Quirksand

South entrance of the church, on the exterior of the monastery South door of the church Looking toward the front the church, from inside the cloister The '1886' on the column likely indicates work done to complete the Chapter House in that year, some of it carried out by death-row inmates in exchange for a pardon. Carvings on keystone The lion, symbol of St. Jerome Tomb of Fernando Pessoa, whose body was relocated to the cloister 50 years after his death Refectory The tilework around the refectory depicts the life of Joseph Confessionals, attached to the church Main door to the church Ceiling over entry to church and cloister (in different directions) Interior of the church. The columns supporting the nave were made to resemble palm trees. Tomb of Luis Camões (though his actual remains were likely lost in the earthquake of 1755) Tomb of Vasco da Gama (which apparently also contained the wrong remains originally)