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Jerónimos monastery
- Audio guide available on the app. Instructions to download will be shared with your ticket. Do bring your own headphones.
- Tip: After your visit to the monastery, head next door to the Navy Planetarium or the Maritime Museum for a deeper glimpse into Lisbon's sea-faring culture.
- The church is a part of Jerónimos Monastery and offers free entry, but you must join a separate, long line to enter.
- Since this is a highly visited site, plan your visit with enough time on your hands as there could be a line at the entrance.
- There is medium accessibility for guests with reduced mobility.
- The lower level has wheelchair access though some sections are cobblestoned.
- Please note entry to the Church is free for Portugal residents on Sundays and public holidays.
- The Jerónimos Monastery remains closed on Monday, 1st January, Easter Sunday, 1st May, and 25th December.
- The Monastery is closed between 9:30am and 1pm on October 24th and December 5th.
- Restoration work may also cause temporary closures.
- Strict dress code: Off-shoulder tops, dresses, and knee-high shorts are not recommended.
- Visitors are not allowed to photograph some parts of the monastery.
- Keep in mind food & beverages and large bags or backpacks are not allowed on this experience.
- Please note that guests may have to wait long before entering the venue.
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- You can find the list of attractions covered in the Lisbon card here and instructions on how to use it here.
Jerónimos monastery
- Audio guide available on the app. Instructions to download will be shared with your ticket. Do bring your own headphones.
- Tip: After your visit to the monastery, head next door to the Navy Planetarium or the Maritime Museum for a deeper glimpse into Lisbon's sea-faring culture.
- The church is a part of Jerónimos Monastery and offers free entry, but you must join a separate, long line to enter.
- Since this is a highly visited site, plan your visit with enough time on your hands as there could be a line at the entrance.
- There is medium accessibility for guests with reduced mobility.
- The lower level has wheelchair access though some sections are cobblestoned.
- Please note entry to the Church is free for Portugal residents on Sundays and public holidays.
- The Jerónimos Monastery remains closed on Monday, 1st January, Easter Sunday, 1st May, and 25th December.
- The Monastery is closed between 9:30am and 1pm on October 24th and December 5th.
- Restoration work may also cause temporary closures.
- Strict dress code: Off-shoulder tops, dresses, and knee-high shorts are not recommended.
- Visitors are not allowed to photograph some parts of the monastery.
- Keep in mind food & beverages and large bags or backpacks are not allowed on this experience.
- Please note that guests may have to wait long before entering the venue.
Lisbon card
- You can find the list of attractions covered in the Lisbon card here and instructions on how to use it here.
Inclusions
- Entry to Jerónimos Monastery
- Audio guide in English, Spanish, German, or French (as per option selected)
- 24-hour Lisbon card (as per option selected)
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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RIVA
May 2025Verified booking
What I loved most about this experience was the ease of presenting the e-ticket, and of course seeing the inside of the monastery, it is truly beautiful. The bad thing, the waiting time to enter, today I had a long line at 11 am and I was able to enter until 12:50 pm.
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Tatiana
May 2025Verified booking
The place is beautiful and worth the experience. Arrive very early, or after 1pm, to avoid huge queues. Wear sunscreen and bring a hat.
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Antonia
May 2025Verified booking
Had a wonderful visit to the monestry. Avoided the early queues by going mid afternoon and enjoyed the beautiful cloisters without too many others spoiling the views!! Only dispappointment was to find the Church closed due to renovation work, so check before visiting.
Kathryn
May 2025Verified booking
The tickets were easy to purchase on line through this site. The Jeronimous monastery is worth the visit. This intricate, stunning architecture is incredible to see close up.
Hazel
May 2025Verified booking
Queue went down very quickly so not waiting for long to get in. Stunning building. The architecture was so beautiful and detailed. Very calm and cool inside the cloisters as well. Plenty opportunity and space to take pictures. Certainly worth a visit. Also went to the church next door. Also beautiful.
Katherine
May 2025Verified booking
Beautiful and inspirational! Purchase your tickets online and the early time slot is the best. We arrived 20min prior to the 9:30 first showing and we were in the Monestary by 9:40. I did notice that the line got considerably longer and longer throughout the day. Definitely recommend visiting!
Stamin
Apr 2025Verified booking
Although the queue at the entrance was very long, the entry times were not long. Jeronimus Monastery is a tourist attraction not to be missed.
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Azadian
Apr 2025Verified booking
The monastery is magnificent. The interior is truly splendid, and the facade is also very impressive. The church is quite pretty. The visit is quick. But it's very crowded. Estimated waiting time was 2 hours. But fortunately, families with strollers get priority access without having to queue! Thank you for this.
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Raphaele
Mar 2025Verified booking
It's a magnificent (if somewhat empty) space that transports us to another era. The church was being renovated, so there's nothing to see.
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Zoya
May 2025Verified booking
Glad we stood in the q to get in
Tatiana
May 2025Verified booking
Very easy to book. The monastery is not to be missed! Very very nice.
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MANUEL
Apr 2025Verified booking
The Cloister of the Hieronymites Monastery.
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Carlos
Apr 2025Verified booking
Everything is a magical place. Tardy to enter but worth the wait.
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Bruno
Apr 2025Verified booking
Beautiful but very long wait
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Joelle
Mar 2025Verified booking
It was beautiful, the most beautiful hot spot in Lisbon.
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Alice
Mar 2025Verified booking
Very beautiful monastery, both inside and outside a nice experience, price a bit high though
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Antonio
Mar 2025Verified booking
It was the fastest booking I have ever made online in Portugal and the easiest and most understandable.
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GALIT
Mar 2025Verified booking
המקום מרשים , לא היה תור, נהננו להכיר את המקום לא מצאנו את הדמות של משה למרות שחיפשנו
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Gabriele
Jun 2025Verified booking
A visit to the monastery is definitely a highlight. Every visitor to Lisbon should have it on their itinerary. The waiting time was manageable, in any case the afternoon is the best time to visit. Public transport connections are great. What was not so good was the consistency of the audio guide with the tour. The description was very detailed but not everything was accessible.
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Doris
Jun 2025Verified booking
Overall, the information provided was helpful, and the suggestions from other visitors were valuable. We arrived early to ensure we were among the first to visit. The Audio guide was easy to use. However, some areas were closed, and it seems that access to the Monastery may vary over time. The church side did not open until 10:30 AM, which we were unaware of. We took our time exploring the first half, but by the time we exited, a long line had already formed for the church visit. Seeing the queue, we decided to forgo the visit. It would have been helpful if the audio guide had included a note about the opening time.
Hector
Jun 2025Verified booking
The most difficult thing was the long entrance line Everyone wanted to enter and cut in the front The guards often gave into the pushy customers The time reservations were not controlled. People with tickets for 11:00 am we're entering at 9:30 am
Irene
Jun 2025Verified booking
Very nice place but exhausting line! For the experience with headout everything ok. Ease of purchase , ease of use.
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Steven
Jun 2025Verified booking
Impressive historical building but experience is limited to the architecture, taking about 30 minutes (after a one and a half hour wait in full sun, with a very, very high admission price).
Maja
Jun 2025Verified booking
Didn't like: The entry is expencive, but there's not much to do exept take photos. I wish there was some information about the place. I read online that visitors had to covef themselves, but to me it looked like everyone could wear whatever.
Anthony
Jun 2025Verified booking
The attraction itself was extraordinary, respectful for Portugese history and activities and arresting in its scope. However, for a first time visitor to Portugal, having staff to provide guidance on what was free, what had to be paid for and which line goes where, in advance of a visitor joining the line and standing in the sun for some time, before learning it was the wrong line. In short more guidance is needed to enhance appreciation of the great Lisbon sights and indeed a more efficient process would provide additional time to visit each sight and of course eat pastels!
Perfect for time-conscious travelers keen to explore Belém’s rich heritage. Ideal for families, couples, and solo explorers alike!
- Skip the lines at Jerónimos Monastery, a stunning symbol of Portuguese heritage, and join a walking tour of the Belém neighborhood with an English guide!
- Admire the stunning architecture featuring seahorses, elephants, ropes, and shells that celebrate Portugal's 16th-century maritime power.
- Within the church, in the lower choir, are the stone tombs of Vasco da Gama and the great chronicler of the Age of Discoveries, Luís de Camões.
- With an upgrade, stroll by the Discoveries Monuments, including the Padrão dos Descobrimentos, honoring Henry the Navigator, who financed great voyages.
- Stop by Belém Tower as your guide shares fun anecdotes about this iconic site. Admire the Venetian-inspired balcony windows and the rhinoceros gargoyle.
Perfect for time-conscious travelers keen to explore Belém’s rich heritage. Ideal for families, couples, and solo explorers alike!
- Skip the lines at Jerónimos Monastery, a stunning symbol of Portuguese heritage, and join a walking tour of the Belém neighborhood with an English guide!
- Admire the stunning architecture featuring seahorses, elephants, ropes, and shells that celebrate Portugal's 16th-century maritime power.
- Within the church, in the lower choir, are the stone tombs of Vasco da Gama and the great chronicler of the Age of Discoveries, Luís de Camões.
- With an upgrade, stroll by the Discoveries Monuments, including the Padrão dos Descobrimentos, honoring Henry the Navigator, who financed great voyages.
- Stop by Belém Tower as your guide shares fun anecdotes about this iconic site. Admire the Venetian-inspired balcony windows and the rhinoceros gargoyle.
Inclusions
- Skip-the-line entry to Jerónimos Monastery
- English-speaking guide
- Walking tour of the Belém neighborhood (as per option selected)
- Tip: Don’t miss the impressive south portal of the Jerónimos Monastery! While it’s not the main entrance, it’s a historic masterpiece featuring a statue of Henry the Navigator between two grand doors.
- While the tour is in English, the group can also request a Spanish-guided tour (subject to availability).
- There is medium accessibility for guests with reduced mobility.
- The lower level has wheelchair access though some sections are cobblestoned.
- Please note entry to the Church is free for Portugal residents on Sundays and public holidays.
- The Monastery is closed between 9:30am and 1pm on October 24th and December 5th.
- Strict dress code: Off-shoulder tops, dresses, and knee-high shorts are not recommended.
- Visitors are not allowed to take photographs in some parts of the monastery.
- Keep in mind food & beverages and large bags or backpacks are not allowed on this experience.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Sidhartha
Jun 2025Verified booking
Frederico (?) was awesome. Probably the second best tour guide I have ever met. He made it very interesting by reciting stories. He was ably assisted by his student, Gabriela (?).
Kevin
Jun 2025Verified booking
Rita was awesome. She showed us back alleyways with restaurants and other interesting things. Provided a great history of Portugal and Lisbon.
Laurel
May 2025Verified booking
Guide was enthusiastic engaging and earnest in communicating the history and significance for the notable structural features throughout the tour.
Dagmar
Apr 2025Verified booking
Our guide Federico gave us a very detailed tour of the monastery and the church. It was a worthwhile experience; if you want a comprehensive and entertaining tour of the premises, Federico is the right person for you!
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Richard
May 2025Verified booking
Federico was a fountain of knowledge and has devoted his life to studying history and culture of Portugal. Great guide!
Manuel
May 2025Verified booking
it was great, and Federico our guide made the visit special.
Mark
May 2025Verified booking
Our tour guide was very knowledgable, well organized, and sensitive to mobility issues. It was fun.
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May 2025Verified booking
The admission without waiting time was good and the tour guide's explanations were interesting and entertaining. On the other hand, the explanations were too detailed and took far too long at around 90 minutes. Especially in view of the fact that only the cloister and the refectory were to be visited in the monastery, which could also be seen in a quick 15-minute tour. The visit to the monastery was followed by queuing in front of the church for around 30 minutes. When booking the tour, the queue in front of the church was not mentioned. All in all, the tour lasted more than 140 minutes without giving us a chance to sit down, which can be very tiring for people over 65.
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Paula
May 2025Verified booking
The tour guide added a lot of information that was personal. Also he argued with the staff, he was taking too long at locations and tours were passing us. So much personal information it was hard to determine what was actually the information for the tour. He is studying to be a tour guide. He should stick to the tour information.
Alfredo
May 2025Verified booking
Everything on time, good guide. It took a while but everything was fine. MY DISCOMFORT IS THAT I WAS SOLD A TICKET WITH THE ENTRANCE TO THE BELEN TOWER AND IT WAS CLOSED FOR RENOVATION AND THAT HONESTLY I SEE IT AS A LIE TO WHAT WAS OFFERED AND HIGHER PRICE.
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Federico
May 2025Verified booking
Enjoy unlimited travel and free access to Lisbon’s top sights for 24, 48, or 72 hours.
- Everything you get: Unlock free entry to 50+ Lisbon gems like Jerónimos Monastery & Belém Tower, unlimited bus, tram & metro rides, free Santa Justa Elevator views, train day trips to Sintra & Cascais, cool discounts & a guidebook for a smooth, fun and unforgettable journey.
- Why choose this: This pass is a smart pick for 1 to 3-day stays, giving you hassle-free transport and savings up to 50% at top sights.
- Upgrades: Roam freely through Lisbon with an audio guide in five languages that shares stories, insights, and context to make each stop more memorable.
Enjoy unlimited travel and free access to Lisbon’s top sights for 24, 48, or 72 hours.
- Everything you get: Unlock free entry to 50+ Lisbon gems like Jerónimos Monastery & Belém Tower, unlimited bus, tram & metro rides, free Santa Justa Elevator views, train day trips to Sintra & Cascais, cool discounts & a guidebook for a smooth, fun and unforgettable journey.
- Why choose this: This pass is a smart pick for 1 to 3-day stays, giving you hassle-free transport and savings up to 50% at top sights.
- Upgrades: Roam freely through Lisbon with an audio guide in five languages that shares stories, insights, and context to make each stop more memorable.
Inclusions
- Validity: Pass valid for 24/48/72 hours
- Unlimited access to public transport like buses, metros, trams, elevators, and funiculars
- Access to 50+ attractions:
- Museums: Jerónimos Monastery, Belém Tower, Pilar7 Bridge Experience & more
- Discounts at Quinta da Regaleira, Vasco da Gama Aquarium & more
- Handy digital guidebook
- Audio guide in German, English, French, Italian & Spanish (based on option selected)
- Get complete details here
- You can visit each attraction only once.
- Bear in mind that national monuments and museums are closed on the following dates: January 1, Easter Sunday, May 1, December 24 and 25, and on municipal holidays (June 13 in Lisbon and June 29 in Sintra).
- All cards must be exchanged at the same redemption point.
- Museums and national monuments are closed on Mondays.
- Exchange your digital voucher for a physical Lisboa card from any of the redemption points mentioned in your voucher.
- To activate it, you need to write your name, the date, and the exact time of activation on the card.
- Use the card for the first time either on public transport or at a participating museum or attraction.
Validity:
- Before activation: Valid for 1 year from the date of purchase.
- After activation: Your pass is activated as soon as you use it for the first time and is valid for the number of 24-hour periods chosen. For example, if you select a 48-hour pass and take any public transport at 3pm on a Monday afternoon, your pass is valid till Wednesday 3pm.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- These tickets are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.
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Valentina
Apr 2025Verified booking
Perfect experience!!! We spent 3 days in Lisbon and bought LisboaCard which allowed us to discover the city and region without stress. Everything is included in LisboaCard, metro, bus, streetcar and even the train to Sintra! You can visit museums for free and get 10% off your bill in restaurants! A great experience!
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Huszár
Apr 2025Verified booking
Without buying tickets I can travel everywhere in Lasboa, where I want. I spent money and time. It is a good idae and choice for travel. I can suggest this Card for new visitors in Lisbao.
Hagendorf
Apr 2025Verified booking
The Lisboacard is highly recommended. We bought it for 3 days and it was really worth it. You don't have to queue when you visit the Castello San Jorge. The left row is for Lisboacard holders and it's quicker. Use of the streetcar, streetcar and public buses are included. Entrance to numerous museums is also included. Please visit the Museum de Azulejos with its beautiful church. You can order the card online and pick it up at the Tourist Office (at the airport or in the city)
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Caleb
Mar 2025Verified booking
Great opportunity to explore Lisbon and the surrounding areas. Lots of discounted attractions as well as the core group of free entries. The card even allows you to use Lisbon's great public transport connections.
Geraldine
Jun 2025Verified booking
The cour file ticket is super convenient! Too bad there aren't enough card collection points throughout the city.
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thomas
Jun 2025Verified booking
So convenient. Practical,easy to use. Didnt work at earthquake museum or queluz or cathedral but did at lots of other places. Used it on buses trams trains and metro. Well worth the money. Thank you.
Denildo
Jun 2025Verified booking
I used the Lisboa Card to access the Castle which made things a lot easier as I didn't have to queue to buy tickets. The Castle was quite amazing and had the best views of Lisbon.
Manuel
May 2025Verified booking
Too many exceptions to where to use the card and some locations wasn't clear if they accepted it. Very few places to pickup the physical card. Most travelers don't have the time or patience to research all of this.
Robin
May 2025Verified booking
Excellent! Everything worked perfect, tickets, transportation, it is a great value for money especially the use we made of it in our pass through Lisbon.
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Maggy
May 2025Verified booking
Very practical and easy to use, the fact that it integrates means of transport and tourist attractions saves us time and money during a trip that is usually very short.
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Cristina
May 2025Verified booking
Easy use of Lisboa card on transportation, at Mosteiro dos Jeronimos. Elevador de Santa Justa. Castello de Sao Jorge.
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B.L.A.
May 2025Verified booking
There was a public transportation strike. There was also a power outage that prevented us from making full use of the card.
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Telmo
Apr 2025Verified booking
It was a wonderful experience and thanks to the Lisbon Card we visited almost the entire city without any problems with tickets and public transportation
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Martino
Apr 2025Verified booking
Very nice experience, I enjoyed visiting the city and some museums I wanted to visit. I highly recommend using the Pass card.
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Ricardo
Apr 2025Verified booking
The scenery is still fantastic I've never tried the Lisbon card before... but with good planning it's worth it
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Helen
Apr 2025Verified booking
Ease of use, transportation included, popular sites. I did not like that some of the sites listed as free were only 25% off. The Maritime museuem was not free.
gleizes
Apr 2025Verified booking
Very good for metro bus streetcar transport! Easy to use but many attractions are still paying like botanical garden, monastery of saint Antoine... and you have to be able to use it, because some of the best attractions, such as the Belém tower, are inaccessible to the rest of the world, which is a pity, or the Jeronimos monastery, which needs a queue cutter.
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Joao
Apr 2025Verified booking
We've used it with metro and bus and it was awesome. We've visited Saint Jorge's Castle and Monastery of Saint Jerome and we have no problem with that to. Thank you!
Agustin
Mar 2025Verified booking
Excellent card. The only negative is the amount of waiting at the attractions to enter, beyond the people, the protocols are very slow.
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Nikola
Jun 2025Verified booking
Greatest part was that we could climb almost everywhere, even the places we didn't know exist but found them accidentaly
Sonata
Jun 2025Verified booking
It is convenient to use, but the multi-day card cannot be cancelled.
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Rabeca
May 2025Verified booking
Peña Palace was amazing to visit, very impressive and good experience.
Lisa
May 2025Verified booking
Having access to so many sites is worth it!
Maria
May 2025Verified booking
No need to worry about buying tickets for public transport. Cheaper or free admission.
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Sangay
May 2025Verified booking
The pathway + input combo system.
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Combo (Save 2%): Jerónimos Monastery + São Jorge Castle + Lisbon Cathedral
from €45.50
€44.64
2% off
Save BIG and cover Lisbon’s top 3 landmarks, from Belém to Alfama, in one ticket
- Everything you get at Jerónimos Monastery: Avoid ticket hassles and dive straight into the striking cloisters and ornate halls of Jerónimos Monastery. Enjoy an immersive audio guide to enrich your visit, even if some areas are temporarily closed—saving up to 2 hours in line during peak periods.
- Everything you get at São Jorge Castle: Get priority entry to São Jorge Castle, Lisbon’s hilltop fortress. Walk along historic battlements, soak in panoramic city views, and explore gardens where peacocks roam freely—capturing the essence of medieval Lisbon without the crowds.
- Everything you get at Lisbon Cathedral: Enjoy direct access to Lisbon’s oldest cathedral. Explore hidden treasures like the upper choir, treasury museum, and balcony. Relax with a complimentary drink included with your ticket, rounding out your historic journey.
- Why choose this combo: Combine Lisbon’s must-sees conveniently at a better price, skipping ticket lines and maximizing your time exploring Alfama, Belém, and Lisbon Cathedral.
Save BIG and cover Lisbon’s top 3 landmarks, from Belém to Alfama, in one ticket
- Everything you get at Jerónimos Monastery: Avoid ticket hassles and dive straight into the striking cloisters and ornate halls of Jerónimos Monastery. Enjoy an immersive audio guide to enrich your visit, even if some areas are temporarily closed—saving up to 2 hours in line during peak periods.
- Everything you get at São Jorge Castle: Get priority entry to São Jorge Castle, Lisbon’s hilltop fortress. Walk along historic battlements, soak in panoramic city views, and explore gardens where peacocks roam freely—capturing the essence of medieval Lisbon without the crowds.
- Everything you get at Lisbon Cathedral: Enjoy direct access to Lisbon’s oldest cathedral. Explore hidden treasures like the upper choir, treasury museum, and balcony. Relax with a complimentary drink included with your ticket, rounding out your historic journey.
- Why choose this combo: Combine Lisbon’s must-sees conveniently at a better price, skipping ticket lines and maximizing your time exploring Alfama, Belém, and Lisbon Cathedral.
Inclusions
- Entry to Jerónimos Monastery
- Entry to Lisbon Cathedral
- One complimentary drink at Lisbon Cathedral
- Entry to St. George Castle
Exclusions
- Access to the sacristy at Lisbon Cathedral
- Guided tours
- Transportation between the three locations
- Entry to Jerónimos Monastery is free for Portugal residents on Sundays and public holidays.
- A strict dress code applies inside the monastery, avoid off-shoulder tops and short shorts.
- Lisbon Cathedral is not wheelchair accessible; stairs are required to reach key areas.
- Expect long queues at Jerónimos Monastery; wait times can reach up to 2 hours.
- Some parts of the monastery may be closed for restoration but access is still granted.
- St. George Castle is not suitable for guests with limited mobility due to steep terrain.
- Children under 12 enter free at St. George Castle with a valid ID at the gate.
- A complimentary drink at Lisbon Cathedral is included with your ticket.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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RIVA
May 2025Verified booking
What I loved most about this experience was the ease of presenting the e-ticket, and of course seeing the inside of the monastery, it is truly beautiful. The bad thing, the waiting time to enter, today I had a long line at 11 am and I was able to enter until 12:50 pm.
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Tatiana
May 2025Verified booking
The place is beautiful and worth the experience. Arrive very early, or after 1pm, to avoid huge queues. Wear sunscreen and bring a hat.
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ANA
May 2025Verified booking
It was a beautiful day! We bought our tickets in an Uber. When we got to the Castle, there was a long queue to buy a ticket and we went straight in! It was great!!!!
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Antonia
May 2025Verified booking
Had a wonderful visit to the monestry. Avoided the early queues by going mid afternoon and enjoyed the beautiful cloisters without too many others spoiling the views!! Only dispappointment was to find the Church closed due to renovation work, so check before visiting.
Kathryn
May 2025Verified booking
The tickets were easy to purchase on line through this site. The Jeronimous monastery is worth the visit. This intricate, stunning architecture is incredible to see close up.
Thomas
May 2025Verified booking
Due to a ticket taker strike it took a few minutesto find an online ticket portal, however after we had ourtickets the staff guided us in and we had a wonderful time exploring the castle.
Tanisha
May 2025Verified booking
Easy online ticket purchase process, incredible views of Lisbon! Tidy area with lots of stunning photo opportunities in such a historic site.
Hazel
May 2025Verified booking
Queue went down very quickly so not waiting for long to get in. Stunning building. The architecture was so beautiful and detailed. Very calm and cool inside the cloisters as well. Plenty opportunity and space to take pictures. Certainly worth a visit. Also went to the church next door. Also beautiful.
Katherine
May 2025Verified booking
Beautiful and inspirational! Purchase your tickets online and the early time slot is the best. We arrived 20min prior to the 9:30 first showing and we were in the Monestary by 9:40. I did notice that the line got considerably longer and longer throughout the day. Definitely recommend visiting!
Stamin
Apr 2025Verified booking
Although the queue at the entrance was very long, the entry times were not long. Jeronimus Monastery is a tourist attraction not to be missed.
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Azadian
Apr 2025Verified booking
The monastery is magnificent. The interior is truly splendid, and the facade is also very impressive. The church is quite pretty. The visit is quick. But it's very crowded. Estimated waiting time was 2 hours. But fortunately, families with strollers get priority access without having to queue! Thank you for this.
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Patrick
Mar 2025Verified booking
Totally worth it. Was told that it wasn't worth it but turned out to be great. Spent an hour. Great views. Definitely a workout to move around and go up and down stairs.
Raphaele
Mar 2025Verified booking
It's a magnificent (if somewhat empty) space that transports us to another era. The church was being renovated, so there's nothing to see.
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Zoya
May 2025Verified booking
Glad we stood in the q to get in
Kim-Kathrin
May 2025Verified booking
Definitely a must if you are on vacation in Lisbon. It's worth a visit, the view is breathtaking.
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Robert
May 2025Verified booking
I was amazed by the views of Lisbon and the Peacocks!
Tatiana
May 2025Verified booking
Very easy to book. The monastery is not to be missed! Very very nice.
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Amanda
May 2025Verified booking
Very interesting place with great views! And lots of beautiful peacocks!
Martina
May 2025Verified booking
This fantastic view alone is worth the walk up there and the park
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Victoria
May 2025Verified booking
Really beautiful with peacocks walking around it's great, great view of Lisbon!
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MANUEL
Apr 2025Verified booking
The Cloister of the Hieronymites Monastery.
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Carlos
Apr 2025Verified booking
Everything is a magical place. Tardy to enter but worth the wait.
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Linda
Apr 2025Verified booking
All of it was beautiful-views, history, etc
Bruno
Apr 2025Verified booking
Beautiful but very long wait
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Joelle
Mar 2025Verified booking
It was beautiful, the most beautiful hot spot in Lisbon.
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Combos
Combo (Save 10%): SL Benfica Stadium & Museum Tour + Jerónimos Monastery Tickets
from €40.49
€36.44
10% off
Explore the SL Benfica Stadium & Museum and the Jerónimos Monastery with a single ticket.
- Visit two of Lisbon’s most popular attractions—the SL Benfica Stadium & Museum and the Jerónimos Monastery with this cost-saving combo.
- The entry ticket to the Benfica stadium gives you access to the stadium’s impressive architecture, the locker room, and the player’s tunnel.
- You can also choose to visit the museum or combine it with the stadium and check out the massive collection of trophies and other memorabilia.
- Get access to the Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983 & one of the best examples of Portuguese Gothic Manueline architecture.
#####Need to know
SL Benfica Stadium & Museum
- For guests with reduced mobility, a companion will be admitted for free as long as you present supporting documents.
- You can rent wheelchairs at the stadium.
- The stadium will remain closed on match days.
Jerónimos Monastery
- There is moderate wheelchair accessibility at the monastery.
- The lower level is wheelchair-accessible, but certain sections are cobblestoned and tough to navigate.
Explore the SL Benfica Stadium & Museum and the Jerónimos Monastery with a single ticket.
- Visit two of Lisbon’s most popular attractions—the SL Benfica Stadium & Museum and the Jerónimos Monastery with this cost-saving combo.
- The entry ticket to the Benfica stadium gives you access to the stadium’s impressive architecture, the locker room, and the player’s tunnel.
- You can also choose to visit the museum or combine it with the stadium and check out the massive collection of trophies and other memorabilia.
- Get access to the Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983 & one of the best examples of Portuguese Gothic Manueline architecture.
#####Need to know
SL Benfica Stadium & Museum
- For guests with reduced mobility, a companion will be admitted for free as long as you present supporting documents.
- You can rent wheelchairs at the stadium.
- The stadium will remain closed on match days.
Jerónimos Monastery
- There is moderate wheelchair accessibility at the monastery.
- The lower level is wheelchair-accessible, but certain sections are cobblestoned and tough to navigate.
Inclusions
SL Benfica Stadium
- Entry to the SL Benfica Stadium (as per option selected)
- Entry to the Benfica Museum (as per option selected)
- Official scarf from the merchandise store
Jerónimos Monastery
- Entry to the Jerónimos Monastery.
Exclusions
SL Benfica Stadium & Museum
- Guided tour
- Audio tour
- Transport
Jerónimos Monastery
- Guided tour
- Audio tour
- Transport
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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RIVA
May 2025Verified booking
What I loved most about this experience was the ease of presenting the e-ticket, and of course seeing the inside of the monastery, it is truly beautiful. The bad thing, the waiting time to enter, today I had a long line at 11 am and I was able to enter until 12:50 pm.
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Tatiana
May 2025Verified booking
The place is beautiful and worth the experience. Arrive very early, or after 1pm, to avoid huge queues. Wear sunscreen and bring a hat.
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Antonia
May 2025Verified booking
Had a wonderful visit to the monestry. Avoided the early queues by going mid afternoon and enjoyed the beautiful cloisters without too many others spoiling the views!! Only dispappointment was to find the Church closed due to renovation work, so check before visiting.
Hazel
May 2025Verified booking
Queue went down very quickly so not waiting for long to get in. Stunning building. The architecture was so beautiful and detailed. Very calm and cool inside the cloisters as well. Plenty opportunity and space to take pictures. Certainly worth a visit. Also went to the church next door. Also beautiful.
Stamin
Apr 2025Verified booking
Although the queue at the entrance was very long, the entry times were not long. Jeronimus Monastery is a tourist attraction not to be missed.
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Raphaele
Mar 2025Verified booking
It's a magnificent (if somewhat empty) space that transports us to another era. The church was being renovated, so there's nothing to see.
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Tatiana
May 2025Verified booking
Very easy to book. The monastery is not to be missed! Very very nice.
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Miguel
May 2025Verified booking
For the price of the visit, you get a free scarf and they explain it in detail.
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Gary
May 2025Verified booking
Great stadium tour, access to all areas and got really close up to the pitch to take some great photos of the stadium
MANUEL
Apr 2025Verified booking
The Cloister of the Hieronymites Monastery.
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Carlos
Apr 2025Verified booking
Everything is a magical place. Tardy to enter but worth the wait.
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Maria
Apr 2025Verified booking
The guide was very friendly and adapted the communication to my son's age.
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Gladson
Apr 2025Verified booking
Very nice and the tour was very interesting
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Alice
Mar 2025Verified booking
Very beautiful monastery, both inside and outside a nice experience, price a bit high though
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GALIT
Mar 2025Verified booking
המקום מרשים , לא היה תור, נהננו להכיר את המקום לא מצאנו את הדמות של משה למרות שחיפשנו
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Anthony
Jun 2025Verified booking
The attraction itself was extraordinary, respectful for Portugese history and activities and arresting in its scope. However, for a first time visitor to Portugal, having staff to provide guidance on what was free, what had to be paid for and which line goes where, in advance of a visitor joining the line and standing in the sun for some time, before learning it was the wrong line. In short more guidance is needed to enhance appreciation of the great Lisbon sights and indeed a more efficient process would provide additional time to visit each sight and of course eat pastels!
Samuel
May 2025Verified booking
The place is beautiful. I expected to see more in the cloister. The highlight was the painting that link the story of Joseph with the feeding of the 5000. What I did not like is the inefficiency of getting the people in. Just like the Pena Palace you can limit the people to certain time slots. Maybe have a faster way to scan the tickets and get people in. For the money paid for the ticket I expected to see more.
Plamena
May 2025Verified booking
You wait a long time in line, even if you have bought your tickets a long time ago and supposedly and you already have the tickets there is an entrance without a line... in short a disaster, the place is wonderful but you spend at least 45-50min waiting in the sun.
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Jann
May 2025Verified booking
Tickets worked but still had to queue despite pre-booking. For the price felt there wasn't much to see given the monastery was huge. Also, I didn't get to go into the prayer room, not sure if this was for VIP access or I missed a sign.
Kristen
May 2025Verified booking
Beautiful architecture. Long line in morning, came back later and only waited about 10 min. Were able to go to mass in the church next door which is also beautiful. Beautiful, peaceful place.
MARY
May 2025Verified booking
Magnificent location, exceptional condition. Long queue and we had to get out again to visit the church. We didn't understand the direction of traffic.
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Mário
Apr 2025Verified booking
Cloister of the monastery with its magnificent decoration. So many details, full of history, evocative of the golden age of Portuguese discoveries
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Paivi
Apr 2025Verified booking
You sold my tickets just two days before our visit - and wthere were a strike. The strike don't occur so suddentlye. I tried to contact you ASAP, nobody answered. In the same evening I send a request of refund to your supportteam's email, nobody answers. I haven't had my money back. Please, pay my money back. I think you aren't operating in responsible way
Verónica
Apr 2025Verified booking
The museum is a marvel. The stadium is great but the guides could put more enthusiasm the truth.... Four comments on the race and take pictures.... It deserves more
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Orlando
Apr 2025Verified booking
I was very surprised by the facilities, the pitch itself. The eagles on the field were sensational, I didn't expect to see them. Now the museum is very interesting and fantastic. Congratulations
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Make the most of Lisbon
Which Jerónimos Monastery ticket is best for you?
Standard entry tickets
Duration: 1-2 hours
Best for: Solo travelers, those short on time, or budget travelers
Go for it because:
- Explore all the main areas at your own pace, stopping to admire motifs that capture your imagination.
- Keep your plans flexible with tickets that allow you to enter anytime within operating hours.
Recommended Tour:
Audio guided tours
Duration: Flexible
Best for: History buffs who want to explore by themselves
Go for it because:
- Get detailed insights into Manueline architecture and Portuguese maritime history.
- Personalize your experience–set your pace and choose your language; options include English, Spanish, German, and French.
Recommended tickets:
Expert guided tours
Duration: 2-4 hours
Best for: History buffs looking for a more engaging experience
Go for it because:
- Don’t waste your time standing in lines; follow your guide through the monastery’s most efficient route, covering all the highlights and important tidbits.
- Upgrade your tickets to walk around Belém with an expert guide. Perfect to gain a broader understanding of the area’s history and landmarks.
Recommended tickets:
Combo tickets
Duration: 4-6 hours
Best for: Value-conscious travelers, families, and groups
Go for it because:
- Depending on the combo, gain access to major UNESCO sites including Jerónimos Monastery, Belém Tower, Pena Palace, and São Jorge Castle.
- Avoid the hassle of booking individual tickets, customize your visit dates, and choose a combo that speaks to your heart without burning a hole in your wallet.
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Jerónimos Monastery highlights
Tomb of Fernando Pessoa
Fernando Pessoa was a poet, author, philosopher, and translator who was a significant literary figure of the early 20th century. He is known as one of Portugal’s greatest poets. His tomb lies on the lower level of the Cloister of Jerónimos Monastery.
Plan your visit to Jerónimos Monastery
Opening Hours
Getting There
Entrances
Stay
Facilities
Dine
Visitor tips
- October to April: 10am to 05:30pm ( last entry at 5pm )
- May to September: 10am to 6:30pm ( last entry at 5:30 pm )
- Closed On: 1st of January, Easter Sunday, 1st of May, and 25th of December every year
- Duration of the Visit: 1 to 2 hours
- Best Time To Visit: The best months to visit the Jerónimos Monastery would be from March to May and from September to October. The best time to visit during these months, to avoid crowds, is between 12 pm and 2 pm.
Address: Praça do Império 1400-206 Lisbon
- By Tram: Tram 15
Nearest Stop: Mosteiros dos Jerónimos - By Train: Cascáis Line
Nearest Stop: Belem - By Bus: 727, 28, 729, 714, 751
Nearest Stop: Mosteiro Jerónimos - By Car: The distance between the Lisbon airport and Jerónimos Monastery is 15.1 km.
Nearest Parking: West wing of the Monastery and near the Lisbon Maritime Museum - By Hop-on Hop-off Bus: Take the Blue Route on City Sightseeing, Yellow Bus, or Lisbon Sightseeing and get off at the Jerónimos Monastery stop. This stop provides direct and convenient access to the historic monastery.
- Church Entrance: This entrance is located on the right side of the Jerónimos Monastery, facing Praça Afonso de Albuquerque. It is for visitors who are only interested in seeing the church. Entrance to the church is free of charge.
- Cloister Entrance: This entrance is located on the left side of the Jerónimos Monastery, facing Jardim da Praça do Império. It is for visitors who want to see the cloister, the church, and other parts of the monastery. There is a fee to enter the cloister and other parts of the monastery.
- Photography: You are allowed to click pictures inside the Jerónimos Monastery without flash and heavy video equipment like tripods and monopods are not allowed.
- Restrooms: The Jerónimos Monastery has restrooms in the Cloister area behind the cash registers.
- Accessibility Measures: The Church, Monastery, and the lower levels of the Cloister are wheelchair-accessible. There are also ramps and elevators available.
There are several cafes near the monastery
- Pasteis de Belem: Known for its sweet custard tarts. These flaky tarts were first created by the monks in Jerónimos Monastery.
- La Follia De Belém: A 3-minute walk from the Jerónimos Monastery, the La Follia de Belém restaurant is open for both lunch and dinner. The restaurant serves Italian cuisine and is vegetarian-friendly.
- Pão Pão Queijo Queijo: Pão Pão Queijo Queijo is a reasonably priced restaurant that is within walking distance from the Jerónimos Monastery. Their menu includes delicious pitas, baguettes, and salads.
- Taberna Dos Ferreiras: With a great location and vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options, the Taberna dos Ferreiras serves Mediterranean, European and Portuguese cuisine. Located within walking distance of the Jerónimos Monastery.
- There is always quite a crowd visiting this monument, so we recommend buying your tickets online to avoid the long queues.
- After your visit to the monastery, head next door to the Navy Planetarium or the Maritime Museum for a deeper glimpse into Lisbon's sea-faring culture.
- Climb up to the Discoveries Monument, situated right next to the monastery, for a panoramic view of the city.
- The Jerónimos Monastery is closed on Mondays, 1 January, Easter Sundays, 1 May, 13 Jun, and 25 December.
- If you are visiting the Church, please wear modest clothes that cover your shoulders and knees.
Beyond Jerónimos Monastery
Belem Tower
Belem Tower, a UNESCO World Heritage Site is situated on the banks of the Tagus River. Built in the early 16th century, the tower served as a defensive fortress guarding the entrance to the harbor of Lisbon and welcoming sailors returning from their voyages of exploration. Climb to the top for panoramic views of the river and surrounding landscape.
Distance: 4 km
ETA: By Car: 10 minutes
St. George's Castle
St. George's Castle (Castelo de São Jorge) offers panoramic views of the city and the Tagus River. With origins tracing back over a millennium, this historic landmark showcases Lisbon's past, transitioning from a Moorish stronghold to a royal residence.
Distance: 12 km
ETA: By Car: 30 minutes
Pena Palace
Commissioned by King Ferdinand II in the 19th century, the Pena palace is a stunning example of Romanticist architecture, blending elements of Moorish, Gothic, and Renaissance styles. Its vibrant colors, intricate stonework, and gardens create a magical ambiance.
Distance: 27 km
ETA: By Car: 42 minutes
Frequently asked questions about Jerónimos Monastery tickets
Do I need to book my Jerónimos Monastery tickets in advance?
While it's not mandatory to book in advance, it's recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons, to avoid long queues at the ticket office.
Is there a time limit for visiting Jerónimos Monastery with a ticket?
There is no time limit for visiting once you have entered with your ticket. However, it's advisable to check your ticket terms and conditions for any specific restrictions.
Can I cancel my Jerónimos Monastery tickets?
These tickets can’t be cancelled. However, they are valid for an extended period of time. Please check your ticket for further details.
Can I take photos inside Jerónimos Monastery?
Photography is allowed inside Jerónimos Monastery for personal use. However, flash photography and tripods are prohibited.
Can I bring pets with me when visiting Jerónimos Monastery?
With the exception of service animals, pets are not allowed inside Jerónimos Monastery.
Can I visit Jerónimos Monastery with children?
Yes, Jerónimos Monastery welcomes visitors of all ages, including children. However, parents or guardians are advised to supervise their children closely, especially in areas with historic artifacts or delicate decorations.
Are there any restrictions on bringing bags or luggage into Jerónimos Monastery?
While small bags and backpacks are allowed inside Jerónimos Monastery, large bags, suitcases, or bulky items are restricted. It's recommended to travel light and only bring essentials.
From the happy customers
Riva
MexicoMay, 2025
What I loved most about this experience was the ease of presenting the e-ticket, and of course seeing the inside of the monastery, it is truly beautiful.
The bad thing, the waiting time to enter, today I had a long line at 11 am and I was able to enter until 12:50 pm.
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Jerónimos Monastery Entry Tickets
Tatiana
BrazilMay, 2025
The place is beautiful and worth the experience. Arrive very early, or after 1pm, to avoid huge queues. Wear sunscreen and bring a hat.
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Jerónimos Monastery Entry Tickets
Jose
MexicoNov, 2024
Excellent experience. The guide was very nice and well informed and gave us very interesting details of the place. It allowed us to know the historical context of the monastery and other nearby places in Belem. The place is wonderful. Not to be missed by anyone visiting Lisbon.
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Jerónimos Monastery Skip-the-Line Guided Tour
Gregory
Oct, 2024
The guide Martin explained everything very well. We were really happy to have him as a guide. He took. His time for us and also went to the church next door with us to explain things there. Thank you Martin it was fantastic!
Jerónimos Monastery Skip-the-Line Guided Tour
Carol
United StatesMay, 2025
Very lovely monastery and church. The audio guide was also good. Upon arrival, it was chaos and no assistance directing me where to start. For the volume of visitors, you'd expect better directors.
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Julie
United StatesMay, 2025
Everyone was so helpful and polite. My friend I was with has a cane and has trouble walking. Everyone was so kind to be sure she was okay. They made sure she didn't have to wait in the cue very long. Absolutely beautiful!
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