Entry Tickets to Maritime Museum Lisbon

Located in the beautiful 16th-century Jerónimos Monastery, this huge museum celebrates the fascinating history of Portuguese navigators. You will learn about famous explorers who expanded the world as we know it with their great discoveries. You set out on a great adventure to explore the age of the Discoveries and the evolution of the Commercial & War Navy. The oldest exhibit here is a wooden statue of Archangel Raphael that accompanied Vasco da Gama on his voyage to India. Be prepared to be enchanted by over 17000 items that give you a peek into the Portuguese power and conquests. You’ll come across iconic masterpieces like a rowing boat decorated in neo-Viking style in 1780, the model of the Amélia royal yacht prepared in 1900, nautical astrolabes & the Santa Cruz seaplane, the first seaplane to fly over the ocean in 1922! There is much to discover at this naval treasure house with even a special section for children.

Entry Tickets to Maritime Museum Lisbon

Discover the rich maritime history of Portugal on this sightseeing tour that includes entry tickets to the Museu de Marinha, Jerónimos Monastery, and other landmarks in Lisbon. The tour covers over 17000 pieces including more than 400 naval models and 30 ornate ships, with audio guides available in English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hebrew, and Turkish. Duration is approximately 2 hours, with the option to extend your visit at additional cost. The Maritime Museum, established in 1963, offers a fascinating display of Portugal's commercial and war navies, along with relics, maps, tools, weapons, astrolabes, and documents from Portuguese explorers like Vasco da Gama. Guests can explore the museum for up to 2 hours, learning about the evolution of naval technology through detailed exhibits.

Explore Jerónimos Monastery

Your tour stops at the Jerónimos Monastery where you will see this iconic landmark built in 1501 as a symbol of Portugal's maritime power. The monastery covers an area of approximately 26,000 square meters and is renowned for its Manueline architectural style, featuring intricate carvings and elaborate stonework. Visitors can admire the impressive cloisters, church interior with Gothic vaults, and the tomb of Vasco da Gama, who was buried here in 1524. The monastery also houses a rich collection of religious art and artifacts dating back to the 16th century. Guests spend about an hour exploring this UNESCO World Heritage site, making it one of Lisbon's most unique landmarks due to its historical significance and architectural beauty.

Tour Highlights

• Explore the Museu de Marinha with over 17000 pieces
• Browse naval models & ornate ships at Maritime Museum
• Audio guides in 14 languages including English, Portuguese, Spanish
• Discover Vasco da Gama’s portable altar and Sirius royal gulet
• Learn about the evolution of Portuguese commercial & war navies
• Experience historical relics, maps, tools, weapons, astrolabes & documents
• Access to Jerónimos Monastery with its rich collection of religious art
• Convenient tour including entry tickets to multiple landmarks in Lisbon

Perfect for history buffs, maritime enthusiasts, and architecture lovers, this guided tour provides an in-depth look into Portugal's naval heritage through the Museu de Marinha and other significant sites. The 2-hour format allows you to explore the Maritime Museum, Jerónimos Monastery, and other landmarks, giving you a comprehensive understanding of Lisbon’s rich history while enjoying its cultural treasures.