Castelo De São Jorge Tickets

Unlock two of Lisbon’s most iconic sites with one combo ticket—Jerónimos Monastery and São Jorge Castle.

Step inside the Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and marvel at its grand cloisters and intricate architecture.

Enjoy flexible entry to the 11th-century São Jorge Castle, exploring towers, gardens, and panoramic city views at your own pace.

Discover ancient artifacts in the castle’s Permanent Exhibitions and stroll through peaceful courtyards steeped in history.

Skip the hassle of separate bookings with a single combo ticket, giving you access to two top attractions just 10 minutes apart on foot.

Explore São Jorge Castle, a hilltop fortress offering sweeping views of Lisbon’s skyline, Alfama’s maze-like streets, and the Tagus River.

Get access to Lisbon Cathedral, the city's oldest church, with entry to the baptistery, high choir, treasury, and panoramic balcony.

Enjoy flexible sightseeing, visit two of Lisbon’s most iconic landmarks at your own pace, with mobile tickets and extended validity.

Breeze into the São Jorge Castle and 50 other key attractions of the city with just one card, the Lisbon Card.

Make exploring Lisbon easy on your pockets with unlimited free access to Lisbon Metro subway, buses, trams, lifts, trains, and more.

Go all out with sweet discount vouchers. Get up to 50% off on entry tickets to museums, city sightseeing, hop-on hop-off boats, boutiques, and more.

You get the whole package! This card comes with a handy app, your one-stop solution for landmark details, chat services, and interactive maps.

Once redeemed, the city card will be active for 24/48/72 hours. Choose an option that suits your Lisbon itinerary the best.

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.

Step into the breathtaking 2,000+ year-old São Jorge Castle that towers over Lisbon’s skyline, offering views of the entire city below it.

Climb up a 50-step spiral staircase in the castle’s church that leads to the most spectacular views of Lisbon’s city center and the River Tagus.

Inside the old church lies an exhibition that houses rare artifacts and stories, bringing centuries of castle life to light.

Unwind with a complimentary drink—wine, cava, beer, or a soft drink—while taking in the panoramic views and reliving your favorite moments from the visit.

Discover a hidden gem within São Jorge Castle—access the Church Tower, a lesser-known site now open to visitors after years of closure.

Climb Lisbon’s tallest bell tower via a 50-step spiral staircase and enjoy breathtaking 360° views over the city and River Tagus.

Visit a small but insightful exhibition inside the tower featuring archaeological finds and stories from the Castle Quarter.

Ideal for history buffs, architecture lovers, and anyone seeking a quieter, offbeat viewpoint within the castle complex.

Sip a complimentary drink—wine, cava, beer, soft drink, or even coffee—as you take in the stunning skyline from this exclusive vantage point.

Grab this money-saving combo which gives you access to the National Pantheon and São Jorge Castle.

Explore the National Pantheon, the first baroque architecture building in Portugal known for its colored marble interiors.

Enjoy exquisite views of the Tagus River and spot the burial chambers of several Portuguese presidents and the national treasures Almeida Garret and Amila Rodrigues.

At São Jorge Castle, walk through the expertly curated Permanent Exhibitions and learn about the history of this monument.

Fun Fact: The earliest mention of São Jorge Castle date back to the 11th century where Arab geographers refer to it as defending the ‘quasabah’ or ‘fortress’.