We came there by taxi, since it'd have taken too long with a bus. It's worth it, especially in a clear day. The view is pretty much all across the metropolitan area of Lisbon. €6 to get up with the elevator and then a staircase. The employees there are OK, not so friendly, but do their best to ensure order and answer questions in English. "God is love" is written in different languages, meaningful for those who believe, I assume.

There's a public parking lot and some street parking when you go here. We didn't know until we got to the top of the hill so don't make the same mistake we did as it was quite a walk. We waited in line for a long time but the view was worth the wait. Nice view of Lisbon. Tickets are bought right before you enter (when you get to the front of the line). Adults are 8€ and it's cash only.

Incredible place with spectacular view! There is an elevator and the ticket costs 8 euro. There is a convenient transport from the city center and the bus stop is only 5 minutes away.

Nice and peaceful place, worth visiting with stunning view. Ticket up to see Jesus closer is 6€. Opened from 10am easily accessible from the city center by bus. Good café just below the statue as well. Whole place is easily accessible for everybody.

A fun stop to make when visiting Lisbon. Admission is 6 euros for adults and 3 euros for children. They only take cash and there is no need to buy tickets in advance. There is a quick elevator ride which takes you near the top. You then climb two flights of stairs to reach the observation deck which has some amazing views. Upon leaving the observation deck you literally must exit through a gift shop just underneath the statue. There are at least two chapels on site.

Spectacular monument!! We didn’t go to the top but a nice area where you can walk on the grounds and have a fantastic view of Lisbon! Would definitely recommend visiting even for an hour or so. Toilets are clean. We took the bus 753 and walked for 12minutes to get there but you can get the ferry over which is quicker.

Very good place! The Christ is very nice and in general the whole place is beautiful. I believe going up to the christ statue is not worth it because you would get to have the same views from the ground floor. The view of Lisbon is astonishing, it may be a bit far from the city but if you have time go for it!

If you visit Lisbon must take ride across bridge and what you see from here will be breathtaking. Monument and view from there is best. Ticket to go up but but this is must. Best photo opportunity here.

This place was super cool! I was reading some of the history of it and it was inspired by the bigger statue in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. The Portuguese built this because they were thankful that God spared Portugal during WW2. you get a breath taking view of Lisbon. And if you choose to go to the top of the statue, it's $8 euro per person and it's cash only.

Very easy and cheap to get to from central Lisbon. The ferry is frequent, as is the bus on the other side. The statue with its huge plinth is very imposing, though, from close quarters at any rate, not such as to inspire devotion (not in me, anyway!). Really, the most impressive aspect is the amazing view. Access is reasonable, though there are a lot of stairs to climb. There are toilets close by and a nice cafe with plenty of seating in the shade. Get there early to avoid the crowds.

Cristo Rei is an amazing statue in Lisbon. It's really tall and you can see the whole city from there. Inside, it's pretty and calm, and there's a cool history to learn about. You can easily get there by car or bus. Take the elevator to the top for the best views.

Such a stunning place. You don't realise how large it is from across the river. It is on the hill so it's a hard walk up. There are buses up that stop just outside. I recommend going up the lift as the views are amazing.

If its the first time visiting Portugal you should go to this monument! The view is astonishing. It takes a 30 min travel by bus to the area of the monument. And you need a ticket to get to the final level of the statue.

Phenomenal structure dedicated to the Christian faith, that is located near the water and overlooks the beautiful bridge that goes into the main city of Lisbon. Tickets are 8 euros and well worth the price. The tickets are easy to get in the bottom floor office and there is a small cafe and gift shop outside. The elevator is a great addition to the structure. There are a few more steps after the elevator ride that you need to be aware of. You can take pictures from the very top and you have a 360 view of all that Lisboa had to offer and gaze upon.

Honestly, it's not worth it. The views from the viewing platform are great, but it with the constant queueing (for the tickets, then for the lift, them to exit via the gift shop and finally for the lift again). Something that could take 5/10 minutes takes around an hour. And that's from an afternoon visit in February. I can't imagine the hell it would be if busy

Superb place with a great view. You can have a look at the bridge which connects east and west Lisbon and far away the Atlantic Ocean. It was so windy that one can find it difficult to hold a mobile for taking pictures. For further great view one can go to the top by shelling 8 euros. Ample of parking space available with a cafeteria serving great coffee.

Great journey using public transport of ferry and bus. Fabulous place. Lovely gardens to walk around. Didn't go up because the queue was very long. However the views are incredible and a lovely peaceful atmosphere in the gardens.

Great views, we got a tuk tuk from the ferry terminal as no buses were running. It takes quite a while to get access to the lifts but the views are worth it

It was pretty a lOng but beautiful journey to reach here. We came by bus and enjoyed the view of the bridge. You can also reach there by taxi or even a fairy. It was a stormy and rainy day, and this is the reason for not seeing too many people there. We did not go up for the upper view as down there. The view was amazing. It's just that if there were more cafes or restaurants around this monument, it would be great. The road which leads to this moment is not also very delightful, and I suppose they have forgotten to make some effort for this part of Lisbon. Otherwise, we enjoyed our short visit there and were happy to see this monument.

Forum Almada is a popular shopping destination for locals and tourists alike, as it offers a wide range of shopping and entertainment options. The mall has a modern and spacious design, making it a comfortable and enjoyable place to spend time. If you're looking for a shopping center to visit in Lisbon, Forum Almada is definitely worth considering. Nice kids area plus the food court is great with lots of food options.

Possibly the best and largest shopping center have ever been to, it is huge with three floors packed with absolutely everything you may need, it's so big my wife and I only saw one floor level and two and a bit hours had passed, for those of you that enjoy buying gifts for friends and family or just to eat out and shop for yourselves this is a must I think you'll be surprised at the size and variety of this place.

Shopping Forum Almada, is where I go every weekend, there I find everything I need, in addition to great restaurants and an excellent cinema, an easily accessible place and ample parking, with total security.

Great place to shop, eat and chill

This mall is very good! It is very convenient to buy and sell a variety of goods! Many restaurants!

🐕‍🦺Dog Washing Station @ Almada Fórum. Mermaid entrance underground Park Floor Level -1

This shopping mall is so big, we were only able to cover a quarter of it while we were here for 2 hours. It all is very neat, clean and well designed. Having something to eat at the top floor, before heading home makes the question "what's for dinner" much easier to answer.

As mall for shopping have a good variety and a big super market where you could buy everything! They have a copy center, book stores, electronics, ticket fnac center, food and good cinemas. If you have kids don't let them go playing in the children park It's never clean! It stinks. It's smelly and dirty! A open field for diseases. NEVER CLEAN. They have a good stroller free service and only elevators in the middle. So always that you need to go other level... have to walk half of the mall to catch a lift. There are 4 lifts but usually only 2 works and everyone wants to used it.... good and free car parking! No free lockers. Decathlon is 5 min walking distance and also leroy.

I hate shopping malls, that being said, this is probably the best one I've been to. It's big and spacious, the mall itself is quite pleasant to go through and even explore for those who aren't familiar with it. The architecture is fascinating often giving a premium kind of feeling. It also has a nice outdoors space near the restaurants. Free parking It has cinema and basically everything you'd need.

Good shopping centre with primark. Nice cafe at the entrance that does vegan milks & has friendly staff. Great big cinema also with excellent sound & good prices especially if you go during the day.

I used to love taking my coffee here until I got served by this condescending blonde woman that was particularly infect. However the other girl with a hygienic face mask and piercings is really sweet and professional.

It had its best days, now it's like "ok". The Nespresso store is a plus for the mall, plus they have 3D printer where you can engrave words in th mugs or cups you buy in-store, for free. But you have to engrave on the same day you buy.

A large shopping centre with all of the chains you'd expect plus a huge auchan hypermarket

The parking situation is very though when you arrive late. Also no public showers and toilets. But a great beach with a lot of space and possibilities to rent stuf.

Amazing landscape😍

Very busy in July, kind of run down, partly dirty areas, one restaurant/coffee place to the next. I believe a well known area for surf schools.

Great summer beach in July. We took an Uber ride here. Great balance of wind and sun. In the afternoon, the water warms up enough for swimming. There is plenty of space for everyone.

Lovely and clean beach. Water is a bit chill, about 20°C and big waves, so not the best beach for a swimming. Chill out and enjoy the sun and the views with cold drinks 🌞

Beautiful easy to get from Cacilhas. But you know some buses sometime never show up.

no garbage was on the beach! very nice sand, necessary shops are near by, no beach selling people, free parking. perfect!!

You can't find much on this, so it's almost a "wild beach" - lovely to spend the afternoon

Spacious beach, but marred by heavy traffic and chaotic parking. Seafront structures lack organization and appeal, making the area less enjoyable.

Beautiful and wild area, old fisher man village, when conditions are good for surfing its just paradise. Enough beach bar along the beach to have a seat and enjoy some local food by the beach, grilled fish is delicious!

It's probably the best beach. However, there's only one access to it, during summer on weekends, in the past few years it's hard to enjoy a nice day at this beach since it gets absolutely overcrowded, meaning there's no parking space whatsoever, barely a place to lay your beach towel on the sand. And since there's only one access to it, the traffic gets absolutely jammed, some people claim that to get back to Lisbon it took nearly 6 Hours.

Very cool beach but ALWAYS packed. Think about bolt or uber, buses are a pain most of the time, even so, enjoyed a lot of the view and waves.

Amazing beach! Super clean and loads of restaurants nearby, “Sào Joào restaurant is my favorite of them all”

What a place to spend the summer.. . Just love this beach . On the week days you got the beach practically all to yourself . At sunset you got the fisherman coming back to land and if you are lucky you would be going home with some fresh fish . Every time I come here it takes me back to my teenager years because nothing has changed . Even the bus that takes us all the way down that steep hill still runs every summer .

One of my fav beaches in Lisbon

This was my second visit. I love it even more. I was with a group of students on the national day. We had a treasure hunt inside and it was amazing. We planned on spending maybe 1 hour but we ended up spending 2h30. The exhibits are amazing and they took a lot od photos. There are also different games around!

The kids enjoyed it immensely. After a week on beaches and by the pool a little culture never hurts! The Cacilhas area is up and coming and a good place to visit.

The frigate as a museum is an extremely beautiful presentation of past maritime history, craftsmanship, use of materials...it has been very well restored. The ticket price is not high. Unfortunately, due to the bad weather, many things on the upper deck were covered, but in the lower deck you could really feel the times gone by

Free when we went. A fantastic boat with lots of interesting history. Well worth a visit. No toilets or accessible entrance. We left our pram outside with nothing in it whilst we looked round.

Amazing historic spot for adults and kids, worth every penny!

A great experience! Very interesting and unique experience. It’s a must-see in a Lisbon visit.

A unique place to visit. There are 4 decks, three down below. What gives it an extra interest are mannequins depicting old time sailors doing different things like loading the cannons. There's a lot of history to see.

At the Ferry landing in Cacilhas visit the restoration dry docks where two historic vessels are on display. Fernando il e Gloria is a well done restoration, while still in progress provides visitors an opportunity to step back in time to see what life was like living aboard. Many well done vigniettes have been curated to provide great visual representation of live on board.

Great spot to get a glimpse of the conditions at sea!!! It is totally worth the 5 euro ticket. Wish the submarine was open for visit, too!

What a great exhibit of a historic ship! Wonderful presentations of life aboard with descriptions in Portuguese and English. Only 5€ (2.50€ for over 65 years old)!

Unique and great visit. Ticket is 5 € for adult.

Restored frigate at the docks near Cacilhas offers a glimpse into a forgotten time of sea travel. About 8€ to go in, or you can catch an open day like I did. Stay a while

So big and so interesting! Real Frigate - recommended to visit

Very beautiful. If you have an interest in history and marine travel, this is surely a great place to visit. I discovered about it while visiting the Marina Museum.

Set up as it would have been in the 1800s, this museum ship allows you a glimpse into a day in the life onboard. Figures are setup throughout as if they paused frozen in place. Displays are in English as well. Easily accessible parking or by ferry make this an easy stop. The nearby panoramic view of Lisbon is also worth seeing.

A convenient modernist elevator that allows a quick access between the riverwalk to Cacilhas and old Almada on top of the hill. The elevator is panoramic, the view is amazing. On top, a bridge spans between the lift and the hill (the part that might be most challenging to the the vertigo afflicted). On the bottom, there are public toilets. The elevator is not always operating though. It's free.

We got stuck on the elevator. It broke down about 30-40 feet from the ground. Fortunately a kind Portuguese family was able to call the fire department and they were able to extract us via a ladder thru the roof panel after about a 50 minute wait. Not great! Otherwise I’m sure this would’ve been a very nice experience.

Beautiful elevator view. Free when we visited on a holy week. Long queue but worth it than walking all the way. You can skip it and choose to walk when going down. Glasses of this elevator need to be cleaned and needs maintenance

Lovely lookout/elevator in Almada. Allows for a magnificent view of Lisbon. Nicely surrounded with a couple of restaurants and bars right there as well. A tad on the dirty side. Appreciate the toilets at the bottom part of it! Very much worth the visit and the walk to it

Dies ist ein toller Aussichtspunkt au den Teju, die Brücke und Lissabon. Ein Aufzug kann kostenlos genutzt werden. Oben angekommen genießt man den Ausblick und/oder geht weiter zur Christus-Statur. Es kann auch ein Weg zum Aussichtspunkt genommen werden. Der Eingang zum Weg befindet sich am Restaurant Ponto Final. (Translated by Google) This is a great viewpoint of the Tegu River, the bridge and Lisbon. An elevator can be used free of charge. Once at the top, enjoy the view and/or continue to the statue of Christ. A path can also be taken to the viewpoint. The entrance to the path is at the Ponto Final restaurant.

We had bought a 24hr metro pass so took the ferry over for a look. Turned right from terminal and walked along path by waters edge. We discovered the elevator by surprise and was free to use and someone is there to operate it. You get a good look at the view on the way up. Saves heaps of walking. There is an electronic information board a minutes walk from the top of the elevator giving info on what you can do and how to get there. At the bottom of the elevator there is a grassed area where its nice to watch the world go by. Today there were people fishing, yachting and kayaking. Planes and ferries were a good watch too.

Kostenlose praktischer Fahrstuhl mit Toilette, der zu einen der besten Aussichtsplattformen mit Blick auf Lissabon hinauf fährt. (Translated by Google) Free convenient elevator with toilet that goes up to one of the best viewing platforms overlooking Lisbon.

Free use. Great view. Must if you wish to walk all the way to the christ statue.

Fantastic views of Lisbon await you FOR FREE! Walk along the front from the ferry and enjoy the ride up in the glass elevator. It's a shame the cafe at the top is closed, but there are plenty of other options nearby.

Paseo muy bonito vale la pena agarrar un barco de cais do Sodré llegar a cacilhas y caminar por la promenade pasando por este elevador para ir al cristo reí. (Translated by Google) Very nice walk, worth taking a boat from cais do Sodré to get to cacilhas and walk along the promenade passing through this elevator to go to Cristo Reí.

Interesting experience. Walked back from the Statue of Christ to the ferry terminal via the elevator and walking track. Great views from the top as well as below. The elevator is glass, but the window was dirty. It does the job. It’s a little slow and was quite dirty when we went. Got us down, though we were dubious at first when we saw the graffiti covered door and derelict surroundings. There was a lift attendant inside who didn’t say much. The area didn’t feel very safe, but when we got to the bottom there was a lovely little park with lots of people around watching the sunset. Wonderful views of the bridge. There are toilets at the bottom of the elevator. Can’t remember, but I think probably required payment. The walk back to the ferry along the water passed lots of derelict, graffiti covered buildings. Some were filled with garbage. Not quite what I expected. Despite that, There were plenty of people walking and the views to the water were lovely.

Out of action today. Would be helpful if notices were placed at Cacilhas and along waterfront, especially if not fit enough for walk uphill. While there was someone at the bottom to guide us to the correct path, signage would be a good idea also. The uphill walk past the naval museum is doable if of moderate fitness. We didn’t find strenuous but have just come off 2 weeks walking parts of the Camino.

Der Aufzug, der das südliche Ufer des Tejo mit der höhergelegenen Stadt mit seiner Cristus-Statue oben auf der Klippe verbindet, wurde im Jahre 2000 nach einjähriger Bauzeit eröffnet. Vor dem Fahrstuhl angekommen erwartet ein Angestellter des Fahrstuhls und begleitet die Fahrgaste nach oben. Die Fahrt mit dem Fahrstuhl ist kostenlos. Von hier oben ist die Aussicht über Lissabon, den Hafen und die Brücke wunderbar. (Translated by Google) The lift, which connects the southern bank of the Tagus to the higher town with its Cristus statue atop the cliff, opened in 2000 after a year of construction. When you arrive in front of the elevator, an elevator employee awaits you and accompanies the passengers up. The elevator ride is free. From up here the view over Lisbon, the harbor and the bridge is wonderful.

Sunset from the top is breathtaking. One of the best sunsets I have ever witnessed. Can you believe that the elevator is free of charge!!! I took the ferry from Cais Santre to Casilhas and walked up to the elevator along the waterfront. The walk itself was fantastic. You get a good view of Lisbon from the other side. You can also enjoy street art... It's a must do and only cost me 1.50 euro for the ferry ride..From the top you get a good view of the bridge and also Christ King statue.. There's is also a bar as you get off from the top of the elevator if you need to enjoy a beer and take everything in slowly...

Muy buen mirador para apreciar la desembocadura del tajo y puente 25 de abril. No tiene coste alguno subir, tiene servicios en la base y el empleado muy amable. Lo único que es negativo sería el acceso, ya que desde calcinhas si vas andando es por un muelle sin vallas y se encuentran bares por el medio. Imprescindible en tu visita (Translated by Google) Very good viewpoint to appreciate the mouth of the Tajo and the 25 de Abril bridge. There is no cost to go up, it has services at the base and the employee is very friendly. The only negative thing would be the access, since from Calcinhas if you walk it is along a pier without fences and there are bars in the middle. Essential for your visit

Nice and free view over Lisbon. Not the cleanest or tidiest area.

I went up after 6 pm, and it was free. My friend said I suppose to pay for it, but I didn't. This place is in the same spot as Jardim do Rio, so you can enjoy both places. You can take a walk after you go up. It's a nice spot to chill out your day.

(Translated by Google) In addition to the Bandstand in Cova da Piedade, Almada has this Bandstand located in a garden overlooking the Tagus River and Lisbon. It's worth visiting! (Original) Além do Coreto na Cova da Piedade, Almada tem este Coreto inserido num Jardim com vista para o rio Tejo e Lisboa. Vale a pena visitar!

(Translated by Google) Bandstand located in a garden (Jardim do Castelo) with a magnificent view of Lisbon, has an original, recent design and well integrated into the surrounding space. (Original) Coreto inserido num jardim (jardim do Castelo) com uma vista magnífica de Lisboa, tem um traçado original, recente e bem inserido no espaço circundante.

(Translated by Google) Calm environment with great views. It's worth stopping by! (Original) Ambiente calmo e com ótima vista. Vale a pena passar por aqui!

(Translated by Google) It is good to preserve this type of construction. Preserve the memory! (Original) É bom conservar este tipo de construção. Perserva a memória!

(Translated by Google) super quiet place (Original) Lugar super tranquilo

(Translated by Google) Old bandstand, inside the Castle garden. (Original) Coreto antigo, dentro do jardim do jardim do Castelo.

(Translated by Google) Nice view over Lisbon (Original) Nice view over Lissabon