LISBON
Lisbon’s best days out.
Our pick of the 12 most popular museums tours, with what each one includes, what it costs, and who runs it.
Tour Estádio da Luz with the Benfica museum ticket, see the pitch and media areas, and get a Benfica scarf souvenir in Lisbon.
Most Popular“Ideally we would have loved to of gone in the home changing rooms. Other than that it was great”
Visit the National Tile Museum in Lisbon inside the Convento Madre Deus, with Portuguese azulejos from the 1400s to today.
“Great to see the history of the tiles in Portugal.”
See over 100 Banksy-sized reproductions at Museu Banksy in Lisbon, with murals, 3D displays, projections, and a quick, walk-in-friendly visit.
Skip the line at Jerónimos, taste Pastéis de Belém, ride by Belém Tower, and finish at the Monument of the Discoveries with a local guide.
One ticket for MAAT Gallery and MAAT Central in Belém, blending contemporary art, architecture, and the story of electricity.
“Great place, you feel in touch with the exhibitions.”
Visit Lisbon’s 3D Fun Art Museum for 40 interactive photo scenes, including an iconic infinity mirror room and optical illusions. Ticket-only fun.
Private Benfica Museum and Luz Stadium tour in Lisbon with an exclusive guided visit, eagle photos, and pitch-side access. From $29.
Skip-the-line entry to Lisbon’s National Tile Museum plus a phone audio guide you can download for offline listening.
“The audio guide is full of information. I think I could have spent at least 3 hours in the museum. You can skip some parts if you wish. The app is easy to use.”
Living Van Gogh in Lisbon turns van Gogh’s art into projections, VR and interactive rooms in a 1.5-hour show for $14.
“wunderschön, vielen Dank für diese außergewöhnliche Show 😊”
Benfica Museum and Estádio da Luz with meal at Red Snack plus a Glorioso scarf. Lisbon in 3 hours.
“Super”
Tour Benfica at Estádio da Luz, visit the Cosme Damião Museum, and stop at a Portuguese tile factory in a guided 4-hour Lisbon experience.
Celtic and Benfica in one 2-hour guided tour at Estádio da Luz and the Benfica Museum, with trophies, pitch access, and an eagle photo.
“Our guide was so knowledgeable and helpful”
Sintra and its palaces, the Atlantic coast, the river, and the old towns north and east. Pick where the day goes.
