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Convento dos Cardaes
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Ana
December 1, 2012
17th century Convent --> inside the church and dining hall the most beautiful "azulejos".
Bambooapartment
June 14, 2012
Convent: Nice chapel funded in 1681 to visit
Hugo
May 17, 2016
Beautiful convent from Lisbon's olden days. Baroque convent with annexed tiled and gilded chapel. This juxtaposition of tile and gilt is typical of Portuguese baroque and this Convent is one of the most noteworthy examples in Lisbon.
Carolina
April 9, 2018
One of the most original 17th-century baroque convents, with exceptional Dutch and Portuguese tile panels.
Graça
May 14, 2016
The building's construction began in 1677 and was completed in 1703. It's considered one of the most original 17th-century baroque convents, mixing gilt, paintings, tiles and marble. The rich baroque and rococo interior decoration contrasts with the sober exterior. Portuguese and Dutch tiles by Jan van Oort cover the walls, while eight paintings by several artists of the time have golden frames. This blending of tile and gilt is typical of Portuguese baroque and this is one of the most notable examples in Lisbon. The building is still occupied by Dominican nuns and the admission charge for the guided tour is one of the ways it raises money for renovations of its works of art.
The building's construction began in 1677 and was completed in 1703. It's considered one of the most original 17th-century baroque convents, mixing gilt, paintings, tiles and marble. The rich baroque and rococo interior decoration contrasts with the sober exterior. Portuguese and Dutch tiles by Jan…
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Ubicación
123 Rua de O Século
Lisboa, Lisboa