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A small yet beautiful gem! My family and I so enjoyed it! A clever use of the nave as a small museum. Please be aware there are two upright sitting South American mummies that may be upsetting to smaller children.
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Date of experience: November 2020
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The ruins of the old church are awesome. And a reminder of the disasters that can strike. I was here on a walking tour and very much liked it. And the guide knew how to get up the hill without doing the stairs. The walls are most all that is left but you can see how great it once was.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Carmo Archaeological Museum is located in the ruins of the Carmo Monastery in Lisbon. The museum was founded in 1864 . Its greatest purpose was to protect the national heritage that was deteriorating and wasted . Take your time seeing not only the exhibits but also the extraordinary architecture and historical importance of this church -museum. The beauty and magic of this place is worth visiting.…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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The glund is quite small. Just 1 court if you like. At the end there is a small museum. Inside it has various exhibits such as stone tools from 2000BC to peru mummies and an eqyptian mummy. I find it a bit odd to have them inside.
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Date of experience: June 2020
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This Archaeological Museum is located in the ruins of the old Church of Santa Maria do Carmo, which was destroyed earthquake in 1755. This museum is very tiny, but the place itself is unique and very peaceful.
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Date of experience: September 2019
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