Lisbon, Portugal

Estrela Basilica

A massive neoclassical and late-baroque basilica known for its huge dome and ornate facade. Commissioned by Queen Maria I of Portugal, it is one of Lisbon's most impressive churches and features an elaborate nativity scene by sculptor Machado de Castro.

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Estrela Basilica is in Lisbon, Portugal. Coordinates: 38.71312, -9.16086. Open in Google Maps

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