Santa Engracia
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Santa Engracia Church is a 17th century monument of Lisbon in Portugal. This 20th century church stands on the site where significant Portuguese personalities are buried. This building substituted previous churches which were dedicated to a martyr of Braga in Saint Engracia. This building was finally reconstructed which got completed in the year 1966. At present, it has been designated as the National Pantheon. This amazing building interior is covered in beautiful multicolored slabs of polished marble.
Category: Monument and Historic Building
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