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Jeronimos Monastery dress code : What to wear during your visit?

​Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon is one of the most visited landmarks in Portugal, owing to its Gothic Manueline architectural style that people come to see from all around the globe. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a rich history and a political monument used for important events in the capital. Being a religious monument, wearing appropriate clothing at the Jerónimos Monastery is important. If you plan to visit the monastery, here is a dress code guide to help you pack better.

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General dress code for Jerónimos Monastery

Religious places across the world always expect visitors to dress appropriately. When visiting the Jerónimos Monastery, remember to follow a dress code. Lisbon's climate is also quite unpredictable. It is best to dress according to the season you're visiting the city to ensure that your visit is comfortable.

General Dress Code for Jerónimos Monastery
  • Cover your shoulders and knees when you visit the monastery.
  • Don't wear shorts. You can carry a change of clothes on your visit.
  • Lisbon is always sunny. Wear loose-fitting cotton clothes to stay cool.
  • Summer dresses are perfect for women because they cover the knees and shoulders.
  • Wear comfortable shoes as you will walk around to explore the landmark.
  • Carry a light jacket with you, especially during winter, as the weather is pleasant.
  • Don't forget to wear sunglasses if you plan your visit in the first half of the day.
  • Scarves may come in handy to cover your face in the afternoon.
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Jerónimos Monastery dress code by season

Jerónimos Monastery does not have a clear dress code, but you should be mindful of what you wear as it is a religious place. But the most important thing to remember while visiting the landmark is the unpredictable Lisbon weather. When packing your clothes for Lisbon, pack according to the season you will visit the city. Take a look at what you should wear for each season in Lisbon and make a list of all the clothes, footwear, and accessories you need to carry.

Jerónimos Monastery in spring

Spring

March to May are spring months in Lisbon. The temperatures range from 10°C to 22°C, with pleasant weather throughout the day. You should carry a light jacket, as evenings usually get chilly. Full sleeved-shirts/tops are recommended, with trousers and jeans.

Jerónimos Monastery in Summer

Summer

June to August are summer months in Lisbon. Temperatures range from March to May are spring months in Lisbon. Temperatures range from 16°C to 28°C, making these the hottest months in the city. Wear cotton t-shirts, summer dresses, and trousers made of light material to feel comfortable. Just ensure that your shoulders and knees are covered. You can carry a change of clothes after your visit to the monastery.

Jerónimos Monastery in Autumn

Autumn

Autumn months of September, October, and November are when the temperature drops after the scorching summer season heat. Expect temperatures between 12°C to 26°C during this time. You can wear slightly warm clothes, especially in the evening when the temperature drops below 18°C. The weather is generally pleasant, so make sure you are covered.

Jerónimos Monastery in Winter

Winter

Winter in Lisbon is not as cold but pleasant. The temperature from December to February can range between 8°C to 15°C during this time. Wear warm clothes when visiting Jerónimos Monastery in winter. Carry a jacket with you at all times. Carry a lot of hoodies, sweatshirts, jeans, and jackets to stay warm during your visit to different attractions in the city, including Jerónimos Monastery.

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Frequently asked questions Jerónimos Monastery dress code

What kind of clothes should I wear in general when visiting Jerónimos Monastery?

Wear clothes that cover your knees and shoulders, as Jerónimos Monastery is a religious place. You should also wear weather-appropriate clothes.

What kind of clothes should men wear when visiting Jerónimos Monastery?

Men can wear t-shirts, shirts, trousers, and jeans when visiting Jerónimos Monastery. Just make sure your knees are covered.

What kind of clothes should women wear when visiting Jerónimos Monastery?

Summer dresses, cotton dresses, tops, t-shirts, jeans, and skirts that cover knees can be worn by women when visiting Jerónimos Monastery.

What kind of clothes should children wear when visiting Jerónimos Monastery?

Children can wear t-shirts, shirts, jeans, and trousers when visiting Jerónimos Monastery.

What is the general dress code when visiting Jerónimos Monastery?

Jerónimos Monastery does not have a clear dress code, but your clothes should cover your shoulders and knees.

What should I wear in the summer when visiting Jerónimos Monastery?

Wear cotton and loose-fitting clothes during the summer months between June and August. Summers can get hot in Lisbon.

What should I wear in the winter when visiting Jerónimos Monastery?

Wear warm clothes during winter as the temperature goes to 8°C. Full-sleeved shirts/t-shirts, jeans, trousers, jackets, and hoodies are recommended.

What should I wear during the day when visiting Jerónimos Monastery?

You can wear a t-shirt, jeans or summer dresses during the day. Lisbon is generally sunny during the day throughout the year.

What should I wear at night when visiting Jerónimos Monastery?

Nights are usually pleasant in Jerónimos Monastery. Wear a jacket with a t-shirt, jeans, and trousers. It might get chilly at night.

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