Combo (Save 1%): Jerónimos Monastery + São Jorge Castle + Lisbon Cathedral Tickets

4.7/5(18,899)

Cedric B

Family

Verified booking

Last week

Review of Castelo de São Jorge Castelo de São Jorge in Lisbon is definitely worth a visit. The castle is perched atop a hill and offers a stunning view of the city, the Tagus River, and the surrounding neighborhoods. The ancient walls and towers give you a good sense of Lisbon’s history. It’s fun to walk around and explore different parts of the castle. I found the view from the castle walls particularly impressive. It can get crowded, and the admission fee isn’t cheap. Still, I think it’s a beautiful attraction that you should definitely include in your visit to Lisbon. I give the castle 4 out of 5 stars.

Francesca D

Family

Verified booking

Last week

Entry to the monastery was hassle-free; you can enter within an hour of your scheduled time. It’s not a skip-the-line ticket, but the wait was minimal—about 15 minutes—despite the large crowds (visit took place in August). Admission to the church is free, but you have to wait in another line once you exit the monastery (this one was quick as well).

Save more and skip the hassle of separate bookings by booking entry to the top 3 Lisbon attractions with one easy combo ticket.

Step inside Lisbon Cathedral and access the high choir, treasury, and balcony. Get a complimentary drink of your choice.

Wander São Jorge Castle’s towers, gardens, and exhibitions at your own pace, taking in sweeping panoramas over Lisbon.

Visit the iconic Jerónimos Monastery and immerse yourself in its centuries-old architecture and rich history.

Just a short walk connects these historic sites, making it easy to experience Lisbon’s heritage in a single day.

Jerónimos Monastery

Entry to Jerónimos Monastery

Lisbon Cathedral

Entry to Lisbon Cathedral

One complimentary drink

São Jorge Castle

Entry to São Jorge Castle

Access to the sacristy at Lisbon Cathedral

Guided tours

Transportation between the three locations

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Cinzia M
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
A wonderful experience. Even though it was July 25, the times we chose for our visits allowed us to explore at our own pace without having to wait in line. At the Belém Tower, the 10:00 a.m. entry time was perfect, and the light was fabulous for admiring the views from above. The climb up the tower isn’t too strenuous because it’s divided into several sections at each landing. For the Jerónimos Monastery, we had booked a 1:30 p.m. slot, but we managed to get in at 1:00 p.m., so everything went perfectly. The monastery’s architecture is beautiful, and the atmosphere is truly enchanting. Before heading back to Lisbon on the 15E tram (which is very convenient), a stop for some pasteis de nata is a must!
Boumadiane H
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
There were two lines at the site—one for the cathedral and one for the monastery—but unfortunately there were no signs. I stood in the wrong line for a long time, but luckily I went to ask for directions, and that’s when I was told I needed to switch to the other line—which meant we ended up waiting a lot longer. That’s the only issue that needs to be fixed. Admission to the cathedral is free, while there’s an admission fee for the monastery, but there were no signs indicating which line was for which.
Yves D
Family
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
A beautiful place to explore. To our surprise, there was no line. (We entered at 2:30 p.m.) We had plenty of time to tour the site (the monastery and church) at our own pace.
Cedric B
Family
Verified booking
Last week
Review of Castelo de São Jorge Castelo de São Jorge in Lisbon is definitely worth a visit. The castle is perched atop a hill and offers a stunning view of the city, the Tagus River, and the surrounding neighborhoods. The ancient walls and towers give you a good sense of Lisbon’s history. It’s fun to walk around and explore different parts of the castle. I found the view from the castle walls particularly impressive. It can get crowded, and the admission fee isn’t cheap. Still, I think it’s a beautiful attraction that you should definitely include in your visit to Lisbon. I give the castle 4 out of 5 stars.
Mireia R
Solo
Verified booking
Jul 2026
It’s a site worth seeing. A beautiful cloister steeped in history, with the columns showcasing natural artistry (the park in front features various plants that adorn them, with signs explaining where to find them). The refectory is wonderful, with tiles depicting scenes from sacred life. A bit pricey for what you get (you can see it all in about half an hour, and admission is €20). It’s best to book at least one day in advance.

Save with this combo and explore three of Lisbon’s most iconic landmarks—Jerónimos Monastery, São Jorge Castle, and Lisbon Cathedral—at your own pace.

Getting started

Begin your journey at any of the three sites. Show your mobile ticket at each entrance for direct access. Security checks and ticket validation are required at each location before you start exploring.

What to expect

Jerónimos Monastery

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jerónimos Monastery stands as a masterpiece of Manueline architecture and a symbol of Portugal’s Age of Discovery. Built in the early 16th century, it’s renowned for its ornate cloisters and historical significance.

Cloisters: Walk through intricately carved cloisters, celebrated for their detailed stonework and maritime motifs reflecting Portugal’s seafaring legacy.

Church of Santa Maria: Step inside the church, the resting place of explorer Vasco da Gama, and admire its soaring columns and ribbed vaults.

Chapter House: Visit the Chapter House, where important decisions were made, and see its impressive vaulted ceiling.

São Jorge Castle

Perched atop Lisbon’s highest hill, São Jorge Castle dates back to the 11th century and offers sweeping views over the city. This historic fortress played a key role in defending Lisbon through centuries.

Towers and ramparts: Climb the ancient towers and walk the ramparts for panoramic views of Lisbon’s rooftops and the Tagus River.

Gardens and courtyards: Stroll through peaceful gardens and courtyards, home to peacocks and centuries-old olive trees.

Permanent exhibitions: Explore exhibitions featuring artifacts that trace Lisbon’s history from the Iron Age to the present.

Lisbon Cathedral

Lisbon Cathedral, the city’s oldest church, invites you to discover 800 years of history in its Romanesque and Gothic halls. This landmark has survived earthquakes and witnessed countless historic events.

Main chapels and naves: Wander freely through the chapels, naves, and ambulatory, each echoing centuries of religious tradition.

Upper choir and Treasury museum: Climb to the upper choir for rare views of stained-glass windows, and visit the Treasury Museum to see sacred vestments and religious relics.

Rooftop views with a drink: Enjoy a complimentary drink while taking in sweeping views from the cathedral’s rooftop terrace.

What to bring

Bring valid ID or proof of age for youth, senior, or special access discounts.

To stay protected and hydrated, bring a hat and water—summer temperatures can rise above 25ºC.

What’s not allowed

Jerónimos Monastery

Strict dress code: Off-shoulder tops, dresses, and knee-high shorts are not recommended.

Large bags and backpacks aren’t permitted at Jerónimos Monastery.

Keep in mind food, beverages, large bags or backpacks are not allowed on this experience.

São Jorge Castle

Food and drinks are restricted in several areas, especially inside the Castle.

Pets are not allowed inside the Castle, except guide dogs with certification.

Accessibility

Jerónimos Monastery

The lower level is wheelchair accessible, but some areas have cobblestones.

Wheelchairs are available for rent at the entrance.

São Jorge Castle

St. George Castle has steep climbs and uneven paths, not ideal for mobility challenges.

Lisbon Cathedral

Lisbon Cathedral is not wheelchair accessible; stairs are required to reach key areas.

Additional information

Tickets for all three attractions are non-refundable once booked.

Jerónimos Monastery

The church is a part of Jerónimos Monastery and offers free entry, but you must join a separate line to enter.

The monastery is a crowd-puller, and wait times can stretch to 2 hours during peak hours. Plan smart: arrive early and book tickets online in advance.

Entry is free for Portugal residents on Sundays and public holidays, which often leads to larger crowds. If possible, plan your visit on another day.

The Jerónimos Monastery remains closed on Monday, 1st January, Easter Sunday, 1st May, and 25th December.

São Jorge Castle

Children under 12 enter free with a valid ID at the gate.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the redemption point.

Ensure a smooth experience by downloading your tickets before your visit!

Ticket redemption point

Please check your final voucher for the redemption point details and specific instructions.