Igreja de Santa Luzia
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Brad
Hongkong, China178.339 Beiträge
Apr. 2023
The Church of Santa Luzia is located at Largo Santa Luzia in the Alfama district. It is a National Monument and the location of one of Lisbon's finest viewpoints of the lower Alfama neighbourhood and Tangus River. Historically, Santa Luzia was originally built in the 12th century upon the grounds of a former Moorish fortification during the reign of D. Alfonso Henriques. However, the church you see today was the result of rebuilding in the aftermath of the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake by architect Mateus Vicente da Oliveira. Note the Maltese Cross above the entrance, linking to the church to the Order of the Knights of Malta.
Probably the most interesting feature of the Church of the Santa Luzia are the large azulejo tile scenes located on the southern walls of the church which you can see from the terraced garden area of the miradouro very well. One panel scene depicts the Christian siege upon the grounds of St. George Castle in 1147 AD. Another large panel is of Praça do Comércio and predates the infamous 1755 quake, providing a glimpse into what the large square looked like prior to be mostly destroyed and rebuilt. Look up from there and you'll be able to see a third interesting azulejo tiled image of St. Lucy, for whom the church is named can be seen on the wall as well.
Probably the most interesting feature of the Church of the Santa Luzia are the large azulejo tile scenes located on the southern walls of the church which you can see from the terraced garden area of the miradouro very well. One panel scene depicts the Christian siege upon the grounds of St. George Castle in 1147 AD. Another large panel is of Praça do Comércio and predates the infamous 1755 quake, providing a glimpse into what the large square looked like prior to be mostly destroyed and rebuilt. Look up from there and you'll be able to see a third interesting azulejo tiled image of St. Lucy, for whom the church is named can be seen on the wall as well.
Verfasst am 10. Juni 2023
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Angel J. G
Valencia, Spanien485 Beiträge
Apr. 2023
No entramos, pero desde el mirado estuvimos dando una vuelta alrrededor y es muy bonita. Emplazada en un sitio de mucha altura.
La plaza con gente y buen ambiente.
La plaza con gente y buen ambiente.
Verfasst am 7. Mai 2023
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Priscilla U
São Paulo, SP21 Beiträge
Aug. 2022 • Familie
Diz na internet que abre de sábado, mas a informação não é verdadeira! Sempre fechada! Cheia de ambulantes!
Verfasst am 20. August 2022
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StephenCross
Dublin, Irland31.546 Beiträge
Aug. 2021 • Paare
Church is half way up the the hill towards the castle. There is a nice bell tower and a great viewing point to the side of the church .
Verfasst am 30. August 2021
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Mairwen1
Vereinigtes Königreich11.666 Beiträge
März 2020
The highlight at this small 12th century church are the traditional azulejos blue and white tiled panels on the exterior side wall. It’s one of the oldest churches in Lisbon and was built at a time when Afonso I the Conqueror (Afonso Henriques) had managed to defeat the Moors and secure Portugese independence.
One of the tiled panels shows the historic scene when his army finally captured St Jorge Castle in 1147. This is the moment where, after a long 4 month siege, one of Afonso’s knights, Martim Moniz, spotted an open side gate. He saw his opportunity and threw his body into the open gateway, keeping the door ajar long enough for Afonso’s army to storm the castle. It was a game-changer. The Moors were defeated and Lisbon was won. The other large panel shows Lisbon’s main square, the Praça do Comércio, before the 1755 earthquake and tsunami destroyed it.
If you look higher up, near the lamp, there is one more small panel of St Luzia (Lucy). All the symbols of St Luzia are here. She is holding a palm leaf, a symbol of martyrdom and victory over evil. More shockingly. More shockingly, she also holds a bowl of eyeballs. When she refused to give up her Christian beliefs, Paschasius, the Governor of Syracuse, ordered her eyes to be gouged out. She is also standing barefoot on a pile of dry branches, with a sword lying menacingly at her feet. When her Roman torturers tried to burn her alive, the fire wouldn’t catch and in frustration, they killed her by thrusting the sword into her neck instead.
The church has the very distinctive Maltese cross which means that it belonged to the Knights of Malta, a military order that defended and protected pilgrims.
The other highlight here is the terrace area alongside the church has a panoramic view. From here you can look out over the red terracotta rooftops of Alfama and beyond to the river Tagus. The terrace has seating and decoratively tiled walls. It a very picturesque spot.
GETTING THERE: It’s very easy to get here and I’d highly recommend catching the famous #28 tram and getting off at the Miradouro das Portas do Sol. Once you’ve seen the view here, walk the 1 minute downhill to Santa Luzia.
One of the tiled panels shows the historic scene when his army finally captured St Jorge Castle in 1147. This is the moment where, after a long 4 month siege, one of Afonso’s knights, Martim Moniz, spotted an open side gate. He saw his opportunity and threw his body into the open gateway, keeping the door ajar long enough for Afonso’s army to storm the castle. It was a game-changer. The Moors were defeated and Lisbon was won. The other large panel shows Lisbon’s main square, the Praça do Comércio, before the 1755 earthquake and tsunami destroyed it.
If you look higher up, near the lamp, there is one more small panel of St Luzia (Lucy). All the symbols of St Luzia are here. She is holding a palm leaf, a symbol of martyrdom and victory over evil. More shockingly. More shockingly, she also holds a bowl of eyeballs. When she refused to give up her Christian beliefs, Paschasius, the Governor of Syracuse, ordered her eyes to be gouged out. She is also standing barefoot on a pile of dry branches, with a sword lying menacingly at her feet. When her Roman torturers tried to burn her alive, the fire wouldn’t catch and in frustration, they killed her by thrusting the sword into her neck instead.
The church has the very distinctive Maltese cross which means that it belonged to the Knights of Malta, a military order that defended and protected pilgrims.
The other highlight here is the terrace area alongside the church has a panoramic view. From here you can look out over the red terracotta rooftops of Alfama and beyond to the river Tagus. The terrace has seating and decoratively tiled walls. It a very picturesque spot.
GETTING THERE: It’s very easy to get here and I’d highly recommend catching the famous #28 tram and getting off at the Miradouro das Portas do Sol. Once you’ve seen the view here, walk the 1 minute downhill to Santa Luzia.
Verfasst am 8. Februar 2021
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Malgorzata
12.083 Beiträge
Juli 2020
The Church of Santa Luzia is a church located next to the Santa Luzia viewpoint. The church and place are very beautiful. The Santa Luzia Church was built during the reign of Dom Afonso Henriques. The current structure was erected in the 18th century and renovated after the earthquake in 1755. The temple has the shape of a cross. Lovely church well worth visiting. The whole place looks spectacular.
Verfasst am 28. Januar 2021
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ispac
Barcelona, Spanien18.185 Beiträge
März 2020
Pequeña iglesia de estilo barroco junto al mirador de Santa Lucía, en el barrio de Alfama. Es un iglesia de planta en cruz latina, construida en el siglo XVIII por los caballeros de la Orden de Malta, quienes mantienen su asamblea en ésta instalación. En la paredes exteriores hay dos grandes paneles de azulejos de estilo portugués.
Verfasst am 7. Mai 2020
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ARTHUR M
Recife, PE10.277 Beiträge
Juni 2019
Uma pequena igreja com o Miradouro por trás. Um lugar para se ir antes de subir ao Castelo. Infelizmente estava fechada e podemos ver apenas por fora.
Verfasst am 15. April 2020
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Thiago L
Rio de Janeiro, RJ4.402 Beiträge
Nov. 2019
Não se trata de uma crítica ou que a igreja seja feia, mas o fato é que este é um local religioso e não tanto um ponto turístico.
Como local religioso, ela cumpre sua função. Além disso, é administrada pela antiquíssima Ordem de Malta (tradicional ordem religiosa que remonta a época dos Cavaleiros Templários).
Com isso, trata-se de um ponto histórico e religioso mas que não proporciona belas visões, rara beleza ou outro atrativo turístico que façam valer a pena reservar um tempo da viagem para conhecer.
É pedido (não cobrado) uma doação para a Ordem de Malta ao entrar, mas ninguém chega a constranger com isso. Por fora ela é bonita e compõe bem com o ambiente, mas por dentro é bem acanhada e simples.
Como local religioso, ela cumpre sua função. Além disso, é administrada pela antiquíssima Ordem de Malta (tradicional ordem religiosa que remonta a época dos Cavaleiros Templários).
Com isso, trata-se de um ponto histórico e religioso mas que não proporciona belas visões, rara beleza ou outro atrativo turístico que façam valer a pena reservar um tempo da viagem para conhecer.
É pedido (não cobrado) uma doação para a Ordem de Malta ao entrar, mas ninguém chega a constranger com isso. Por fora ela é bonita e compõe bem com o ambiente, mas por dentro é bem acanhada e simples.
Verfasst am 18. Februar 2020
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Carlos S
Lissabon, Portugal13.999 Beiträge
Aug. 2019
Uma das igrejas mais bonitas de Lisboa e localizada numa zona excelente.Não percebo porque esta igreja se encontra fechada.
Verfasst am 11. Dezember 2019
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