Reservatorio da Patriarcal

This underground reservoir is a testament to 19th-century engineering in Lisbon.

Designed by the French engineer Mary in 1856, it was constructed between 1860 and 1864 to support the city’s water distribution system. With a capacity of 880m³, it features 31 striking pillars that embody its architectural beauty and historical significance.

Remarkable Features

📏 The reservoir's impressive 31 pillars create a captivating atmosphere for visitors. 🌊 It played a crucial role in Lisbon's infrastructure for water supply. 🏛️ The site reflects a rich history and represents the evolution of urban water systems.

Accessible to the public, it offers insight suitable for tourists, families, and historians interested in Lisbon's water heritage.