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  • Explore every corner of the grand Rua Augusta Arch with your ticket.
  • Learn about its long history and stories in the Clock Room while admiring statues on towering columns.
  • Reach a terrace offering panoramic 360° city views via elevator, then ascend further by spiral staircase.
  • Visit Praça do Comércio nearby for an experience filled with shops, outdoor cafés, mosaic pavements, and street artists!
  • Did you know? The construction of the Rua Augusta Arch spanned nearly 120 years.

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Rua Augusta Arch in Lisbon with people walking in the plaza.
Statues on Rua Augusta Arch in Lisbon, Portugal.
Ceiling detail of Rua Augusta Arch in Lisbon, Portugal.

Rua Augusta Arch: A Testament to Lisbon's Resilience

Situated at a prominent location in Lisbon, Portugal, Rua Augusta Arch stands as an enduring symbol of the city’s resilience. This architectural marvel offers visitors stunning panoramic views from its highest viewpoint, showcasing downtown and nearby landmarks like Terreiro do Paço square, historic Baixa area, Sé Cathedral, and River Tagus.

Statues on Display

The upper level is adorned with grand statues crafted by Célestin Anatole Calmels. These include the towering figures of “Glory” crowning both “Genius” and “Valour.” Below them are works by Vítor Bastos, featuring historical icons such as Viriatus, Vasco da Gama, the Marquis of Pombal, and Nuno Álvares Pereira.

The Grand Clock and Its History

One cannot miss the grand clock at Rua Augusta Arch with its intricate filigree design. The adjacent Clock Room (Sala do Relógio) offers a deep dive into the monument’s history, from its inception following the 1755 earthquakes to its completion in 1875.

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From the top, you'll enjoy panoramic views of Lisbon's downtown area including Terreiro do Paço square, historic Baixa area, Sé Cathedral, and River Tagus.

At the uppermost level, you'll find the tallest statues by Célestin Anatole Calmels depicting “Glory” crowning “Genius” and “Valour.”

The statues below, created by Vítor Bastos, represent historical figures Viriatus, Vasco da Gama, Marquis of Pombal, and Nuno Álvares Pereira.

The construction of Rua Augusta Arch took almost 120 years to be completed.

Your ticket grants you entry to explore all areas within the triumphal arch, including its grand Clock Room and top terrace offering city views.

You can reach the top by taking an elevator followed by a spiral staircase for stunning 360° city views from there.

Adjacent to the arch, you'll find Praça do Comércio with its charming stores, outdoor cafés, mosaic pavements, and sometimes street artists performing nearby.

Yes, your ticket does not cover personal expenses like meals or souvenirs during the visit.

No, travel insurance is not covered in this ticket and should be arranged separately if needed.

The ticket provides entry to explore all areas within the triumphal structure of the Rua Augusta Arch.

Atop the arch, you'll find the highest statues by Célestin Anatole Calmels depicting 'Glory' crowning ‘Genius’ and ‘Valour’, along with Vítor Bastos's sculptures representing Viriatus, Vasco da Gama, the Marquis of Pombal, and Nuno Álvares Pereira.

Visitors are treated to a panoramic view that includes Terreiro do Paço square, the historic Baixa area, Sé Cathedral, and the River Tagus.

The construction of the Rua Augusta Arch took almost 120 years to complete.

After ascending via elevator and a spiral staircase, you'll have access to an open-air terrace offering 360° views of Lisbon's cityscape.

The charming plaza known as Praça do Comércio is adjacent to the Rua Augusta Arch, featuring stores and outdoor cafés with mosaic pavements.

Yes, personal expenses are not included in your ticket purchase.

The arch is a formidable symbol of resilience and architectural prowess that celebrates Portugal's storied past through its intricate statues and triumphant structure.

Visitors can delve into the rich heritage by exploring each statue within the grand Clock Room, where every sculpture shares a unique story.

The arch is adorned with high columns featuring statues that narrate tales from ancient Portugal and offer insights into its rich history.

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