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Schedules, prices and tickets of Arte Antiga Museum

Schedules of Arte Antiga Museum

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Arte Antiga Museum prices

25 to 64 years : 15,00 Euros.
65 or + years : 7,50 euros.
13 to 24 years : 7,50 euros.

Free :
– Until 12 years.
– Lisboa Card holders.
– Sundays and holidays, for residents in Portugal.
– With a disability equal or + than 60% and one companion.

Tickets to Arte Antiga Museum

Address: Rua das Janelas Verdes. 1249-017 Lisboa.

Arte Antiga Museum history

The National Museum of Ancient Art houses the most complete public collection in the country. Paintings, sculptures, decorative arts, Portuguese and European, from the Middle Ages to the 19th century.
Located in the Palácio dos Condes de Alvor, in Santos, its garden (with restaurant and terrace) has an exceptional view over the Tagus River and the port of Lisbon.
Opened on June 12, 1884, the National Museum of Ancient Art fulfills an old aspiration that arose after the abolition of religious orders, in 1834, to provide a destination for works of art that at that time passed into the possession of the State.

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Schedules, prices and tickets of Tile Museum

Schedules of Tile Museum

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25 to 64 years : 10,00 Euros.
13 to 24 years and 65 or + years : 5,00 euros.

Free :
– Until 12 years.
– Lisboa Card holders.
– Sundays and holidays, for residents in Portugal.
– With a disability equal or more than 60% + 1 companion.

Tickets to Tile Museum

Address : Rua Madre de Deus 4. 1900-312 Lisboa.

History of National Tile Museum

The collection of the National Tile Museum covers tile production from the second half of the 15th century to the present. The collection includes pieces of ceramics, porcelain and earthenware from the 16th century to the present day. At the beginning of the permanent exhibition there is a small section that illustrates the materials and manufacturing techniques for tiles. From this brief introduction, the expository path follows a chronological organization.
Created in 1965, it became the Azulejo Museum in 1980, housed in the former Convent of Madre de Deus, founded in 1509 by Queen Dona Leonor. The building underwent transformations due to several construction campaigns, highlighting the 16th century Mannerist cloister, the church, decorated with important sets of paintings and tile coverings, the sacristy, with a wooden chest from Brazil and carved frames incorporating paintings , the high choir, with rich gilded ornamentation, the chapel of Santo António, with 18th century baroque decoration and a large number of canvases by the painter André Gonçalves.

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Schedules, prices and tickets of Jeronimos Monastery

Schedules of Jeronimos Monastery

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Jeronimos Monastery tickets

25 to 64 years : 18,00 Euros.
65 or + years : 9,00 euros.
13 to 24 years : 9,00 euros.

Free :
– Until 12 years.
– Lisboa Card holders.
– Sundays and holidays, for all residents in Portugal.
– With a disability equal or + than 60% and one companion.

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Address: Praça do Império. 1400-206 Belém, Lisboa.

h2>Jerónimos Monastery history

The Jerónimos Monastery or Royal Monastery of Santa Maria de Belém, was ordered to be built by King Dom Manuel 1st, in the year 1501, after Vasco da Gama returned from discovering the Maritime Route to the Indies, and brought boats full of spices.
Donated to the Jerónimos monks, who lived here until 1834. The Jerónimos Monastery, built in the Gothic Style, but with added religious, maritime and Portuguese Royal elements, carved into the stone, became known as the Manueline style of construction.
The Manueline Church continues to celebrate masses, baptisms and weddings.
The Cloister, the old monks’ refectory and the Old Bookstore room are preserved.

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Schedules, prices and tickets of Belém Tower

Belém Tower will be closed to the public for renovation work for the remainder of 2025.

Schedules of Belém Tower

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25 to 64 years :15,00 Euros.
65 or + years : 7,50 euros.
13 to 24 years : 7,50 euros.

Free :
– Until 12 years.
– Lisboa Card holders.
– Sundays and holidays, for residents in Portugal.
– With a disability equal or + than 60% and one companion.

Tickets to Belem Tower

Address: Avenida de Brasília. 1400-038 Lisboa.

Belém Tower history

The Tower of Belém, also called the Tower of São Vicente, was built by Dom Manuel 1st, due to the success of the maritime campaigns. Built in a military architectural style at the beginning of the 16th century, between 1514 and 1519, as a defensive tower for the city of Lisbon. to avoid pirate attacks due to products arriving in Lisbon from India. In 1983 it was classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and chosen as one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal in 2007.