
Jerónimos Monastery: Entry Ticket
Entry to the cloister, with the day and time slot chosen beforehand
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from €19.50
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Lisbon · Belém · 16th-century cloister, church and royal tombs
Opening hours, time-slot tickets, the free church, how to get there and what to see. Tickets are for a set day and slot: book ahead.

Entry to the cloister, with the day and time slot chosen beforehand
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from €19.50
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A live-guided visit of about 3 hours from 9:30, with entry included
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from €69
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A live-guided visit of about 3 hours from 14:00, with entry included
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from €69
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Entry to the monastery, a live guide and a walking tour of Belém, about 3 hours
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from €58
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Two entries and a general audio guide app for Lisbon
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from €34€38.50

Two entries and a general audio guide app for Lisbon
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from €45€49.40

The monastery entry ticket combined with a hop-on hop-off bus tour
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A royal monastery begun in the early 1500s. Hours, time slots, the free church and the rules to know before you go.
Opening hours for every month are on the Opening hours page.
Checked against the official website on 24 October 2026 · Official source

How Jerónimos Monastery tickets work in Lisbon: a set day and time slot, queues, who enters free, the free church, guided visits and combined tickets.

What to see at the Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon: south portal, church vault and royal tombs, Camões and Vasco da Gama, cloister, refectory, Pessoa.

Tips for the Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon: tram 15E, buses and the Belém train, no metro, bag and photo rules, accessibility, closures, nearby.

How the Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon came about: the sailors' hermitage, Manuel I and the Hieronymites, the builders, 1834, Casa Pia, UNESCO.
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