What you'll hear inside Convent of the Capuchins:

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  Chapel of Saint Anthony

  The Chapel of Santo António is the oldest surviving structure within Convento dos Capuchos in Sintra, located on the outer edge of the monastic complex.

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  Chapel of the Lord of the Steps

  Located within Convento dos Capuchos in Sintra, the Capilla del Señor de los Pasos—also known as the Capilla de la Pasión—is a small chapel dedicated to depicting Christ's journey to Calvary.

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  Chapel of the Crucified Lord (Ecce Homo)

  The Chapel of Senhor Crucificado, also known as the Ecce Homo Hermitage, is a small devotional chapel situated in the grounds surrounding Convento dos Capuchos.

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  House of the Chapter

  The Casa do Capítulo is a room within the Convento dos Capuchos in Sintra, distinguished by its walls and door lined with cork—the defining material of the entire complex's construction and décor.

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  Terreiro das Cruzes (Terraza de las Cruces)

  Terreiro das Cruzes serves as the natural gateway to Convento dos Capuchos, where visitors and pilgrims were once greeted by a cluster of stone crosses, their bases softened by moss.

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  Terreiro do Fonte (Terraza de la Fuente)

  The Terreiro do Fonte is a courtyard within the convent complex, accessed from inside the cloister near the Capitular Hall.

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  Tank Courtyard

  The Patio do Tanque is an interior courtyard within the Convento dos Capuchos, centred on a prominent fountain that organises this open space within the austere convent complex.

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  Fray Honório's Grotto

  Fray Honório's Grotto is a natural rocky cavern set at the highest point of Convento dos Capuchos.

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  Refectory

  The Refectory is the convent's dining hall, dominated by a massive stone slab that served as the monks' table.

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  Library

  The library at Convento dos Capuchos served the eight Franciscan friars who lived in this monastic community.

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  Monks' Cells

  The friars' cells form the most private section of Convento dos Capuchos, a space reserved exclusively for the resident monks.