This is a list of buildings and nonbuilding structures in Portugal with a confirmed minimum height of 100 m (328 ft).
The table is sortable by any column.
| Structure | Type | Location | Year | Height | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rádio Renascença's radio antenna | mast | Muge, Salvaterra de Magos | 1981 | 265 m or 259 m | 39°05′32″N 8°41′45″W / 39.0921618°N 8.6958933°W / 39.0921618; -8.6958933 (Rádio Renascença's radio antenna) (Muge) |
| Sines Refinery Chimney | chimney | Sines | ? | 234 m | 37°57′31″N 8°48′08″W / 37.9586261°N 8.8023341°W / 37.9586261; -8.8023341 (Sines Refinery Chimney) |
| Sines Thermal Power Plant's twin chimneys | chimney | Sines | 1985/1989 | 225 m | 37°55′56″N 8°48′16″W / 37.9322794°N 8.8045549°W / 37.9322794; -8.8045549 (Sines Thermal Power Plant Chimney) ; 37°55′57″N 8°48′14″W / 37.932423°N 8.803992°W / 37.932423; -8.803992 (Sines Thermal Power Plant Chimney) |
| Setúbal Thermal Power Plant's twin chimneys | chimney | Setúbal | 1979/1983 | 200 m | 38°30′36″N 8°50′38″W / 38.5099874°N 8.8440263°W / 38.5099874; -8.8440263 (Setubal Thermal Power Plant Chimney) ; 38°30′33″N 8°50′41″W / 38.5092801°N 8.8447908°W / 38.5092801; -8.8447908 (Setubal Thermal Power Plant Chimney) |
| Pego Thermal Power Plant chimney | chimney | Pego | ? | 200 m | 39°28′05″N 8°06′33″W / 39.4681891°N 8.1092191°W / 39.4681891; -8.1092191 (Pego Thermal Power Plant Chimney) |
| 25 de Abril Bridge (Towers) | bridge | Lisbon and municipality of Almada | 1966 | 190.5 m | 38°41′06″N 9°10′34″W / 38.685104°N 9.176111°W / 38.685104; -9.176111 (25 de Abril Bridge) |
| Vila Nova de Gaia Communications Tower | tower | Vila Nova de Gaia | 1995 | 177 m | 41°06′47″N 8°35′55″W / 41.113087°N 8.598744°W / 41.113087; -8.598744 (Vila Nova de Gaia Communications Tower) |
| Zêzere River Bridge - IC8 bridge near Cabril Dam (Deck) | bridge | Pedrógão Grande, Sertã | 1995 | 150 m | 39°54′15″N 8°08′23″W / 39.904233°N 8.139605°W / 39.904233; -8.139605 (IC8 bridge near Cabril Dam) |
| Vasco da Gama Bridge (Towers) | bridge | Lisbon | 1998 | 155 m | 38°47′08″N 9°05′08″W / 38.785586°N 9.0855°W / 38.785586; -9.0855 (Vasco da Gama Bridge) |
| Vasco da Gama Tower | tower | Lisbon | 1998 | 145 m | 38°46′29″N 9°05′29″W / 38.774755°N 9.091465°W / 38.774755; -9.091465 (Vasco da Gama Tower) |
| João Gomes Bridge | bridge | Funchal, Madeira | 1994 | 140 m | 32°39′31″N 16°54′35″W / 32.658743°N 16.909676°W / 32.658743; -16.909676 (João Gomes Bridge) (Funchal) |
| Cabril Dam | dam | Pedrógão Pequeno, Sertã | 1954 | 132 m | 39°55′04″N 8°07′56″W / 39.917839°N 8.132164°W / 39.917839; -8.132164 (Cabril Dam) |
| Lousã Broadcasting Center's antenna | mast | Trevim, Lousã | 1957 | 120 m | 40°05′23″N 8°10′42″W / 40.089777°N 8.178463°W / 40.089777; -8.178463 (Lousã Broadcasting Center's antenna) |
| Monsanto Communications Tower | tower | Lisbon | 120 m | 38°44′26″N 9°11′32″W / 38.740536°N 9.192215°W / 38.740536; -9.192215 (Monsanto Communications Tower) | |
| Monsanto Tower | skyscraper | Miraflores, Oeiras | 2001 | 120 m | 38°42′57″N 9°13′19″W / 38.715745°N 9.221896°W / 38.715745; -9.221896 (Monsanto Tower) |
| Castelo de Bode Dam | dam | Martinchel, Abrantes and São Pedro de Tomar, Tomar | 1951 | 115 m | 39°32′36″N 8°19′08″W / 39.54345°N 8.318946°W / 39.54345; -8.318946 (Castelo de Bode Dam) |
| Cristo-Rei | statue and pedestal | Almada | 1959 | 110 m | 38°40′43″N 9°10′17″W / 38.678717°N 9.17146°W / 38.678717; -9.17146 (Cristo-Rei) |
| Paradela Dam | dam | Paradela, Montalegre | 1958 | 110 m | 41°46′07″N 7°57′00″W / 41.768687°N 7.950025°W / 41.768687; -7.950025 (Paradela Dam) |
| Alto Lindoso Dam | dam | Lindoso, Ponte da Barca | 1992 | 110 m (Includes one of World's highest Elevators: 350 m) | 41°52′19″N 8°12′10″W / 41.87187°N 8.202742°W / 41.87187; -8.202742 (Upper Lindoso Dam) |
| Saint Gabriel Tower | skyscraper | Lisbon | 2002 | 110 m | 38°46′02″N 9°05′50″W / 38.767151°N 9.097141°W / 38.767151; -9.097141 (Saint Gabriel Tower) |
| Saint Raphael Tower | skyscraper | Lisbon | 2005 | 110 m | 38°46′06″N 9°05′47″W / 38.768305°N 9.096444°W / 38.768305; -9.096444 (Saint Raphael Tower) |
| Barreiro Thermal Power Plant's chimney | chimney | Lavradio, Barreiro | 1979 | 104 m | 38°40′32″N 9°03′16″W / 38.675434°N 9.054489°W / 38.675434; -9.054489 (Barreiro Thermal power station Chimney) |
| Bridge on highway A23 over the river Ocreza | bridge | municipalities of Mação and Vila Velha de Ródão | 2003 | 100+ m | 39°32′58″N 7°49′26″W / 39.549324°N 7.823982°W / 39.549324; -7.823982 (Bridge on highway A23 over the river Ocreza) |
| Picote Dam | dam | Barrocal do Douro, Miranda do Douro | 1958 | 100 m | 41°22′42″N 6°21′06″W / 41.378338°N 6.351771°W / 41.378338; -6.351771 (Picote Dam) |
| Carregado Thermal Power Plant's triple chimneys | chimney | Vala do Carregado, Alenquer | 1969/1976 | 100 m | 39°00′50″N 8°57′20″W / 39.014015°N 8.955638°W / 39.014015; -8.955638 (Carregado Thermal power station Chimneys) |
| Socorridos Bridge | bridge | municipality of Câmara de Lobos, Madeira | 1993 | 100 m | 32°40′12″N 16°54′40″W / 32.670015°N 16.911049°W / 32.670015; -16.911049 (Socorridos Bridge) (Câmara de Lobos) |
| Sheraton Lisboa Hotel & Spa | skyscraper | Lisbon | 1972 | 100 m | 38°43′53″N 9°08′50″W / 38.731439°N 9.14717°W / 38.731439; -9.14717 (Sheraton Lisboa Hotel & Spa) |
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