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Belém

Adult entry is €18 for the Jerónimos cloister and €15 for Belém Tower. The church beside the cloister is a separate visit and it is free.

Buy the cloister ticket before you come: the monuments’ own page says tickets frequently sell out and cannot be bought on the day. The ticket desks shut at 16:30 while the doors stay open until 17:30, and both monuments are closed on Mondays.

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The cloister of the Jerónimos Monastery

How much Belém costs

Jerónimos, the cloister€18
Jerónimos, the churchfree
Belém Tower€15
Ages 13 to 24, and 65 and overhalf price
Up to and including 12free
Family ticket, at the desk onlyhalf price

Opening hours, and the days it is shut

Cloister and tower, Tuesday to Sunday09:30 → 17:30
Last entry to both17:00
Jerónimos ticket office closes16:30
The church, Tuesday to Saturday10:30 → 17:00
The church, Sundays and religious holidays14:00 → 17:00
Both closedMondays · 1 Jan · Easter Sunday · 1 May · 13 Jun · 25 Dec
Jerónimos, state eventscan close
The tower, rough weathercan close

What the €15 tower ticket opens

Nave of the bastion, and its terraceground level
Underground floorbelow the bastion
Governor’s roomfirst level
Kings’ roomsecond level
Audience room and the chapelupper levels
Terrace of the towerthe roof

Getting here

Stop for the monasteryMosteiro Jerónimos, tram 15E
Stop for the towerBelém (Museu Coches)
From Praça do Comérciothe 15th stop
A ride on a topped-up card€1.72
An hour on the whole network€1.90
Paid on the tram€3.30

How to do Belém without wasting the ticket

Buy the cloister ticket before you come. The monuments’ own page says tickets frequently sell out and then cannot be bought on the day, and the ticket office at Jerónimos closes at 16:30 while the doors stay open until 17:30.

The church is a different door of the same building and it costs nothing. It opens at 10:30 from Tuesday to Saturday and only at 14:00 on Sundays and religious holidays, so on a Sunday morning the cloister comes first and the church waits until the afternoon.

Step-free access at the tower reaches the ground floor and the nave of the bastion only; everything above is stairs. At Jerónimos the ground floor of the cloister and the church are step-free, the upper gallery is not, and the monument keeps a wheelchair and portable stools.

Carris flags tram 15E as temporarily shortened, so check the line before you set out. Neither monument lends audio guides.

What it looks like

The cloister of Jerónimos, the part the ticket opens
The cloister of Jerónimos, the part the ticket opens
The church next door, free to enter
The church next door, free to enter
Belém Tower stands in the river
Belém Tower stands in the river
The bastion and the terrace of the tower
The bastion and the terrace of the tower
The upper floor of the cloister, stairs only
The upper floor of the cloister, stairs only

Photographs from Wikimedia Commons. Authors and licences.

Tours that stop here

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Questions about Belém

Should I buy the cloister ticket ahead?Yes, if the cloister is part of your plan: the monuments’ own page says tickets frequently sell out and then cannot be bought on the day. Official tickets go through mmp.bymeoblueticket.pt.
Is the Lisboa Card worth it for Belém?Two adult tickets here come to €33. The 24-hour card is €31 and includes both, so it is €2 ahead before you have taken a tram. With a child under 13 it flips: the monuments are free for them and the child card still costs €21.
Is the church really free?Yes. Tuesday to Saturday from 10:30, Sundays and religious holidays from 14:00, and it is the same building as the cloister you pay for.
When is the last moment to get in?17:00 for both monuments. At Jerónimos the counter shuts at 16:30, so a late ticket has to be bought online.

Other places, with their prices

Castelo de São Jorge above the cityCastelo de São Jorge€17 for adult castle entry
A Glória car on the climb out of RestauradoresLisbon lifts and funiculars€4.30 for up to two funicular journeys
The Oceanário on its pier in Parque das NaçõesOceanário de Lisboa€25.50 for adult entry in the late window

The two Belém monuments’ own site, read · Carris price list, effective 1 January 2026, read · page updated