The Lisbon Cathedral, or Sé de Lisboa, is more than a religious landmark; it's a cornerstone of the city's identity. 

Standing since the 12th century, this formidable edifice has witnessed Lisbon's evolution, surviving earthquakes and sieges to remain a symbol of resilience and faith. Inside, the blend of architectural styles tells the story of Lisbon itself, from Romanesque roots to Gothic and Baroque flourishes, each chapel and cloister a chapter in the city's saga. The Sé invites you to explore its shadowed aisles and sunlit courtyards, where history resonates with the sound of solemn prayers and the whispers of centuries past.

Best time/season to visit:
The cathedral offers a serene escape from Lisbon's bustling streets year-round, with its cool interiors providing respite during the hot summer months.