Alcobaça Monastery Tickets, Lisbon
Alcobaça Monastery Tickets, Lisbon
Duration: Flexible (up to 24 hours)
Flexible (up to 24 hours)
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
Visit anytime until 6 Nov, 2026 without worrying about committing to a date today
Visit anytime until 6 Nov, 2026 without worrying about committing to a date today
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Explore Lisbon's Alcobaça Monastery, Portugal’s first Gothic structure and pivotal in establishing the Portuguese Kingdom during the 12th century. Built by Cistercian monks starting in 1778, this landmark offers a glimpse into Europe's finest example of Cistercian architecture. Visitors can walk through to the Cloister of King Dinis or Cloister of Silence, leading them to historical areas like the refectory and chapter house.
Explore Lisbon's Alcobaça Monastery, Portugal’s first Gothic structure and pivotal in establishing the Portuguese Kingdom during the 12th century. Built by Cistercian monks starting in 1778, this landmark offers a glimpse into Europe's finest example of Cistercian architecture. Visitors can walk through to the Cloister of King Dinis or Cloister of Silence, leading them to historical areas like the refectory and chapter house.
Marvel at the stunning Gothic architecture of Alcobaça Monastery from the 12th century by entering with this ticket or a Lisbon Card. The monastery was constructed by monks belonging to the Order of Cistercians.
Explore the masterpieces of Gothic sculpture that are the tombs of King Pedro I and Inês de Castro, situated in their resting place at Alcobaça Monastery.
Discover various attractions within the site including the church, King’s Hall, Cloister of King Dinis or Cloister of Silence, Refectory, Kitchen Monk’s Hall, among others.
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24/48/72-hour card
Free color handy guide and app (no physical guide available, download to be done by QR Code)
Interactive map
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Facade of Alcobaça Monastery with twin bell towers, Lisbon.
Located in Portugal, The Alcobaça Monastery stands as a testament to early Portuguese Gothic architecture. Initiated by monks from the Order of Cistercians in 1778, this monastery is pivotal for its role during the establishment of the Portuguese Kingdom in the 12th century.
Explore Medieval Life
Intrigued? Head towards Cloister of King Dinis or Cloister of Silence. This area opens up to several key locations within the monastery, including the refectory and dormitory. The Church of Saint Mary of Alcobaça beckons with its status as Portugal's inaugural Gothic Portuguese church.
Admire Artistic Treasures
The monastery houses medieval statues alongside tombs dedicated to D. Pedro I and Inês de Castro, not forgetting the notable figures São Bento and São Bernardo.
Lisbon Card: Your Travel Companion
- Purchase this card for access to over 39 attractions across Lisbon with unlimited city transport travel options.
- Choose between a validity of 24, 48, or 72 hours and enjoy visits to places like the Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower without hassle.
To explore more about what's included in your visit using the Lisbon Card Purchase option, click here for details on attractions and public transport.
Alcobaça Monastery courtyard with Gothic architecture and manicured gardens in Portugal.
Dinning hall with vaulted ceilings and columns at Alcobaça Monastery, Portugal.
Facade of Alcobaça Monastery with twin bell towers, Lisbon.
Alcobaça Monastery courtyard with Gothic architecture and manicured gardens in Portugal.
Dinning hall with vaulted ceilings and columns at Alcobaça Monastery, Portugal.
Alcobaça Monastery interior with vaulted arches and stone columns.
Pet Policy at Alcobaça Monastery
Pets are not permitted inside the monastery premises.
Accessibility Details for Alcobaça Monastery
This site is not accessible to wheelchair users.
Additional Information on Visiting Alcobaça Monastery and Lisbon Card
- The upper cloister level remains closed due to security concerns.
Visits for groups are limited to a maximum duration of 1 hour.
Lisbon Card Details:
- Each attraction can be visited only once per card usage.
- Ticket validity spans 24, 48, or 72 hours based on the selected option after redemption.
- The Lisbon Card does not provide fast-track entry to any attractions.
- All cards must be exchanged at a single designated point of redemption.
- It's advisable to verify the operating times for each attraction before your visit.
Note that most national monuments are closed on 1 Jan, Easter Sunday, 1 May, 24 & 25 Dec, and local holidays (13 June in Lisbon & 29 June in Sintra).
Alcobaça Monastery interior with vaulted arches and stone columns, Portugal.
Sarcophagus with detailed carvings inside Alcobaça Monastery, Portugal.
Alcobaça Monastery interior with vaulted arches and stone columns.
Alcobaça Monastery interior with vaulted arches and stone columns, Portugal.
Sarcophagus with detailed carvings inside Alcobaça Monastery, Portugal.
Download and activate the app on your phone before arriving at Alcobaça Monastery to ensure a quick entry without any delays.
If you're planning multiple visits within Lisbon, consider upgrading your ticket with a 24/48/72-hour card for access to over 39 attractions across the city.
Remember that pets are not allowed in Alcobaça Monastery and plan accordingly if traveling with furry friends.
Note that wheelchair users may find this experience unsuitable, so consider accessibility needs when planning your visit.
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