisboa vista de cima. Os funcionários sao muito gentis e atenciosos e o preco de entrada muito barato.

(Translated by Google) This church is located next to the feira da ladra market, a very famous and interesting antiques market. The church is very impressive and there is the possibility to go up to the terrace to enjoy the 360 ​​degree panorama of Lisbon (Original) Questa chiesa è situata accanto al mercato feira da ladra, un mercatino di antiquariato molto famoso e interessante. La chiesa è molto suggestiva e c'è la possibilità di salire fino alla terrazza per godersi il panorama a 360 gradi di Lisbona

(Translated by Google) Majestic and the mausoleums of important Portuguese personalities await. Amazing terrace overlooking the city. (Original) Majestuoso y se aguardan los mausoleos de importantes personalidades portuguesas. Asombrosa terraza con vista sobre la ciudad.

(Translated by Google) Reasonable score due to closure for lunchtime visits !!!! 12: 40-14: 00h !!!! (Original) Pontuação razoável devido ao encerramento para visitas à hora de almoço!!!! 12:40-14:00h!!!!

(Translated by Google) You can go inside and get on the whole thing or there is a nice view (Original) Vous pouvez rentrer à l'intérieur et monter sur le tout ou il y a une belle vue

Highly recommended! Beautiful place to see, with great views of the city. It was definitely worth the visit!

Great full place, massive, some stories written inside, Nice point of vew at the top, 4e by person, not regret

Good to see. Great proportions.

Nice views: inside and outside!

Today closed! 😡 It would be great if google has told me..

It's just stunning and beautiful. Not sure where the pic is taken from that you can see water beyond it... I think that is misleading. But it doesn't matter. It's ancient and beautiful!

Stunningly beautiful building out of marble and a pure joy to behold with all the intricate exhibitions, on the floors upwards there are different themes. Interesting and beautiful place showing monuments to portugese heroes and legends. Worth a visit. You’ll learn Lots The 4th floor also has beautiful views of the city!!! Friendly service and reasonably priced. They give 50% off for students

Really excellent views from the top. I would say that this place would be more interesting to the Portuguese tourist maybe. Vasco da Gama is entombed there. The Monastery of São Vicente de Fora is right up the hill and to me, is much more interesting and with better views.

Big. Awesome. Impressive.

Interesting place with a fascinating history. I strongly recommend reading its history before you visit this place. Make sure you go to the roof of the Pantheon. It has a magnificent view. The area is not crowded. The entrance price is five euros as of June 2022.

Just an incredible building with amazing views from the upper open terrace. So very worth the four euro charge.

Church of Santa Engrácia feels, and looks like a poor second cousin to the Dome of Les Invalides in Paris, on which it was clearly modeled. It holds the remains of some Portuguese national heroes and important personages. Its free to enter unless you wanna go up to the top of the dome which you do have to pay for. Overall, nice but underwhelming.

It’s only $5 to visit but it’s a fairly quick tour, TONS of stairs to climb to get to a great view of Lisbon up on the rooftop. Not for the faint of heart, but that’s the most interesting part of the visit! The pantheon itself is mostly seeing the tombs of famous Portuguese people: Amalia Rodrigues, Eusebio, etc the plus of this entire experience is that there are NO LINES of tourist to fight through!!!

Amazing place! I really recommend going on the terrace! Ticket is 4 euro and the view is stunning 😍

It take s a little effort to reach the National Pantheon on the beautiful Lisbon cobblestone streets. Once inside (paid entrance) you have access to the top with great views of the city.

Impressive and beautiful building. Famous Portugese people have been laid to rest here like the famous explorer Vasco Da Gama.

It’s impressive! You walk across it and keep thinking—how did they build this? The architecture is outstanding, and the place is hypnotizing. I wouldn’t say it is a MUST in Lisbon, but if you already saw the “classic”, the National Pantheon is a great place to go. If you are resident, it’s for free on Sundays morning.

Beautiful and fascinating building. It's definitely worth the price of admission to experience its splendor and the amazing views. Also, good exercise climbing to the top.

Thrilling adventure around the cathedral’s inside dome terrace…I must confess there was a vertigo moment in trying to take incredible photos from high above the beautiful tiled floor. On top of this experience, you get to go outside too and see incredible city vista of river and rooftops. Grand architecture marvel that is easy to walk to and fun to see.

Very beautiful views and building. Lots of, optional stairs, to reach the rooftop and upper, interior balcony. It is well worth the climb! Good place to cool off and take your time enjoying the serenity. Only 4 EUR to get in and there was no line in the morning. Great place to stop by!

This is a magnificent building both inside and out. Lots of history if you take the time to read it. Take the stairs to the various landing and you will be rewarded with terrific viewing of the interior spaces. At the top you can exit to the roof for some gram vistas of the city. Overall worth the price of admission. We give it four clams on the coveted Five Quahog Rating Scale.

Very beautiful pantheon. Not too much to see inside besides some memorials for famous Portuguese personalities. The roof terrace was beautiful and had an amazing view over the city. Entrance is 4€ for and adult but there was a 50% student discount.

Amazing! One of the few places in Lisbon that there was no queue. Included entry on Lisbon Card and amazing views out over the Tagus and the city. The view inside down to the floor from the gallery was a tad scary but beautiful. Totally recommend

supper beautifull!! (note no flash photography) maybe we went on a Tuesday and it was raining + it wasn't tourist season so it wasn't too crowded.

I'd only recommend going there if you've got the free entry with Lisboa card as there isn't much to experience apart from the views and polished tombs of important people to Portuguese history.

We visited National Pantheon on our last day in Lisbon it was pretty cool! the view was amazing highly recommend visiting this place

Amazing to walk to the top plaza for magnificient views and photo opportunities. The condition of this monument is inpecable and shows the important magnitude of those burried there.

It is beautiful inside, a marble patchwork marvel, well worth a visit. The dome gallery is like a mini St Paul's and it opens onto the roof terrace with spectacular 360 degree views. Over 180 steps up though so prepare yourself. Worth 8 Euro entry but it would be free with a Lisboa Card.