Jerónimos Monastery

Jerónimos Monastery tickets and tours

The Jerónimos Monastery in Belém is a sixteenth-century monastery with a richly carved cloister. Here are the main ways to visit and what to know before you choose.

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Ticket options compared

What each kind of ticket lets you see, and how the options differ in price and cancellation terms.

OptionWhat’s includedGood forBook
Entry ticket for the Jerónimos MonasteryA ticket for the cloister, with time to walk the carved arcades at your own pace.Visitors who like to explore aloneBook now
Guided tour of the Jerónimos MonasteryA guide explains the Manueline carving, the history of the order and the link to the voyages of discovery.Visitors who want the story behind the stoneworkBook now

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About the Jerónimos Monastery

Work on the monastery began in 1501, and it is a great example of the Manueline style. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the explorer Vasco da Gama is buried in the church.

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Good to know

Booking the Jerónimos MonasteryQueues can be long, so a ticket booked ahead can save time, especially in the middle of the day.
Closed days at the Jerónimos MonasteryThe monastery is closed on Mondays. Other opening days and hours can change, so check before you book.

Nearby

Belém Tower

The riverside fortress a short walk from the Jerónimos Monastery.

Monument to the Discoveries

The tall riverside monument to Portugal’s explorers, close to the Belém waterfront.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to book the Jerónimos Monastery in advance?

It is wise to, especially in busy months. A booked ticket can save time in the queue.

How long does a visit to the Jerónimos Monastery take?

Allow about one hour for the cloister and the church.