Monastery of Alcobaça

The Monastery of Alcobaça is a true gem of Gothic architecture and one of Portugal's most important UNESCO-listed monuments.

Founded in 1153 by King Alfonso Henriques, it impresses with its monumental vaulted ceilings and elaborate stained glass windows. The monastery houses the masterful tombs of King Peter I and his beloved Inês de Castro, set opposite each other, symbolizing their eternal love.

It is a place where history, art and spirituality combine to create an unforgettable experience for lovers of architecture and culture.