Category: Religious Architecture > Church
District: Faro > Lagos > Lagos > Ameijeira de Baixo
, Commissioned and completed by the military in 1707.
, Destruction by the 1755 Earthquake and reconstruction in 1769.
, Damage during the French occupation in the 19th century.
, Classified as a National Monument in 1924.
, Reconstruction after the 1755 earthquake.
, Founded in 1930 to house archaeological remains and historical collections.
, Highlights include painting, ethnography, numismatics, archaeology, and sacred art.
, Monumental portico of the Church of the Maritime Commitment.
, Repair of the vault, gilded woodcarving, and mural paintings.
, Expansions and modifications in the museum.
, Temporary closure in 2013 for analysis and studies.
, Restoration and requalification between 2015 and 2016.
, Official reopening in January 2016.
, Reopening ceremony with a baroque music concert.
, Cost of the works approximately 350 thousand euros.
, Example of Portuguese Baroque.
, Modest facade with the main door facing west.
, Internal decoration with gilded woodcarving, tiles, and paintings.
, Located in the city of Lagos, in the Algarve, Portugal.
, Located in the historical center of the city.
, Easy access to other tourist attractions and amenities.
, Possibility to visit the church and the adjacent museum.
, Holding cultural events throughout the year.
, Concerts, temporary exhibitions, lectures, among others.
, Enriching experience for visitors.
Sources: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igreja_de_Santo_António_(Lagos)
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.pt
Coordinates DD: 37.099607,-8.671385
Coordinates DMS: 37°05'58.6"N 08°40'17.0"W