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- Marvel at the 12th-century Alcobaça Monastery and soak in the marvelous Gothic architecture of the monastery created by monks of the Order of Cistercians.
- Visit the tombs of King Pedro I and Inês de Castro, considered to be masterpieces of Gothic sculpture.
- View the Church, King's Hall, the Cloister of King Dinis or the Cloister of Silence, the Refectory, the Kitchen Monks Hall, and more.
- Upgrade your ticket by purchasing a Lisbon Card which gives you entry to over 39 attractions and unlimited use of public transport within the validity of your card.
Inclusions
Alcobaça Monastery
- Entry ticket
Lisbon Card
- 24/48/72-hour card
- Free color handy guide and app (no physical guide available, download to be done by QR Code)
- Interactive map
- Click here for the list of attractions and public transport.
Exclusions
- Hotel transfers
This ticket has the following options you can choose from:
- Entry ticket to Alcobaça Monastery
- Lisbon Card: 24-Hr
- Lisbon Card: 48-Hr
- Lisbon Card: 72-Hr
- Tip: to explore the monastery to the fullest, keep aside 90 minutes from your day.
Lisbon Card
- Each attraction can be visited only once using the card.
- Once redeemed, it is valid for 24-hr, 48-hr, or 72-hr depending on the ticket option chosen.
- Fast-track entry is not possible at all attractions.
- All cards must be exchanged at the same redemption point.
- These tickets can’t be cancelled. However, they are valid for an extended period of time.
- These tickets are valid for an extended duration. The exact details will be present on the ticket.
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All Your Alcobaça Monastery Ticket Options
Alcobaça Monastery Tickets:
- Standard entry tickets to visit the Alcobaça Monastery.
- Explore the monastery at your own pace and immerse yourself in its rich history and architectural beauty.
Skip The Line Tickets for Alcobaça Monastery:
- Skip the long queues and enjoy priority access to the Alcobaça Monastery.
- Save valuable time and make the most of your visit by bypassing the ticket lines, allowing more time to explore the monastery.
Combo Tickets Alcobaça Monastery:
- Combination tickets that include entry to the Alcobaça Monastery along with other nearby attractions or activities.
- Enjoy a bundled experience by visiting multiple attractions, making your visit to Alcobaça even more rewarding and diverse.
What To See at Alcobaça Monastery
The Alcobaça Monastery is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important Cistercian monasteries in the world. Visitors can see the church, the cloisters, the refectory, and the tombs of King Pedro I and Inês de Castro, and get to know more about Alcobaça Monastery.
Royal Pantheon
Marvel at the ornate tombs of Pedro I and Inês de Castro, lovers whose tragic story captures the imagination and symbolizes undying love.
Cloister of Silence
Step into tranquility in this enchanting cloister, where the delicate Gothic arches whisper tales of the past, providing an oasis of serenity.
Kitchen of the Monastery
Discover the enormous kitchen that once catered to the monks' needs, with its colossal cooking hearth, evoking the hustle and bustle of centuries-old culinary traditions.
Refectory
Uncover the grandeur of the refectory, where the monks gathered for communal meals, and imagine the lively conversations that echoed within its majestic walls.
Chapter House
Be captivated by the stunning Chapter House, adorned with exquisite Manueline carvings that tell intricate stories through their intricate details.
Dormitory
Ascend to the dormitory, where the monks once slept, and admire the simplicity of their austere living quarters, reflecting their dedication to a life of spirituality.
Lavabo
Witness the splendor of the Lavabo, a lavishly decorated washing area where the monks performed ritual ablutions, showcasing the intricacy and beauty of medieval craftsmanship.
Celas' Corridor
Stroll through the atmospheric Celas' Corridor, where the cells of the monks once stood, and feel a sense of reverence for their solitary contemplation and devotion.
Church of Alcobaça
Enter the magnificent church, with its towering nave and grand rose window, and witness the marriage of architectural splendor and spiritual significance.
Plan Your Visit To Alcobaça Monastery
Timings
Getting There
Facilities
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Food & Drinks
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Nearby Attractions
- Open from: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, from Tuesday to Sunday
- Closed on: Mondays
- Last entry: 5:30 pm
Address: Alcobaca, 2460-018 Alcobaça, Portugal
- By Car: The Alcobaça Monastery is located in Alcobaça, Portugal. If you are driving, you can reach the monastery via the A8 highway, taking exit 22 (Alcobaça). Follow the signs to the monastery, and there is parking available nearby.
- By Public Transportation: You can also reach the monastery by public transportation. There are regular bus services from Lisbon and other nearby cities to Alcobaça. Once you arrive at the Alcobaça bus station, the monastery is within walking distance.
- Restrooms: There are clean restroom facilities available for visitors within the monastery.
- Souvenir Shop: The monastery has a souvenir shop where you can purchase gifts, postcards, and other memorabilia.
- Audio Guides: Audio guides are available for rent at the entrance, providing detailed information about the history and significance of the monastery.
- Wheelchair accessible
- Wheelchair rentals
- Wheelchair ramps available
- Origens Restaurante: This restaurant serves traditional Portuguese cuisine in a beautiful setting. It is located just a short walk from the monastery.
- A Casa: This restaurant serves home-style Portuguese food in a cozy atmosphere. It is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike.
- Taberna do Mercado: This taverna serves traditional Portuguese tapas and other small plates. It is a great place to try a variety of Portuguese dishes.
- O Alecrim: This restaurant serves Portuguese cuisine with a modern twist. It has a beautiful garden setting and is a great place to enjoy a meal al fresco.
- Pastelaria Alcoa: This pastry shop is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. It is known for its delicious Portuguese pastries and cakes.
- Photography: Visitors are allowed to take non-flash photography for personal use within the monastery. However, professional photography or the use of tripods may require prior permission.
- Silence: As the Alcobaça Monastery is a place of worship, it is essential to maintain a respectful and quiet atmosphere during your visit.
- Dress Code: Please dress modestly and respectfully, covering your shoulders and knees, as the monastery is a religious site.
- Batalha Monastery: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is another impressive example of Gothic architecture in Portugal. It was built in the 14th century to commemorate the victory of the Portuguese over the Castilians at the Battle of Aljubarrota.
- Nazaré Beach: This famous beach is known for its giant waves, which have made it a popular destination for surfers from all over the world. The beach is also a great place to relax and enjoy the stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.
- Óbidos Castle: This medieval castle is one of the best-preserved in Portugal. It was built in the 12th century and has been used as a royal residence, a prison, and a military barracks.
- Tomar Monastery: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a Templar castle and monastery. It was built in the 12th century and is one of the most important examples of Manueline architecture in Portugal.
- Praia do Salgado: This secluded beach is a great place to relax and enjoy the peace and quiet. It is located about 5 kilometers from Alcobaça Monastery.
Frequently Asked Questions About Alcobaça Monastery Tickets
How long should I spend at Alcobaça Monastery?
Allow 2-3 hours to explore the Alcobaca monastery and its grounds.
Is it worth visiting Alcobaça Monastery?
Yes, the Alcobaça Monastery is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important historical monuments in Portugal.
What are the ticket options for Alcobaça Monastery?
There are 2 ticket options for Alcobaca Monastery: a basic ticket for €10 and a combo ticket for €25. The basic ticket includes admission to the monastery, while the combo ticket also includes admission to the Batalha Monastery and the Nazaré Beach.
What are the opening hours of the Alcobaça Monastery?
The Alcobaca monastery is open from 9:00am to 6:00pm, from Tuesday to Sunday. The last entry is at 5:30pm. The monastery is closed on Mondays.
How do I get to the Alcobaça Monastery?
The Alcobaça Monastery is located in the town of Alcobaça, in central Portugal. It is about 120 kilometers north of Lisbon. The best way to get to the monastery is by car. There is also a train station in Alcobaça, but it is a short walk from the monastery.
Is the Alcobaça Monastery wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the Alcobaça Monastery is wheelchair accessible. There is a ramp leading up to the entrance, and the monastery has a number of wheelchair accessible toilets.
Are there any restaurants or cafes near the Alcobaça Monastery?
Yes, there are a number of restaurants and cafes near the Alcobaça Monastery. The monastery also has its own restaurant, which serves traditional Portuguese food.
What are some other things to do in the town of Alcobaça?
In addition to visiting the Alcobaça Monastery, there are a number of other things to do in the town of Alcobaça, including: Visiting the Santa Maria do Alcobaça Church, Visiting the Alcobaça Castle, Walking through the town's historic center.
What are some other places to visit in the area around Alcobaça?
In addition to visiting the Alcobaça Monastery, there are a number of other places to visit in the area around Alcobaça, including: The Batalha Monastery, The Nazaré Beach, The Óbidos Castle, The Tomar Monastery