The Chapel of Our Lady of Monserrate an 18th century built beneath one of the arches of the Aqueduct of Sao Bento Street in Lisbon.
The chapel was built in was built in 1768. Its design is simple: a whitewashed façade with a triangular pediment. It was dedicated to Our Lady of Monserrate, who was the patron saint of the French artisans that worked in the nearby Royal Silk Factory of Lisbon.
The Saint Elizabeth's Church or Igreja de Santa Isabel is a Catholic parish in Western Lisbon.
Since 1783, Igreja de São Mamede has been the parish seat of São Mamede, a former quarter of the city of Lisbon that occupies the hillside of the Castle of São Jorge.
Saint Geroge's is a 19th-century Anglican church in Lisbon.
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