Arroios Church
In Arroios, the church of the former Jesuit college (1705), funded by Catherine of Braganza; open only for services.
Loreto Church
On Largo do Chiado, the church of the Italian community, founded in 1518 by merchants and rebuilt after 1755.
Ameixoeira Church
In Ameixoeira, the 1536 parish church, with a seventeenth-century chancel and eighteenth-century azulejos; open at services.
Parish Church of Póvoa de Santo Adrião
In Póvoa de Santo Adrião (Odivelas), a 16th-century church with a Manueline portal, 17th-century tiles and canvases by Pedro Alexandrino.
Church and Convent of Chelas
In Chelas, the former canonesses' monastery with a Manueline doorway and galilee porch, now a military archive; occasional visits only.
Convent of São Pedro de Alcântara
In the Bairro Alto, a 17th-century convent of the Santa Casa with a Baroque church of gilded woodwork and tiles; open Tuesday to Sunday.
Convento do Beato
A sixteenth-century convent in Beato, now an events venue; visits by appointment.
Convento dos Cardaes
On Rua do Século, a Baroque convent of 1681 with Dutch tiles and gilded woodwork, open by guided tour only.
Odivelas Monastery
In Odivelas, a Cistercian monastery founded by King Dinis in 1295, home to his tomb; guided visits only, booking required.
Odivelas Memorial
In the historic centre of Odivelas, an enigmatic Gothic monument in lioz limestone linked to King Dinis; in the open air and free to see.
Carpintarias de São Lázaro
In a 1920s industrial carpentry workshop, a contemporary arts centre with exhibitions, music and a terrace.
Arte Graça
In Graça, an art gallery with temporary exhibitions, open Tuesday to Sunday afternoons.