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Tickets to Frigate D. Fernando II e Glória

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Want to climb aboard one of the oldest warships in the world? This is your chance to learn all about the Dom Fernando II e Glória Frigate and its role in the Portuguese Navy.

Walk around Dom Fernando II e Glória, the last wooden sailing ship of the Portuguese Navy, docked along the Tagus River.

English and Portuguese descriptions will provide insights on this historic vessel as you guide yourself through its hull, captain’s room, masts and cannons.

Learn of its role in connecting Asia to Europe in the 19th century, as well as its journey from complete breakdown to reconstruction.

Fun Fact: During its years in service, the ship has traveled over 100,000 nautical miles, the equivalent of 5 trips around the world!

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Dry docked along the Tagus River is the Frigate D. Fernando II e Glória, one of colonial Portugal’s most important ships. From bow to stern and upper to holding deck, you will get to explore this marvelous construction that has taken on great waves. Learn strange and exciting things about life at sea with English and Portuguese descriptions available throughout. Satisfy all your curiosities as you understand what it was to be a crew member on the last sailing ship of the Portuguese Navy that connected Europe and Asia.

Tickets to Frigate D. Fernando II e Glória

Delve into the heart of maritime history with a visit to the majestic Frigate Dom Fernando II e Glória, where each plank and mast whispers tales of distant shores and sweeping oceans. As you navigate through its intricately crafted hull, stepping foot on this last wooden sailing ship of the Portuguese Navy, you will uncover a tapestry of stories that connect Asia to Europe during the 19th century, a time when this vessel was at the forefront of global trade and exploration. Marvel at the journey of restoration from near ruin to its current glory, a testament to human ingenuity and dedication. With its masts reaching skyward and cannons standing guard, this floating monument offers a unique perspective on Portugal's rich maritime heritage, inviting visitors to walk through history as if they were aboard a living museum. This experience weaves together the romance of the sea with the pragmatism of historical preservation, offering memorable encounters that forge a deeper connection to our nautical past while understanding that every ship has its own voyage and legacy.

Discover Dom Fernando II e Glória's Historical Significance

Visit Dom Fernando II e Glória during the tour's highlight segment where you will step into the heart of Portugal’s maritime history. Docked along the Tagus River, this historic vessel invites visitors to explore its rich past and pivotal role in connecting Asia with Europe through a comprehensive itinerary featuring detailed insights on every corner of the ship. As part of the tour package, access is provided to delve deeply into the ship's storied existence, from its initial construction to its remarkable restoration after years of neglect. Experience the ship’s grandeur firsthand, as you walk around her deck and peer inside the captain’s room, marveling at the intricate details that have been preserved over time. This floating museum showcases a wealth of maritime artifacts and historical documentation, providing visitors with an immersive journey into the golden age of sail.

Tour Highlights

• Walk around D. Fernando II e Glória’s deck for a comprehensive view
• Explore captain's room revealing personal touches and memorabilia spectacularly
• Navigate through hull discovering intricate craftsmanship impressively
• Marvel at masts reaching skyward creating awe-inspiring vistas uniquely
• Examine cannons standing guard preserving history authentically
• Learn of ship’s journey from breakdown to reconstruction comprehensively

Crafted for explorers of maritime heritage, devotees of nautical history, and seekers of restored grandeur, this tour weaves the romance of ocean voyages with the hard truths of naval service, offering unforgettable encounters that forge a lasting connection between past and present.

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