Attractions & guided tours
Free Cancellation
Language:
English
Mobile voucher accepted
Duration: 2 Hours 30 Minutes
Do this because
Get to know the Jerónimos Monastery with an audio tour
Visit the tombs of Vasco da Gama and Luís de Camões
Experience the place where modest monks used to live
See an example of Manueline style in Portuguese architecture
What to expect
This tour will introduce you to Portuguese history's most notable and wealthy ages. Jerónimos is a monastery built on tax money from the Indian trade. Here lived poor monks who washed away the sins of sailors who came from abroad.The audio narration starts in front of the church with a discussion about its history. You'll puzzle out the crowded biblical figures on the portal before you continue to the monastery. Inside, the tour is divided into the monastery and the church stories. Why did monastic orders have power in Portugal's kingdom? How come Jerónimos monks used this place?You'll hear about Manueline architecture, notable Portuguese personalities buried here, and the royal family's history. You'll see stone carvings, monuments to prominent writers, and designs distinctive to very few buildings worldwide. The app will then guide you to the church to admire its structure which hides the tombs of Vasco da Gama and King Manuel I.
What's included
Audio-guided tour
Entrance ticket
Downloadable APP
What to remember
You'll receive a link by email and SMS to download the app
The app works offline. It's recommended to download it via high-speed internet access at home
Please note the ticket doesn't include priority access
It's strictly forbidden to eat and smoke inside the monastery
Last admission: 30 minutes before closing
Booking Fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Cancellation Fee
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins
Where
Praça do Império 1400-206 Lisboa, Portugal
Meeting point:
The self-guided audio tour starts at Jerónimos Monastery (Mosteiro Jerónimos). Show your e-voucher directly at the entrance of the Monastery.