Lisbon: Belém & Jerónimos Monastery Tickets With Audio Guide

Lisbon’s iconic Belém district and Jerónimos Monastery invite visitors to explore the city’s rich history. For $47.88 per person, this package offers timed entry and self-guided audio tours in multiple languages. While the monastery church is undergoing renovation, the exterior remains accessible. Travelers should arrive early to avoid queues and wear comfortable shoes. There’s more to discover in this captivating destination.

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Key Points

Tickets cost $47.88 per person, providing timed entry to Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower, along with self-guided audio tours and reading materials.
The tour package includes three self-guided audio tours, a map, and a live guide, allowing exploration at one’s own pace.
Audio guides are available in multiple languages, catering to international travelers and enhancing the overall experience.
Jerónimos Monastery church is currently under construction and inaccessible, but the exterior and other areas of the monastery can still be explored.
Comfortable attire, a charged smartphone, and an early arrival are recommended to manage potential long queues and make the most of the visit.

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Ticket and Pricing Details

The tickets for the Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower experience cost $47.88 per person.

This includes timed entry to the monastery, entry to the tower, three self-guided audio tours, reading material, a map, a live guide, and a smartphone audio guide.

The tickets are valid for one day and are non-refundable.

Visitors should arrive early to avoid long queues, as wait times can reach up to 40 minutes for the monastery.

The church within the monastery is currently under construction and inaccessible.

Comfortable attire and a charged smartphone are recommended for the visit.

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Attractions and Tour Inclusions

This experience allows visitors to explore Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower at their own pace using e-tickets and audio tours.

The audio guides are available in four languages: English, French, Spanish, and German.

The audio guides are available in four languages: English, French, Spanish, and German, providing flexibility for international travelers.

Plus, a self-guided audio walking tour of Lisbon is included, covering sights like the Governor’s Hall and the Cathedral.

These resources provide a comprehensive and flexible way for travelers to discover the city’s rich history and architecture at their convenience.

Audio Guide Languages

What languages do the audio guides for this experience cover?

The audio guides are available in English, French, Spanish, and German. This allows visitors from various linguistic backgrounds to explore the historic Jerónimos Monastery and iconic Belém Tower at their own pace, learning about the sites through the informative commentary.

Whether you’re a native English speaker or prefer to tour in another language, the multilingual audio guides ensure you can fully appreciate the rich cultural heritage of these Lisbon landmarks.

The versatile audio options enhance the self-guided experience, catering to the diverse needs of travelers.

Additional Audio Walking Tour

Along With the self-guided tours of Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower, this experience includes an optional audio walking tour of Lisbon’s top landmarks.

The tour covers key sights like the Governor’s Hall and the Cathedral, providing context and history through the smartphone audio guide. This allows visitors to explore the city at their own pace, discovering hidden gems and learning about Lisbon’s rich cultural heritage.

Whether you’re short on time or want to dive deeper into the city’s story, the audio walking tour is a convenient and informative addition to the Belém attraction package.

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Visitor Experiences and Ratings

Visitors generally report a positive experience with the Belém and Jerónimos Monastery tour package, awarding it a respectable 3.4-star rating based on 284 reviews.

Visitors generally report a positive experience with the Belém and Jerónimos Monastery tour package, awarding it a respectable 3.4-star rating based on 284 reviews.

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Visitors enjoy the beauty and history of the attractions.
Audio guides provide valuable information and context.
Crowds can be an issue, especially at Jerónimos Monastery, where queues can exceed 40 minutes.
Some note the inaccessibility of the Jerónimos Monastery church due to ongoing construction.

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Current Monastery Accessibility

How accessible is the Jerónimos Monastery currently?

The church of the Jerónimos Monastery is unfortunately under construction and inaccessible to visitors. While you can still explore the exterior and other areas of the monastery, the main church is off-limits. This is an important consideration for those planning to visit.

The Belém Tower and audio tours provide an opportunity to experience the area’s rich history and architecture.

Just be mindful of the current accessibility limitations when planning your visit to ensure you can make the most of your time in Lisbon’s Belém district.

Recommended Attire and Essentials

When visiting the Jerónimos Monastery, it’s recommended to wear comfortable shoes, a hat, and long pants, as shoulders and knees must be covered inside the monastery.

Plus, it’s essential to:

Bring a charged smartphone to access the self-guided audio tours.
Carry your ID or passport for entry.
Wear headphones to fully immerse in the audio experience.
Prepare for potential long queues by arriving early, especially at the Jerónimos Monastery, where wait times can reach up to 40 minutes.

Following these practical tips will ensure a smooth and enjoyable visit to Lisbon’s iconic Belém landmarks.

Directions and Transportation

To reach the Jerónimos Monastery, visitors can access it via the Cais do Sodre train station or by taking tram 15 to the Belem stop. For the Belém Tower, travelers should head to the Argo Da Princesa bus stop. The Lisbon city tour starts at the National Pantheon, which is accessible from the Panteão Nacional bus stop.

| Transportation | From | To |

| — | — | — |

| Train | Cais do Sodre | Jerónimos Monastery |

| Tram 15 | – | Jerónimos Monastery (Belem stop) |

| Bus | Argo Da Princesa | Belém Tower |

| Bus | Panteão Nacional | National Pantheon (Lisbon city tour start) |

The Sum Up

Exploring Lisbon’s rich history at Belém and Jerónimos Monastery is a must-do experience. With timed entry, audio guides, and access to the exterior of the monastery, this package offers an immersive way to discover the city’s captivating past. Arrive early, wear comfortable shoes, and get ready to be swept away by the stunning architecture and profound significance of these iconic sites.