Monuments, Museums and Attractions in the World – Page 10

Monuments and Museums in Sintra – Timetables and tickets

Opening hours, prices, tickets and history of Monuments, Museums, Attractions and Activities in Sintra, Portugal.

Sintra, the magical mountain, the legends, the palaces and mansions, planted in the mountains, form a harmonious whole with nature.

Sintra downtown

Sintra National Palace
Piriquita pastrys

Around downtown

In Sintra mountain

Tours in Sintra

Tickets to visit Palaces in Sintra

Tours to Sintra starting and ending in Lisbon

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Monuments and Museums in Queluz
Monuments and Museums in Lisbon

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Tourism Travel Agency operating in Portugal

Portuguese Tourism Authority
R.N.A.V.T. : 5266

E-mail: info@fernandolopes.pt

Cellphone: +351 969 550 167

Phone: +351 211 315 522

Whatsapp: +351 969 550 167

Monuments and Museums in Lisbon

Opening hours, prices, tickets and history of Monuments, Museums, Attractions and Activities in Lisbon, Portugal.

Lisbon, an open-air museum, Commerce Square and the Augusta Street Arch, the Saint George Castle and the Santa Justa Elevator.
In the Belém neighborhood, the Jerónimos Monastery, the Torre de Belém and the Pastéis de Belém complete the city of Lisbon.

Lisbon downtown

Alfama

Around downtown

Tours and Activities in Lisbon

Belém quarter

Fado Show in Lisbon

Fado Show with Dinner in Lisbon

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Attractions in Lisbon
Monuments and Museums in Sintra

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Tourism Travel Agency in Lisbon, operating in Portugal

Portuguese Tourism Authority
R.N.A.V.T. : 5266

E-mail: info@fernandolopes.pt

Cellphone: +351 969 550 167

Phone: +351 211 315 522

Whatsapp: +351 969 550 167

Schedules, prices and tickets of Lisbon Pantheon

Schedules of National Pantheon of Lisbon

April to September

October to March

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National Pantheon ticket

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 all residents in Portugal.
– With a disability equal or + than 60% and one companion.

Tickets to Lisbon Pantheon
Tickets Lisbon Pantheon + Cathedral

Address : Campo de Santa Clara. 1100-471 Lisbon.

Lisbon National Pantheon history

Begun in the second half of the 16th century, the building was completely rebuilt at the end of the 17th century, by the architect João Antunes, although it was never opened for worship, it preserves, under the modern dome, the majestic space of the nave, enlivened by marble decoration. colorful, characteristic of Portuguese baroque architecture. A landmark building in the city offering privileged views over the historic area and the Tagus River, classified as a National Monument.

Tours and activities in Lisbon

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Fado Show with Dinner in Lisbon

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Tourism Travel Agency in Lisbon, operating in Portugal

Portuguese Tourism Authority
R.N.A.V.T. : 5266

E-mail: info@fernandolopes.pt

Cellphone: +351 969 550 167

Phone: +351 211 315 522

Whatsapp: +351 969 550 167

Schedules, prices and tickets of Arte Antiga Museum

The Museum of Arte Antiga is closed for renovation work.

Schedules of Arte Antiga Museum

Tuesday to Sunday

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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.