The Monument to the Discoveries
Lisbon
The Monument of Discoveries was erected in 1960 to mark the 500th anniversary of the death of Henry the Navigator. The monument features statues of various explorers and is shaped like a ship. This makes it a unique and recognizable monument in Lisbon.
Symbolism of discoveries
The monument stands on the Tagus River and offers a magnificent view of the river and the city. When you take the Escape Tour , you will pass right by this impressive monument and appreciate the rich history of Portugal.An exciting challenge
Discover Lisbon through an interactive Escape Tour. This game challenges you to find the secret exit of the city within 2 hours. You and your team, consisting of 2 to 4 people, must answer questions and complete tasks to get hints. A fun activity for friends and family, and if you're quick, your team will be featured on the Wall of Fame!Want to see more of Lisbon?
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