Monastery of Jerónimos

Your ticket gets you through the doors of Jerónimos Monastery—Lisbon's awe-inspiring, UNESCO-listed architectural masterpiece.

Spot nautical motifs, beautiful cloisters, and even Vasco da Gama’s tomb—every detail here tells a story from Portugal’s seafaring past.

Want to get more out of your visit? Upgrade to a skip-the-line guided tour or grab an audio guide for rich backstories and hidden details.

Avoid the 2-hour wait with skip-the-line entry and time-travel into Lisbon’s seafaring past with a guided tour of this spellbinding, stone-carved sanctuary.

Follow your expert English-speaking guide to uncover sailor legends and hidden 16th-century cloisters.

Discover hidden corners like the library and refectory, and see Vasco da Gama’s tomb—all with a like-minded group of curious wanderers!

Go beyond the monastery! Upgrade to explore more of Belém on foot, see the iconic tower, and uncover centuries of maritime history.

Get unlimited public transport and free entry to 51 sites for 24, 48, or 72 hours while saving up to 50% and soaking in the very best of Lisbon.

Enjoy free entry to spots like Jerónimos Monastery, National Tile Museum, and more, including the Water and Communications Museums with this handy pass.

Ride free on Lisbon’s metro, buses, trams, lifts, and CP trains to Sintra, Cascais, Azambuja, and more with unlimited access across Carris lines.

The pass stays valid for 1 year unactivated, and once used, it gives you 24, 48, or 72 hours to explore Lisbon with full access and zero hassle.

Save more and skip the hassle of separate bookings by booking entry to the top 3 Lisbon attractions with one easy combo ticket.

Step inside Lisbon Cathedral and access the high choir, treasury, and balcony. Get a complimentary drink of your choice.

Wander São Jorge Castle’s towers, gardens, and exhibitions at your own pace, taking in sweeping panoramas over Lisbon.

Visit the iconic Jerónimos Monastery and immerse yourself in its centuries-old architecture and rich history.

Just a short walk connects these historic sites, making it easy to experience Lisbon’s heritage in a single day.

This 3-hour e-bike tour offers a unique blend of adventure and history as you explore Lisbon's scenic riverside and the landmark-packed neighborhood of Belém.

Benefit from the insights of an expert guide who brings to life the tales of Portuguese explorers and the historical significance of iconic landmarks.

Experience the grandeur of Jerónimos Monastery, the majesty of Belém Tower, and the nostalgia-inducing Monument to the Discoveries. It's an architectural and historical feast!

Your journey is sweetened with the famous Portuguese custard tart, a delicious inclusion that gives you a true taste of Portugal's rich culinary culture.

Fun fact: Your delicious custard tart, or 'pastel de nata', is a centuries-old recipe from monks at Mosteiro dos Jerónimos. They used leftover egg yolks from starching clothes to create this treat.

Access the stunning SL Benfica Stadium & Museum and the Jerónimos Monastery with a single, cost-effective combo ticket.

At the Stadium of Light, you can explore just the stadium, with its whopping seating capacity of 64,000+, walk through the Tunnel, and check out the locker room, among other highlights.

Explore the stadium's architecture, its retractable polycarbonate roof, and the massive arches.

You can also check out SL Benfica’s impressive collection of trophies and more than 20,000 documents that showcase the club’s illustrious 120-year run at the museum just 15 minutes away.

Then get access to the 16th-century Jerónimos Monastery with its 300-meter facade along Lisbon’s riverside and learn more about its unique history & architecture.

Experience the grandeur of Jerónimos Monastery with an e-ticket and insightful self-guided audio tour, all from the convenience of your smartphone.

Step inside one of Portugal’s most iconic landmarks—a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with intricate Manueline architecture, sunlit cloisters, and centuries of maritime history carved in stone.

From epic voyages to secret symbols in stone, your audio guide reveals the untold tales behind every arch, aisle, and altar—bringing Portugal’s Age of Discovery to life in a captivating, story-driven way.

Whether it’s English, French, German, or Spanish, the app-based guide lets you listen, rewind, or skip ahead; all offline, with no rush or roaming costs.

Skip the guesswork! This expert-led tour is planned to take you through Lisbon’s rich history, architecture, and culture in half a day.

Roam Lisbon’s charming streets like a local, soak in the beauty of Jerónimos Monastery, and savor a warm Pastel del nata alongside a guide.

Say no to commute stress! With a comfy minivan and a small group, all you need to do is enjoy the views, and brew some fun conversations along the way.

Stand before Belém Tower and Monument of Discoveries as you hear thrilling tales of explorers, sea trades, and voyages in the language of your choice.

Did you know? Pastel de Natas, a traditional Portuguese dessert, is believed to have been invented by the monks in the Jerónimos Monastery.

Gain access to two of Lisbon’s top attractions for discovering Portuguese heritage—the Jerónimos Monastery and Maritime Museum—with this combo ticket and save money while you are at it.

Vasco da Gama's tomb, and those of other famous Portuguese figures like King Manuel, King Sebastiao, poet Luis de Cames, and others, can be found at the Jerónimos Monastery.

At the Jerónimos Monastery, look at the tiled decoration depicting the Biblical story of Joseph, along with other religious stories, on the walls.

Visit the Maritime Museum to learn about Portuguese explorers at sea who conquered new territories and maritime routes. They discovered 70% of the world that was previously unknown to Europeans.

See Vasco da Gama's portable altar, Archangel Raphael's wooden statue, and the first seaplane!

Among the 17,000 exhibits at Museu de Marinha are colossal and richly decorated ships, astrolabes, maps, relics, and more.

Fun fact: Jerónimos Monastery is not its Real Name. The actual name of this new monument is Mosteiro da Santa Maria de Belem, but it bares the nickname of “O Jerónimos”, which explains where Jerónimos Monastery came from.