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Wonderful place faced to Rio de Janeiro (Cristo Redentor). Close to 25 de Abril bridge is a must seen place in Portugal. Cristo always blessing our people!
This is a very prominent statue across the river from Lisbon. We arrived by cruise ship and it is very impressive to see as that is the only large feature on that side of the river.
We were in Lisbon and we decided to take a trip to the National sanctuary of Cristo Rei. People usually visit this place to take pics with the Rio de Janeiro look-alike statue and the Golden gate similar bridge. There is no entrance fee and...More
Good short trip across Lisbon with a 10min ferry ride for 1.25 euros one way. Then ride the bus 101 which has a lot of trips going to this site. The bus ride is about 10min. The area of Cristo Rei has clean toilets and...More
It was still very interesting to see it from across the river and then again approaching the city from the south. Saw it one day from the castle shrouded in fog along with the bridge.
This was a spontaneous visit based on our ability to see a tall crucifixion statue atop a high hill overlooking Lisbon. We decided to go there and what we found was totally unexpected. The statue is the obvious landmark, a shrine to Christ; but there's...More
Take the ferry from the port Cais de Sodre to Cacilhas and then find bus 101. It will take you directly to the statue in 15 minutes and much easier than trying to walk. Tuktuk drivers charge Euro10 but it is cheaper on the bus....More
We went there in April and luckily it was not busy at all. Get there with the ferry and the 101 bus very cheap and easy to do. Kids can run around and you can enjoy the view of the bridge, the town and the...More
We took the cheap passenger ferry from the port Cais de Sodre to Cacilhas. It is a very long walk uphill to the Cristo Rei so unless this is what you really want to do I would recommend taking the 101 bus directly to the...More
Part of the fun is to go the the Cristo Rei by taking the ferry from Cais de Sodre to Cacilhas and then walking along the derelict quays of Ginjal towards the panoramic lift and then cross the sleepy town of Almada. You can take...More
