Altis Belém Hotel & Spa
5 StarsPanoramic rooftop pool, Michelin-starred Feitoria Restaurant
Panoramic rooftop pool, Michelin-starred Feitoria Restaurant
Boutique design hotel concept, Secluded courtyard terrace
Outdoor pool with garden terrace, Gastronomic dining at Ânfora
Streamlined wood-accented rooms, Alegro Alfragide shopping proximity
Exclusive Royal suites, Outdoor pool and lake house
Iconic 25 de Abril Bridge views, Heated indoor swimming pool
Pop art themed design, Proximity to Jerónimos Monastery
Tasca da Memória restaurant, Intimate spa and wellness area
Panoramic Cristo Rei views, Portuguese-inspired healthy dining
Hilltop retreat with Tagus views, Outdoor pool with swim-up bar
Rooms with unique design elements, Belém neighborhood proximity
Monsanto Forest Park proximity, Secure private parking facilities
Adults-only indoor pool access, Modern Scandinavian-inspired design
Lush courtyard swimming pool, Artistic and eclectic interiors
Spacious premium suites, Expansive heated indoor pool
Spacious suites with private terraces, Outdoor swimming pool with river views
Outdoor pool and Lobby Garden Bar, Horizonte rooftop restaurant
Iconic high-rise city views, Authentic Italian dining at Il Gattopardo
Traditional Portuguese gastronomy, Interconnecting family suites
Rooms with balconies and river views, Pet-friendly accommodation
Art-filled library, Rooftop swimming pool with views
Panoramic rooms with city terraces, Gutsy gourmet burger restaurant
Art deco vintage design concept, Family-friendly studio layouts
Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, Lapa Restaurant Mediterranean cuisine
Hillside valley views, Indoor and outdoor swimming pools
Wellness and spa services, Fifth-floor outdoor terrace
Global flavors at MOJJO, Innovative Mega and Extra rooms
Authentic Portuguese gastronomy, Lisbon-themed artistic interiors
Garden-inspired interior concept, Upper floor panoramic balconies
Indoor swimming pool, Garden patio for relaxation and events
Upscale rooftop infinity pool, Expansive Sayanna Wellness spa
Soundproofed city-view retreats, Portuguese gastronomy at Espaço Jardim
Inner courtyard views, Boho-inspired vintage decor
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
This monument stands proudly on the Tagus River water front in the Belem district of Lisbon, symbolically looking out over the river on which Portugal’s historic explorers set off to conquer the world. It is a ‘must see’ stop on any tour of historic Lisbon, but not necessarily a ‘must enter’ site. The monument can be entered and there is a video presentation of the history of Lisbon available inside. However the vast majority of visitors will simply take photographs of the monument and its surroundings. It was built in 1960 as a commemoration of the death 500 years earlier of Henry the Navigator. There are carved figures up each side of the monument, which is shaped like the prow of a ship. Open Times are daily 9am to 6.30pm (July to August), 9am to 5pm (September to June); closed Mondays and it is easily accessible by bus. It is located approximately 5 minutes walk to the (much older) Belem Tower and is just across the street from the Jeronimos Monastery. The pavement in front of the monument is inlaid with maps of the world. From the waterfront, visitors can see the statue of Christ the King in the distance, behind the new bridge which spans the Tagus.
Monument to the Discoverers is one of the top attractions in Lisbon, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Monument to the Discoverers, Doca de Belém, Centro Cultural de Belem, Praca do Império, Jardim Botânico Tropical, all within a convenient distance from Monument to the Discoverers.