Overview:

After the dissolution of the order in 1833, the monastery served as an orphanage and school until 1940. During the 19th century, the chapel was transformed into a memorial in honor of poets and local heroes such as Vasco da Gama and Luís de Camões.
Come explore what is a significant part of Portuguese identity and culture in addition to being a remarkable piece of architecture.

Highlights:

• Admire the Portuguese Late Gothic or Manueline architecture from the 16th century.
• On the banks of the Tagus River, take in the splendor of Jerónimos Monastery.
• See the monuments honoring poet Luís de Camões and renowned adventurer Vasco da Gama.
• Investigate this late 15th-century World Heritage Site.
• Find out why the Portuguese identity and culture heavily rely on their monasteries.