Lisbon Attractions

The Benfica Stadium, also known as the Stadium of Light, is Portugal's largest football stadium and home of one of its most decorated football clubs—SL Benfica. Explore the Benfica Museum, a visual treat with trophies of all major Benfica victories, jerseys of its founder, and countless other interactive displays. Book combos to explore the stadium and museum with other iconic attractions.

Explore tile craft at the National Tile Museum by the Tagus River. Uncover Portugal's rich artistic heritage, tracing historical events through evolving symmetrical patterns. These artworks grace Lisbon's streets, homes, churches, and nationwide buildings.

Lisbon Cathedral—also called Sé de Lisboa—is the city’s oldest church, dating back to the 12th century. Step inside to explore its Romanesque architecture, hidden chapels, rose windows, and sacred Treasury, all perched above historic Alfama.

Discover and explore the National Pantheon - Portugal’s first Baroque monument, also known as the Church of Santa Engrácia. Admire its romantic architecture in colorful marble, a towering dome, and detailed tile work.

Visit Jerónimos Monastery, a 16th-century marvel. Explore Portuguese navigators' history and great discoveries. Embark on an adventure through the Age of Discoveries, Commercial & War Navy evolution. This naval treasure house also offers a special children's section.

Discover Lisbon's maritime soul at the Codfish History Interpretation Centre. Immerse yourself in a sea of stories, from the Age of Exploration to today's culinary delights. Trace the journey of 'bacalhau' through engaging exhibits and interactive displays.

MAAT Gallery is a must-see for fans of modern art and architecture. This riverside museum in Portugal stands out for its futuristic design. Explore its extensive collection of contemporary art with our selection of tickets.

Step back in time aboard Frigate D. Fernando II e Glória, a 19th-century ship that now serves as a museum. Discover its fascinating history and have an immersive experience onboard as you explore its decks.

Explore the Monument of Discoveries, admire its intricate carvings, and the tall statue of Henry the Navigator. The triangular layout symbolizes ship sails. Visit exhibitions and watch a documentary.

The Royal Treasure Museum holds Lisbon's royal archive where you will find a lot of its crown jewels! Visit the iconic museum to see the precious stones, goldsmith items, and objects that once belonged to Portuguese royal families.