About Sé
The Romanesque cathedral of Lisboa was built in 1150 on the site of a Moorish building. It was like many other buildings damaged in the 1755 earthquake and restored in the 1930s. The former archaeological excavation in the cloister can be visited,
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Getting there:
A 5 minute walk from the praça do comercio and the Baixa
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First To Review:
Jun 7, 2009
Huge, incredibly huge, makes you feel small. I always enter when I passed it and it never ceased to impress me. You have to pay to get into the cloister, 2,50 euros if I remember correctly. The main attraction here is the courtyard that got excavated a few years ago. The excavation is still open. I think it lacks some explanation, there is some but not a lot. But it still gives you a good impression on how history got built up in Lisboa with it's christian and islamic constructions all cramped into a small space.
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