Belém Tower
Belém Tower is a fortified tower on the bank of the Tagus, designed by Francisco de Arruda for King Manuel I and completed in 1519 to guard the approach to Lisbon. Built of lioz limestone in the Manueline style, it has a bastion and a four-storey tower, and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site together with the Jerónimos Monastery since 1983.
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