Lisbon Cathedral

Cathedral on the site of the mosque 1147

After Afonso Henriques takes Lisbon from the Moors in 1147, a fortress-like cathedral rises where the main mosque stood.

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Siege and conquest of Lisbon, 1147 1 July - 24/25 October 1147 (to verify)

Afonso Henriques with northern crusaders takes Lisbon after four months; city surrenders (no "peaceful/bloodless"). Runs through 4 Alfama stops: film once as a shared scene.

St Anthony's baptism c.1195

Tradition holds that the boy Fernando, later St Anthony of Padua, was baptised at the font of this cathedral.

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The 1755 earthquake 1755

The earthquake of 1 November 1755 brings down the Gothic main chapel and damages the cathedral.

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Lisbon earthquake, tsunami and fires of 1755 1 November 1755 (All Saints' Day)

Earthquake, then tsunami and fires destroy the lower town; Pombal rebuilds the Baixa on a plan. Anchor theme tag earthquake-1755.

Among the first National Monuments 1910

A decree of 16 June 1910 lists the cathedral among Portugal's National Monuments.

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