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Combo (Save 5%): Fado in Chiado + Jerónimos Monastery + Belém Tower Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 5%): Fado in Chiado + Jerónimos Monastery + Belém Tower Tickets
Start: 2024-12-04T09:30:00
End: 2024-12-04T17:00:00
Location: Lisbon

Tourists enjoying a live Fado performance in Chiado, Lisbon

Fado performance in Chiado, Lisbon with traditional Portuguese musicians.

Discover the culture and history of Portugal with this cost-friendly combo that gives you access to a Fado show in Chiado, the Jerónimos Monastery, and the Belém Tower. Pay homage to Lisbon’s traditional past by visiting these three top attractions.

Highlights

Explore the top attractions of Lisbon with this super-saver combo with tickets to the Jerónimos Monastery and the Belém Tower. Enjoy a Fado Show in Chiado too!
Marvel at a masterpiece of Portuguese architecture – the Jerónimos Monastery – with its detailed corridors, vaulted ceilings, and decorative entrances.
Soak in the pristine views of River Tagus from the Belém Tower, one of the city’s prime examples of medieval ‘Manueline’ architecture.
Immerse yourself in a Fado show that combines nostalgia, pride, and hope in a musical style.
Fun Fact: During the reign of King John II, a permanent ship was ordered to be posted in the bay of Belém, and the tower was initially created as the ship's replacement.

Inclusions

Fado show in Chiado

Entry to the 50-min Fado show in Chiado

Jerónimos Monastery

Entry to the Monastery of Jerónimos

Belém Tower

Entry to the Belém Tower

Cancellation policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Reviews

4.6

30.1K ratings

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María

4/5

Dec, 2024

The place is worth visiting and the staff is pleasant and conscientiously maintains the facilities. However, there were too many people in shifts and some spaces could be visually and audibly crowded.

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Verhulst

4/5

Nov, 2024

The Cloister is truly magnificent! Disappointing not to have had access to the Chapel, which was apparently reserved for a wedding and also under renovation. The disappointment comes mainly from the fact that I didn't get the information when I booked the tickets (on the internet) or did I not see it? Mystery... I think it would be interesting to add explanations/panels on the history of this building, the work that may have taken place there or that is currently underway, and what is still going on today in the walls that are not accessible to the public. Are there any monks left?

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Jeanne

4/5

Nov, 2024

Loved the beautiful architecture and serenity. The church was closed for maintenance and I regret that we couldn't see it

Janet

4/5

Nov, 2024

It was easy to buy tickets from Headway and show thrm on my phone at the entrance. Despite timed entry ticket you still have to join the back of the queue. It took about half an hour though this was early in the morning in November and may be longer in busier times of the year. The inner courtyard of the monestry was stunningly beautiful and well worth the wait in line. Despite the people it felt very tranquil and it was easy to imagine the monks passing through it, enjoying the sheltered sunshine in the winter and finding cool shade In the hot summers. Unfortunately at the time of my visit the church was closed for renovation so I missed out on that. Despite this I'd still recommend it if you love architecture or just beautiful places

Valerie

5/5

Nov, 2024

We went at 1pm on a very sunny November Tuesday. There was at least 1h wait time. No thanks! We went to Cascais instead and came back the day after at 3.30pm. (We at 2pm tickets for the Tuesday but they were valid for 2/3 weeks, what's the point?!). It was overcast so we were ready to be in line for a while (less hot!) but no line at all! Yeah! It was not crowded, it took us a little more than 30mins to visit (only the cloister, church was closed). In my opinion, it was worth coming back for (beautiful ❤️) but not worth being in line 1h++ for. They have a pretty bad system - they could have time slots like in many touristic places, this would be way more efficient

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Your Experience

Fado in Chiado

Discover a unique and magical Lisbon experience with a Fado in Chiado performance. Well known for being the symbol of Portugal, the musical form of fado is blended with a strong tradition in the historic districts of Lisbon and was adopted as a Portuguese culture. Experience how fado, which was declared part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO, combines nostalgia and Portuguese pride in a musical style epitomized by Amália Rodrigues.

Be spell-bound with a once-in-a-lifetime experience of a magical music show which features phenomenal artists. Watch out for marvelous images of the best locations in Lisbon while enjoying the show. Once the show is over, explore Lisbon city in the light of beautiful stars.

Jerónimos Monastery

A Portuguese national monument since 1907 and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1983, the Jerónimos Monastery is one of the highest symbols of medieval Portuguese architecture. Historically and artistically connected to the Belém Tower, both these notable landmarks of Lisbon were built on the initiative of King Manuel I, who ruled between 1495 and 1521. In fact, the Belém Tower was built not only to protect the port of Lisbon but also for the Jerónimos Monastery.

Soak up the different elements that make up this stunning model of Manueline architectural style including Gothic, Moorish, and Renaissance styles. The two levels of cloisters are so intricate and filled with structural detail that they took a hundred years to be completed! Spot mythical creatures like gargoyles and marine animals within the carvings, columns, and arches. Don’t miss the vaulted ceilings on the lower level of the monastery or the views from the higher level of the adjacent Church of Santa Maria de Belem.

Belém Tower

The Belém Tower has long been a symbol of Portugal’s history, culture, and heritage. Officially called the ‘Tower of Saint Vincent’ (in honor of Lisbon’s patron saint), this notable landmark is a 16th-century fortification on the River Tagus. Serving as a starting point and destination for Portuguese ships and explorers, it was also a ceremonial gateway to the city.

Dive right into exploring this UNESCO Heritage-listed monument and its historic role. Learn about how it protected the city as part of a tripartite defense system and how this fell apart after the Spanish Occupation. With its limestone foundation and traditional medieval architecture, better known as ‘Manueline’ architecture, the most noticeable elements are the twisted ropes that wind around the building – ending in elegant knots – armillary spheres, crosses of the Order of Christ, and other Gothic features. The Tower consists of four stories: the Governor's Room, Kings' Room, the Audience Room, and the vaulted chapel.

Know Before You Go

Important Information

** Fado in Chiado**

The show is available in English and Portuguese.

Jerónimos Monastery

There is medium accessibility for guests with reduced mobility.
The lower level has wheelchair access though some sections are cobblestoned.

Belém Tower

There is medium accessibility for guests with reduced mobility.

Timings

** Fado in Chiado**

Mon to Sat: 7pm onwards

Jerónimos Monastery

May to Sept

Tues to Sun: 9:30am - 6:30pm
Last entry: 6pm

Oct to Apr

Tue to Sun: 9:30am - 5:30pm
Last entry: 5pm.
Closed on 1 Jan, Easter Sunday, 1 May, 25 Dec, and periodically for State Protocol ceremonies.

Belém Tower

Tue to Sun: 9:30am - 5:30pm
Last entry: 5pm
Closed on 1 Jan, Easter Sunday, 1 May, 13 June, 24 & 25 Dec.

My tickets

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.
Please display your mobile voucher along with a valid photo ID at each of the redemption points.
Kindly ensure that you arrive 10-15 minutes before the start time of your experience to avoid any delays.