Located in Largo de Santa Isabel, the Church of Santa Isabel, designed by Carlos Mandel, was the first church to be built outside the limits of the Fernandine Wall. Its construction started in 1742 by the will of D.Tomaz de Almeida, the first Cardinal Patriarch of Lisbon, and it was completed only in 1763. The temple was not affected by the earthquake in 1755 and therefore on its interior decoration there are countless paintings, like the ones from Pedro Alexandrino, fine sculptures, many religious items from other churches and little chapels affected by the earthquake.

Beautiful church. The masses are incredible. Target of remodels recently and the roof stayed amazing.

Nice church but nothing special.

(Translated by Google) I was there today. It is a beautiful Church. It was the First Communion of two granddaughters. It was beautiful@ (Original) Estive lá hoje. É uma Igreja linda. Foi a Primeira Comunhão de duas netas. Foi lindo@

Great place to visit

Very nice Catholic Church

After numerous unfruitful attempts finally managed to find the church open for visiting at 17:30 weekday. Compared to outside inside à bit disapointing so dont worry if you find it closed

The sky in this church is very worth seeing! The door was wide open during a trade fair and you could look without being disturbed

And Heaven stood still

Mortuary house without access for hearses. The problem has been around for several months and no one seems interested in solving it. I invite the person who responded to open access to the parking lot for hearses. Thanks.

very good

Great space to do some pray for the world

Amazing

Good

Very nice church. Very beautiful Holy Mass. Good times of Holy Mass.