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Step inside one of Portugal's most breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage monuments and discover the stunning Manueline architecture, 16th-century cloisters and former monks' refectory of the iconic Jerónimos Monastery.
Jerónimos Monastery, Lisbon
Climb the iconic Belém Tower and discover the stunning Manueline architecture, ornate cannons, gargoyles and breathtaking views over the Tagus River — one of Lisbon's most beloved UNESCO World Heritage landmarks.
Belém Tower, Lisbon
Book this ticket and combine two UNESCO World Heritage landmarks of Lisbon's Belém district: the Jerónimos Monastery, with its extraordinary Manueline cloisters, and the Belém Tower, standing guard over the Tagus River.
Ticket overview:
🏛️ Admission to the Jerónimos Monastery, a Manueline masterpiece and UNESCO World Heritage Site
🕌 Access to the 16th-century cloister and the former monks' refectory
🗼 Entrance to the Belém Tower, including the Lower Bastion, the casemates and the interior levels
👑 Entry to the Governor's Chamber, King's Chamber, Audience Room and Chapel, plus the rooftop terrace
✅ Instant confirmation upon booking, with a specific time slot for each site
🚶 Both landmarks stand within walking distance of each other in the Belém district
Please note: This ticket includes two separate timed entries, one for each site. Access to the Belém Tower's upper floors involves narrow spiral staircases and is restricted for visitors with limited mobility.
The ticket is non-refundable. Once purchased, the date and time cannot be changed.
Address: Jerónimos Monastery: Praça do Império, 1400-206 Lisbon, Portugal. Belém Tower: Avenida Brasília, 1400-038 Lisbon, Portugal.
Closest landmark: The Belém Tower stands within walking distance west of the Jerónimos Monastery, both part of the same riverside monumental axis facing the Tagus River, together with the Monument to the Discoveries.
Both landmarks sit in the Belém district, a historic riverside area about 6 kilometers west of central Lisbon. The Jerónimos Monastery faces the Tagus River next to the National Archaeology Museum, while the Belém Tower rises just offshore on a small island of basaltic rocks, reached via a walkway.
