St. George Castle Tickets with Audio Guide

Every city has its own guard and Lisbon has the St. George Castle to protect its citizens and the heritage of the city. Walk through the castle and explore its walls filled with history at your own pace with this ticket. Enjoy a fascinating self-guided audio tour in 6 languages on your smartphone. Before you visit the castle, download the audio guide on your phone, and at the castle, travel back in time to experience the glory of one of Lisbon’s main attractions.

Put on your headphones and marvel at the castle’s entrance, Arco do Castelo, and learn historical information and interesting facts about the castle’s breathtaking monuments and treasures. The audio tour holds original stories that will make your visit both engaging and informative and can be heard repetitively before and after your visit. Gain valuable insights into Lisbon’s main and well-known attractions with this unmissable opportunity.

St. George Castle Tickets with Audio Guide

Discover St. George Castle on this sightseeing tour that includes a downloadable audio guide and entry to the Belém Tower or a self-guided walking tour of Lisbon, providing an immersive experience through rich history and fascinating facts. The castle, situated atop a hill in the Alfama district, offers breathtaking views of Lisbon and its surroundings from various vantage points. Explore archaeological sites within the castle grounds, which include remnants of earlier civilizations such as Roman and Moorish structures dating back to the 10th century. With over 23 acres of land and walls that stretch for nearly half a mile in length, St. George Castle is one of Lisbon's most significant landmarks, featuring towers like the Keep Tower standing at approximately 65 feet tall and offering panoramic views of the city below. The castle was rebuilt after suffering extensive damage during the Great Lisbon Earthquake of 1755 but has since been restored to its former glory, making it a must-visit site for history enthusiasts and tourists alike. Your tour stops at St. George Castle where you can spend around two hours exploring the grounds and learning about the castle's rich historical significance through your audio guide available in multiple languages including English, Portuguese, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Swedish, and Turkish. The tour also includes access to the Belém Tower, another iconic landmark located on the Tagus River with a height of nearly 100 feet, or a self-guided walking tour through Lisbon's historic neighborhoods such as Alfama, Bairro Alto, and Chiado.

Explore St. George Castle

Your tour stops at St. George Castle where you can spend around two hours exploring the grounds and learning about the castle’s rich historical significance through your audio guide available in multiple languages including English, Portuguese, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Swedish, and Turkish. With over 23 acres of land and walls that stretch for nearly half a mile in length, St. George Castle is one of Lisbon's most significant landmarks, featuring towers like the Keep Tower standing at approximately 65 feet tall and offering panoramic views of the city below. The castle was rebuilt after suffering extensive damage during the Great Lisbon Earthquake of 7 November 1755 but has since been restored to its former glory, making it a must-visit site for history enthusiasts and tourists alike. Visitors can also explore archaeological sites within the castle grounds, which include remnants of earlier civilizations such as Roman and Moorish structures dating back to the 10th century, adding another layer of historical significance to this already impressive fortress. Unlike other castles in Portugal that primarily focus on medieval history, St. George Castle offers a unique blend of prehistoric, Roman, and Moorish influences alongside its rich Portuguese heritage, making it stand out among similar sites. The castle’s enduring presence over centuries and its ability to withstand natural disasters like the Great Lisbon Earthquake highlight its importance not only as a historical site but also as an architectural marvel.

Marvel at Belém Tower

Your tour takes you to Belém Tower, another iconic landmark located on the Tagus River with a height of nearly 100 feet. This UNESCO World Heritage Site was built between 1514 and 1520 during the reign of King Manuel I as part of the defense system for Lisbon’s harbor and serves as a gateway to the city, symbolizing Portugal's maritime power during the Age of Exploration. Unlike other defensive structures in Portugal that were primarily military fortifications, Belém Tower combines both aesthetic and functional purposes with its distinctive architectural style featuring elaborate decorative elements characteristic of Manueline architecture. The tower also houses an exhibition space showcasing artifacts related to Portuguese history and exploration, providing visitors with a deeper understanding of the country’s maritime heritage. Spend approximately 30 minutes exploring this magnificent structure and learn about its historical significance through your audio guide available in multiple languages including English, Portuguese, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Swedish, and Turkish.

Tour Highlights

• Enjoy breathtaking views at St. George Castle
• 2 hours with archaeological sites included
• Downloadable audio guide in 14 languages
• Explore Belém Tower or self-guided walking tour
• Upgrade pass along Lisbon's historic neighborhoods
• Historical facts throughout Alfama district and beyond
• Access to Belém Tower with exhibition space inside
• Convenience including detailed map of castle grounds

Perfect for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, and families, this guided tour provides an immersive experience through rich history and fascinating facts. The two-hour format allows you to enjoy breathtaking views at St. George Castle, explore archaeological sites within the castle grounds, and upgrade your pass along Lisbon's historic neighborhoods such as Alfama, Bairro Alto, and Chiado.