Sé de Lisboa, Lisbon

Also known as: Lisbon Cathedral. Sé de Lisboa, Lisbon's oldest cathedral, stands as a testament to the city's rich architectural tapestry. Built in the 12th century, this Romanesque structure captivates visitors with its imposing facade and intricate rose window. Inside, the blend of Gothic and Baroque elements offers a serene escape from the bustling streets. WanderVlogs showcases the cathedral's cloisters, where excavations reveal layers of Lisbon's history, from Roman to Moorish remains. Travelers often find the treasury's collection of relics and religious artifacts fascinating. The cathedral's location in the Alfama district makes it an ideal starting point for exploring Lisbon's oldest neighborhood, where narrow streets and traditional Fado music create an authentic Portuguese experience.