Capuchos Convent

Historical landmark · Lisbon

Capuchos Convent

Historical landmark · Lisbon
Estr. dos Capuchos, 2705-000 Colares, Portugal

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Highlights

Nestled amidst enchanting natural scenery, this medieval convent-turned-hilltop monastery offers a serene escape with chic rooms and stunning river views.  

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Estr. dos Capuchos, 2705-000 Colares, Portugal Get directions

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Features

wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom

Last updated

Mar 5, 2025

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Trina Chambers

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I want to come back here and spend hours exploring the areas and quietly contemplating the people who lived here. Very quiet and remote. It felt like sacred ground.

Ksenia Held

Google
Such a magical place. We bought tickets for a night guided tour. It was amazing. It was beyond our expectations. Even to get there was an adventure.I think everyone owes this place a visit just to see monks humble lifestyle and their respect for the nature. Beautiful and sad at the same time. Guide Bertrand was very passionate and interesting. Highly recommended.

Theresa Bell

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I almost hesitate to review because I don't want too many people to visit! It is truly a magical place, kept in wonderful shape. They put great effort into restoring and preserving the historical nature of the place.

Jayne Miller

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Love the nature scene and absolutely enjoyed the convent. Have to say the gentleman in charge did not offer an audio guide at ticket sale. Let us walk all the way down then blamed his women colleague. So freaking lame.

Chris Kinnersley

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Incredibly quiet, atmospheric and humble hermitage dating from 1560. The site is fed by natural springs and many of the tiny rooms, cells, stairs and narrow corridors used by the Capuchin Franciscans are excavated in the rock. A really beautiful place to visit and a must see!

Jamie Hay

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My favourite place in Portugal so far, admittedly only three days in. Incredibly atmospheric, set amongst moss covered boulders and trees in an isolated spot. It felt like a scene from a fantasy novel. Cork bark used for shutters, doors, frames, benches, boulders bulging out of walls. Remnant decorative features including a skull and Cross bones! A must visit.

Craig Phillips

Google
We loved this place. We took an Uber from Sintra. There isn't another way to get there. we had the place to ourselves for an hour. It's truly worth the track up. If you feel like it afterwards walk through the forest on fire trails to Monserrate Palace. It took us 45mins easy down hill the whole way. It was beautiful in the forest with lakes, ponds and a waterfall.

Susan Ramos

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It is breathtaking beautiful. A beautiful and peaceful place one created for prayer meditation to honor God so unlike your everyday convent evident by the humility in which, it is evident, the friars leaved! As you walk through the facolity you are transported to a different time, a period... a way of life different than ours. It is a place i recommend people definitely visit!