Church of Saint Anthony of Lisbon: Tickets & Audio Guides

Explore Estádio da Luz on a self-guided tour and experience Portuguese football. The tour has various stops, with a knowledgeable guide at each stop. They'll tell you everything you need to know about the stadium. Start your tour at Door 17, then stroll along the pitch. Take a peek into the locker rooms and drop by the press conference room. Finally, snap your picture below the eagles at Estádio da Luz.

Explore the Estádio da Luz to see why football has so much fan following in Portugal. Gain entry with key stops where a guide is available for questions. Start the tour at Portugal's largest stadium, opened in 2003. Walk by the field, visit the locker rooms and press areas, and take a photo with Sport Lisboa e Benfica's eagle.

Embark on an unforgettable expedition to the 3D Fun Art Museum in Lisbon. With about 40 out-of-this-world scenarios, this museum features a collection of 3D images and optical illusions that will transport you into a realm of fantasy and imagination! Here, you can be Van Gogh's doctor, go on a safari, or even keep a dinosaur as a pet! While you're there, you'll also have the chance to see the world completely upside down, enjoy a meal with your head as the main course, soar through the cosmos, sip a divine wine with God in the Creation of Adam, and even dance a Madeira folklore on your way out. This museum will astound you with its mixture of scientific visual perception and magical illusions. Feel free to take pictures and share the experience with your friends and family. It's an experience suitable for all ages and the perfect place to relax and capture the moment.

Explore Lisbon's nightlife with this pub crawl and enjoy a night of music and parties. Let local guides take you through the city's lively bars and clubs. First, visit a bar to start the tour with a welcome shot. Head to the second bar for an hour of free beer and sangria. At the third bar, have an extra shot before heading out. Finish off with a skip-the-line, VIP entry to a popular club. From there, explore the most iconic neighborhoods, Pink Street, Bairro Alto, and Cais do Sodre. You can also upgrade to premium spirits like gin, vodka, whiskey, and rum (available with Premium and Legendary Editions).

Discover 29 thematic areas across three floors inside the Benfica Museum, highlighting sports achievements, historic locations, and key figures in the Club’s history. Explore at your own pace with QR codes providing additional information and guides available for any questions. Learn about Lisbon and Portugal's history, and enjoy interactive features like tactile surfaces, a simulator, and a penalty shootout experience.

Learn the intricacies of what's been called the prettiest bridge in the world, at the Pilar 7 Bridge Experience. There's hands-on fun, virtual reality and an elevator ride to mind-blowingly beautiful views of Lisbon from the 25 de Abril Bridge.

Visit the Jerónimos Monastery – a luxurious and wealthy monastery built on tax money from the Indian trade. Here lived poor monks who sin-washed sailors coming abroad. Witness the Manueline architecture and see where notable Portuguese personalities are buried. You will see marvelous stone carvings, monuments to prominent writers, and extraordinary designs distinctive to very few buildings worldwide. Sit down in the 16th-century cloister and gaze into the former monks' refectory. This not only offers an exciting journey through Lisbon's past but also presents outstanding vistas of the Tagus River from the surroundings.

Once upon a time, there was a German youth who had a deep passion for art. He was enamored with medieval romantic tales and legends, and he embarked on a mission to bring them to life. Interestingly enough, he happened to be the King of Portugal! Thus, from one individual's dream, the Pena Palace emerged, a structure straight out of fairy tales. This extraordinary building is a captivating fusion of grand Oriental and Western architectural styles, constructed on the grounds of a former monastery. A visit to Pena means to discover the final days spent by Queen Amalia here before the revolution, marvel at a genuine 19th-century DJ room turned hookah lounge, observe the transformation of the monastery into royal apartments, and admire breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Explore the Portuguese Wonder of the World!

How's your swing? Find out on this challenging, indoor, glow-in-the-dark UV course that adds a new dimension to the game of minigolf in Lisbon. The competition starts on the natural light course before you're invited to take on the challenge of the unique 9-hole course, complete with fluorescent UV lighting. This makes putters, balls and obstacles glow in super bright colours, and brings the spectacular artwork on the surrounding walls and floors to life. Wait for your nail polish to glow, ladies! Whether you’re looking for a night out with friends, a not-your-average date night, or an afternoon of fun with the kids, Minigolf Lisbon has got you covered.

The National Museum of Contemporary Art of Chiado has been in the Convent of São Francisco da Cidade since 1911. This set of buildings suffered serious damage in the 1755 earthquake, and after a fire in 1988, the museum reopened in 1994. The museum was created by splitting the former National Museum of Fine Arts into two. The National Museum of Ancient Art received works made until 1850. The National Museum of Contemporary Art hosts works from after 1850 and is now situated in the Convent of São Francisco. You will find exhibitions featuring paintings, sculptures, and drawings from 1850 to 1975. You’ll see works by notable artists from the 19th century, including romanticism to symbolism, and from the 20th century, covering modernism and conceptual art.