Carmo Archaeological Museum

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Sep 18, 2025 - Sep 19, 2025
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Visiting Convento do Carmo

Convento do Carmo, a striking remnant of Lisbon's past, offers visitors a glimpse into its vibrant history.

Founded in 1389 by the Carmelite Order, the convent suffered significant damage during the 1755 earthquake, leading to its present-day roofless appearance. Its architectural significance lies in its Gothic style, with intricate stonework and cloisters. The site also serves as an archaeology museum, preserving precious artifacts that display its cultural importance.

Remarkable Highlights

  • 🏰 Ruined Gothic Architecture
  • 🏺 Archaeological Exhibits
  • 📜 Historical Significance

Accessible for all, the convent is free to enter, making it a great spot for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Carmo Archaeological Museum

Gothic Masterpiece

The convent exemplifies Gothic architecture with unique design features.

1755 Earthquake

The devastating earthquake destroyed much of the original structure, leading to its current state.

Archaeological Finds

The museum houses various archeological artifacts from different historical periods.

Location

Largo do Carmo

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