Beautiful free church to visit. Nice look around the church and free exhibition at the back. This church has lots and lots of relics! There is free toilets and if you want to see more relics you can pay to enter the museum next door

If you go up to the upper part of the city you cannot miss entering the church of San Roque. Admission is free and, despite not being on the best-known circuit, it is worth taking the time to visit it. The painted wooden ceiling stands out

This was one of the most decorated church of this trip and surprised that not more visitors were here to see it. It was free to enter but if one wanted to visit the museum next door then it charged a small admission. Almost every inch was covered with paintings, statues, gilding and so much more. We spent a lot of time looking at the sumptuous details. This church also showcased a large number of reliquaries, some in containers representing the body part inside. I was used to seeing just a few in other churches but here they were plentiful. Don’t miss this church!

This Jesuit church is located on one side of Largo Trinidade Coelho and its austere façade (renovated after the 1755 earthquake) should not be deceiving. In fact, the interior of this building, built in Renaissance style in 1570, as per the classic Jesuit tradition, is a masterpiece of baroque decoration, including paintings, marble and semi-precious stones, wood, stucco and azulejos. The interior with a single large nave houses four large chapels on each side plus four smaller ones in the short transept, on the sides of the presbytery. As soon as you enter, more than the majestic high altar you will be struck by the ceiling of the nave, entirely painted with the trompe l'oeil technique and the numerous paintings which, in addition to being present in almost all the chapels, crowd the walls of the nave above the arches of the chapels (in the center of the nave, within two niches on each side above the pulpits, there are the marble statues of the evangelists). The eighteenth-century organ located in the choir loft of the counter-façade will not escape attention, but the decorative richness is expressed above all in the chapels of the nave, all of particular beauty; However, the first on the right (capela da Senhora da Doutrina), the third on the right (capela de São Roque), the fourth on the right (capela do Santíssimo Sacramento) and the third on the left (capela da Piedade) stand out above all. The fourth on the left (capela de São João Baptista) deserves a separate discussion, a very precious chapel for the materials used, and a valuable all-Italian work: it was in fact built in Italy, and precisely in Rome in 1742, based on a design by the architects Nicola Salvi and Carlo Vanvitelli, then dismantled, transported to Lisbon and rebuilt here in 1750; the precious objects that adorned the chapel are now on display in the museum adjacent to the church; however, the marbles, semi-precious stones and mosaics that adorn the floor and walls remain.

It was originally dedicated to Saint Rox, the patron saint of plague patients, and was located on the grounds of this church, where the graves and chapels of those who died from the plague were buried. In the 16th century, Francis Xavier and other Jesuit monks came to Lisbon, and this church also belonged to the Society of Jesus. The church was also used by the Tensho Keno Shonen Mission sent by Christian daimyōs in Kyushu, Japan, to stay in Lisbon. The exterior was simple with a Mannerist facade, but the interior was luxurious and majestic with a lot of traditional Portuguese gold mudwork called talha Durada. If you can see this interior for free, I think the value for money is a good place.

This church is quite basic from the outside and does not really make you want to enter. Once inside, what a delight. Baroque style, a quantity of statues, paintings and ornaments synonymous with great artistic richness. The ceiling is sublime but a little dark to discover all the details. Must-see if you're visiting the neighborhood.

One of the first Jesuit churches in the world, with a stunning interior. Lavish decorations of gilded carvings, marble, tiles, gold, paintings and artifacts. The painting of the ceiling is really impressive.

It is a double-sided church, as simple on the outside as it is rich and decorated on the inside! Built in the 16th century, this church has several chapels worth visiting. The structure can be easily reached via the Gloria elevator.

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