Basílica da Estrela

"The Estrela Basilica is a mandatory stop in Lisbon. It is also literally a stopping point for tram 28, which is also a must on your visit to Lisbon. Two of the things you really need to do in the city can be found here, in the elegant neighborhood with one of the most beautiful gardens in the capital. But it is the neoclassical church of the 17th century. XVIII that deserves your full attention. Its two bell towers ring enchantingly, while its paintings by Pompeu Botoni and Pedro Alexandrino accentuate the baroque characteristics of its interior. Being a simplified replica of the Mafra Convent, it is also the result of a promise from Queen D. Maria I, hoping for a male child. Its huge white dome marks the city's profile. And the interior, decorated with white, yellow, pink, blue and black marble, houses the magnificent tomb of this queen, as well as a unique nativity scene by Machado de Castro, with 500 pieces in cork and terracotta. Let yourself be dazzled by Estrela."

"Located next to the Jardim da Estrela, the Basilica offers amazing views of the city from its roof. Within the walls of the Basilica you can find the Tomb of Queen Maria I, one of the only members of the Bragança line not buried in Igreja de São Vicente de Fora. "

"The Basílica da Estrela in Lisbon is a stunning 18th-century church known for its neoclassical architecture and iconic dome. Set against the backdrop of the Estrela Park, the basilica is a prominent and picturesque landmark in the city."