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SL Benfica Stadium
Jerónimos Monastery
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Jerónimos Monastery
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SL Benfica Stadium & Museum
National Palace & Park of Pena
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SL Benfica Stadium & Museum
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SL Benfica Stadium & Museum
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SL Benfica Stadium
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You can cancel your SL Benfica Museum tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund on your purchase. These tickets are valid for 12 months from the date of your purchase. Make sure to check these details before purchasing and do not miss out on exploring one of the biggest museums in the world dedicated to football.
Take a tour and watch the hundreds of trophies won by Benfica teams over all these years. There are two sections Portuguese titles and European titles. See the 26 cups displayed won between 1939 and 2017 at the “Portuguese Cup” area. See the 2 champions league cups in the European section.
The legacy of Cosme Damiao is stored at the Benfica Museum. It is near the stadium and was opened to the public in 2013. Cosme Damiao was one of the founders and is known as the Father of Benfica FC. It was declared to be the best Portuguese Museum and turned into a Football fan club record in 2014.
The Benfica Virtual lift with a large video screen is the main attraction of Benfica Stadium. The lift transports the visitors to the three floors of the stadium. Take a tour of 5 minutes to relive some of the club’s most historic moments. With 120 screens of 47 inches each, it is one of Europe’s largest video walls.
Opened in July 2013, the Benfica Museum covers a 4000 square ft area. The museum shows the history of Benfica stadium, as well as Lisbon and Portugal. The museum was named after Cosme Damiao (1885 - 1947), who was one of the founders and football coach-player of Benfica.
Duration of the Visit: 2 to 3 hours
Best Time To Visit: March to May and September to October are the best months to visit Portugal. The days are long and offer clear weather. There are plenty of cultural activities, especially during Holy Week, Porto’s St. John’s Day celebrations, and Lisbon’s June festivals. If you want to avoid crowds, plan a visit during the morning hours.
Address: Av. Eusébio da Silva Ferreira, 1500-313 Lisboa, Portugal
Stunning UNESCO World Heritage site known for its impressive Gothic architecture and rich history, notably housing the tombs of King Pedro I and his beloved Inês de Castro.
Explore Alcobaça MonasteryMasterpiece of Manueline architecture, celebrated for its intricate stone carvings and as a symbol of Portuguese national identity, especially for its role in commemorating the victory at the Battle of Aljubarrota.
Explore Batalha MonasteryWhimsical UNESCO World Heritage site, blending Romanticism, Moorish, and Manueline architectural styles, offering breathtaking views and enchanting visitors with its colorful façade and lush surrounding gardens.
Explore Pena PalaceYou can buy Benfica Stadium tickets online.
The Benfica Stadium tickets will cost you around €19.99. There are multiple other ticket options at different price ranges, with each offering unique features and inclusions.
Yes, you can buy Benfica Stadium tickets online.
Yes, you can book the Benfica Stadium tickets online to get amazing discounts and offers.
The Benfica Stadium is the largest football stadium in Portugal and is known for hosting the home games of SL Benfica, its owner, and other association matches. When you visit the Stadium, do not forget to take a tour of the Benfica Museum, which showcases their trophies and titles. Benfica has a record of 37 league titles and 26 cups.
You can easily book the Benfica Stadium tickets online to get access to the stadium. If you have purchased a Benfica Stadium ticket, you can easily upgrade it to include the Museum tour.
The Benfica Stadium is located at Av. Eusébio da Silva Ferreira, Lisboa in Portugal.
The Benfica trophies collection, its virtual lift, and the Benfica Museum are the highlights of Benfica Stadium. The visitors can see hundreds of trophies, learn about the history of the construction of Benfica Stadium, and explore the legacy of world-renowned SL Benfica.
You can take a metro (Blue Line) or bus (lines 750, 754, and 768) to the nearest station to reach Benfica Stadium by public transportation. However, if you want to reach there by private transportation, you can choose a taxi.
The Benfica Stadium opens to visitors from 10 AM to 06 PM from Monday to Sunday.
The Benfica Stadium offers support for people with reduced mobility, wheelchair facilities, stroller, accessible washrooms, a gift shop, and much more.
Yes, the Benfica Stadium is wheelchair accessible. If you have reduced mobility, you can include a guardian in your ticket for free, however, you have to produce the necessary documents at the entrance.
Yes, photography is allowed in Benfica Stadium.
Yes, Benfica Stadium offers a rich history of football. The Benfica Stadium also has a museum where visitors can learn about the city, the stadium, and its founders.