The tower is just round the corner from the castle and was really enjoyable. Although not the biggest tower, you get a free drink with your ticket and a video detailing the history of the church and Lisbon. For the low cost of the tower especially with a Lisbon card, it's well worth a visit.

Straight out from Lisbon Castle and I decide to go into this. It's a good reflective peaceful church that allows one to unwind their mind, like most churches do. It has nice statues and paintings and is good to sit in.

The church is undergoing renovation, so we couldn't see much – only the area around the altar. However, you can pray in silence here, and then climb the bell tower, which offers a beautiful view of part of the city. There's no crowd (or maybe we were just lucky), so at the top of the bell tower, you can quietly listen to the wind and even touch the church bells. The entrance fee is 5 €, and it includes a drink of your choice – I recommend trying ginja for a complete experience. At the entrance, there is a small souvenir shop where you can buy a keepsake. If you are Catholic, if your parents are, or if you're on a path to conversion, or you simply respect other cultures, I recommend buying one of the beautiful wooden rosaries they sell here for 6 €.

If you go all the way up to the top of Alfama, you will find the Castle of St. George, and you will also find this tower. There is a large complex on this strategic spot, and you can sit and rest after your climb. Nice views from up here.