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Jerónimos Monastery: Entry Ticket

National Palace and Gardens of QueluZ: Entrance Ticket

Royal Treasure Museum

Lisbon Zoo: Fast Track Ticket

National Palace of Ajuda: Entry Ticket

Estádio da Luz & Benfica Museum: Entry Ticket + Scarf Offer

Estádio da Luz: Entry Ticket + Scarf Offer

Lisbon: Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride in Belém

Benfica Museum: Entry Ticket + Scarf Offer

Estádio da Luz & Benfica Museum: Entry Ticket + Wine Tasting + Scarf Offer

National Museum of Ethnology: Entry Ticket

Lisbon: Jerónimos Monastery Guided Tour + Belém Walking Tour

Museum of Contemporary Art and Architecture Centre: Entry Ticket

Jeronimos Monastery + Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

Estádio da Luz & Benfica Museum: Entry Ticket + Snack + Scarf Offer

Estádio da Luz & Benfica Museum: Entry Ticket + Meal Voucher

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The Jerónimos Monastery is a National Monument and was classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. Step onto these significant grounds for a snoop around inside, where you can explore the whole place and ponder its homage to Portuguese identity and culture. Don't forget to look up at the frescoed vaulted ceilings!

Take a seat in the 16th-century cloister and peer inside the former monks’ refectory. Not only is this a thrilling trip through Lisbon's history, the views over the Tagus River from the grounds are exceptional.

Travel back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history of this ornate palace and garden. Known as Portugal's answer to Versailles, it was originally designed as a summer residence for the royal family, before King Pedro III transformed it into a full-fledged palace. Discover for yourself the majesty of the 18th-century aristocracy!

Museu Tesouro Real, or the Royal Treasury Museum, allows you to pore over Portugal's glimmering gold and silver inside a new wing of Ajuda National Palace in Lisbon.

A visit to the Royal Treasure Museum covers 11 separate themes and interactive exhibits across three floors. One of the largest collections of its kind, you'll flash your Royal Treasure Museum tickets and begin a self-guided tour by admiring gold and diamonds of Brazil, and coins and medals of the Crown. 

Elsewhere there's jewelry from the palace collection, ritual objects of the monarchy, Crown silverware, and treasures from private collections and diplomatic gifts.

The Lisbon Zoo is the oldest of its kind in the Iberian Peninsula, dating all the way back to 1884. Right in the heart of Lisbon, you can plan a day at the zoo and turn it into a one-day exploration of the entire planet!

Travel the world, without leaving the comforts of Lisbon. Start by discovering the Sumatran tigers in the dense vegetation of the humid rainforest, observe the behavior of lions, giraffes and elephants as they roam the arid African savanna, and be dazzled by the majestic and colorful birds of South America.

By visiting the zoo, you're also contributing to their mission to conserve some of these wonderful species and their habitats.

The building of the National Palace of Ajuda didn't get built without its share of troubles. The structure you see today isn't the original. The palace was originally planned as a summer residence in the first half of the 18th century by King John V, but construction would only begin after Paço da Ribeira, the royal residence in the centre of Lisbon, was destroyed by an earthquake in 1755. 

The first Palace of Ajuda was made from wood, but burned down in 1794. Then, the much more fire-proof building you see today was constructed. To this day, ceremonies for the Republic and the presidency are held in the palace.

Explore Estádio da Luz on a self-guided tour and experience Portuguese football.

The tour has various stops, with a knowledgeable guide at each stop. They'll tell you everything you need to know about the stadium.

Start your tour at Door 17, then stroll along the pitch. Take a peek into the locker rooms and drop by the press conference room. Finally, snap your picture below the eagles at Estádio da Luz.

Explore the Estádio da Luz to see why football has so much fan following in Portugal.

Gain entry with key stops where a guide is available for questions. 

Start the tour at Portugal's largest stadium, opened in 2003. Walk by the field, visit the locker rooms and press areas, and take a photo with Sport Lisboa e Benfica's eagle.

Admire the sights of Belém in a unique way during this horse-drawn tour through one of Lisbon's most iconic areas.

Until the 14th century, Belém was just a beautiful river beach, but it soon became an emblematic area of Lisbon and one of the most beautiful in the world from the 15th century until today. 

Horse carts were a constant throughout the neighborhood until the middle of the 20th century. Now, though, the Portuguese tradition is having a revival and you can enjoy a 20 to 30-minute ride that passes by a number of landmarks in the area. 

You'll trot past Praça do Império, Palácio dos Condes de Aveiras, Jardim Afonso Albuquerque, Museu dos Coches, Palácio de Belém, Palácio de Belém Museum, Pastéis de Belém, Padrão dos Távoras, Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, Museu de Arqueologia, Museu da Marinha, Planetarium, and Centro Cultural de Belém. If you're looking for sightseeing with a difference, then you'll love this.

Discover 29 thematic areas across three floors inside the Benfica Museum, highlighting sports achievements, historic locations, and key figures in the Club’s history.

Explore at your own pace with QR codes providing additional information and guides available for any questions.

Learn about Lisbon and Portugal's history, and enjoy interactive features like tactile surfaces, a simulator, and a penalty shootout experience.

Visit the Benfica Museum, located within the Estádio da Luz, and explore 29 thematic areas that showcase the history and achievements of Sport Lisboa and Benfica. The museum offers insights into the club's journey to becoming a major global sports entity.

Tour the Estádio da Luz, where you'll see key areas of the stadium, including those that hosted a Champions League final and the climax of Euro 2004. 

Enjoy a wine-tasting session at the Red Snack, situated in the Estádio da Luz's shopping area.

Explore the National Museum of Ethnology in Lisbon where you'll find artifacts from around the world, including traditional costumes and musical instruments. Designed by architect António Saragga Seabra, the building itself was opened in 1976. 

Discover the customs and traditions of different societies. Interactive exhibits allow you to engage with daily life from various cultures. Check out the rotating temporary exhibitions for new insights. This visit offers a clear look at the world's cultural diversity.

Enjoy a guided tour of Lisbon's highlights. Enter **Jerónimos Monastery**, and see its intricate architecture up close as your guide tells you about it's history. 

Step inside **Belém Tower**, and learn about its function during the time of global expeditions. 

You'll also visit a monument dedicated to Portuguese explorers, and get a chance to see the sculptural representations of these historical figures up close.

Visit the Museum of Contemporary Art and Architecture Centre (MAC/CCB) in Lisbon, recognized for its significance as a contemporary art institution in Portugal.

It hosts collections such as the Portuguese State Contemporary Art Collection (CACE), the Teixeira de Freitas Collection, and the Berardo Collection.

These collections feature works by both contemporary and 20th-century artists from diverse cultural backgrounds, who work in different media and have contributed to the history of art.

Visitors can view art by figures such as Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí, Marcel Duchamp, Piet Mondrian, Joan Miró, Max Ernst, Vieira da Silva, Andy Warhol, Donald Judd, Bruce Nauman, Lourdes Castro, and Helena Almeida, presented within the art movements they helped define.

Exhibits are organized chronologically, offering an educational view into the historical and contextual evolution of these art movements.

Explore the Estádio da Luz with a self-guided tour showcasing key areas and features.

Start at Gate 17 and check out miniature stadium models, the Sagres stand, and the NX Lounge. View the Benfica Campus through a detailed model and visit the Eagle Hall and visitor locker room. 

Witness the Press Conference Room, Hall of Fame, and VR experience, and walk through the access tunnel to the pitch.

Walk beside the pitch and pose with the historic Sport Lisboa e Benfica eagle.

After visiting the museum and stadium, enjoy a meal at the Restaurant Luz. It features a menu that combines Argentine, Italian, and Portuguese flavors.

Try a range of pizzas like the 4 Seasons, Benfica Diavolla, and Classic Calzone. For dessert, choose from options such as Red Tiramisu, Chai Latte Crème Brulee, and Lemon Grass Panna Cotta.

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