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Enjoy access to the legendary SL Benfica Stadium and Benfica Museum.
Enjoy access to the legendary SL Benfica Stadium and Benfica Museum.
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For the price of the visit, you get a free scarf and they explain it in detail.
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Great stadium tour, access to all areas and got really close up to the pitch to take some great photos of the stadium
The service was very good and explanatory
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The guide was very friendly and adapted the communication to my son's age.
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Very nice and the tour was very interesting
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The best visit to a stadium I have ever made, The staff makes you feel at home, super friendly, excellent customer service. Every detail in service and friendliness and the stadium is amazing.
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The museum is a marvel. The stadium is great but the guides could put more enthusiasm the truth.... Four comments on the race and take pictures.... It deserves more
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I was very surprised by the facilities, the pitch itself. The eagles on the field were sensational, I didn't expect to see them. Now the museum is very interesting and fantastic. Congratulations
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The booking system was very easy to use.The actual tour was well organised and the stadium and the museum staff we met were pleasant and helpful and added to our enjoyment .The free gifts were also appreciated which is something I haven't seen in any previous stadium tours.If I had a couple of issues they would be not accessing the home changing rooms and the cost of the souvenir photos. Apart from it was a worthwhile experience.
Great tour, very interesting!!!!!
Very good experience with proper information and huge stadium.
Great tour, beautiful place, really good for the value
The highlight of my visit was the stadium.
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The tour guide and the beautiful stadium.
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All organized well , very kind guide.
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The staff were great and the stadium is very impressive.
Super attentive guide. We loved making our 8-year-old son's dream come true. The only thing missing was meeting Di Maria.
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Everything's fine. Quick and safe purchase.
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The Benfica Tour was outstanding. 10/10
Very nice tour and beautiful estadio!
Great stadium, good guide, museum was interesting.
The monitor was incredible in his explanations. The only thing missing was the players training.
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Well organised and a lovely experience especially seeing the two eagles etc
The stadium was awesome. Dont regret nothing. Excellent guide in different languages. Recommend!
Everything was great! We loved travelling through time and discover historical moments.
Tour Benfica’s legendary stadium & museum, then dine in style.
Tour Benfica’s legendary stadium & museum, then dine in style.
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Explore the SL Benfica Stadium & Museum and the Jerónimos Monastery with a single ticket.
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SL Benfica Stadium & Museum
Jerónimos Monastery
Explore the SL Benfica Stadium & Museum and the Jerónimos Monastery with a single ticket.
#####Need to know
SL Benfica Stadium & Museum
Jerónimos Monastery
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SL Benfica Stadium
Jerónimos Monastery
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SL Benfica Stadium & Museum
Jerónimos Monastery
What I loved most about this experience was the ease of presenting the e-ticket, and of course seeing the inside of the monastery, it is truly beautiful. The bad thing, the waiting time to enter, today I had a long line at 11 am and I was able to enter until 12:50 pm.
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The place is beautiful and worth the experience. Arrive very early, or after 1pm, to avoid huge queues. Wear sunscreen and bring a hat.
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Had a wonderful visit to the monestry. Avoided the early queues by going mid afternoon and enjoyed the beautiful cloisters without too many others spoiling the views!! Only dispappointment was to find the Church closed due to renovation work, so check before visiting.
Queue went down very quickly so not waiting for long to get in. Stunning building. The architecture was so beautiful and detailed. Very calm and cool inside the cloisters as well. Plenty opportunity and space to take pictures. Certainly worth a visit. Also went to the church next door. Also beautiful.
Although the queue at the entrance was very long, the entry times were not long. Jeronimus Monastery is a tourist attraction not to be missed.
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It's a magnificent (if somewhat empty) space that transports us to another era. The church was being renovated, so there's nothing to see.
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Very easy to book. The monastery is not to be missed! Very very nice.
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For the price of the visit, you get a free scarf and they explain it in detail.
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Great stadium tour, access to all areas and got really close up to the pitch to take some great photos of the stadium
The Cloister of the Hieronymites Monastery.
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Everything is a magical place. Tardy to enter but worth the wait.
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The guide was very friendly and adapted the communication to my son's age.
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Very nice and the tour was very interesting
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Very beautiful monastery, both inside and outside a nice experience, price a bit high though
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המקום מרשים , לא היה תור, נהננו להכיר את המקום לא מצאנו את הדמות של משה למרות שחיפשנו
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The attraction itself was extraordinary, respectful for Portugese history and activities and arresting in its scope. However, for a first time visitor to Portugal, having staff to provide guidance on what was free, what had to be paid for and which line goes where, in advance of a visitor joining the line and standing in the sun for some time, before learning it was the wrong line. In short more guidance is needed to enhance appreciation of the great Lisbon sights and indeed a more efficient process would provide additional time to visit each sight and of course eat pastels!
The place is beautiful. I expected to see more in the cloister. The highlight was the painting that link the story of Joseph with the feeding of the 5000. What I did not like is the inefficiency of getting the people in. Just like the Pena Palace you can limit the people to certain time slots. Maybe have a faster way to scan the tickets and get people in. For the money paid for the ticket I expected to see more.
You wait a long time in line, even if you have bought your tickets a long time ago and supposedly and you already have the tickets there is an entrance without a line... in short a disaster, the place is wonderful but you spend at least 45-50min waiting in the sun.
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Tickets worked but still had to queue despite pre-booking. For the price felt there wasn't much to see given the monastery was huge. Also, I didn't get to go into the prayer room, not sure if this was for VIP access or I missed a sign.
Beautiful architecture. Long line in morning, came back later and only waited about 10 min. Were able to go to mass in the church next door which is also beautiful. Beautiful, peaceful place.
Magnificent location, exceptional condition. Long queue and we had to get out again to visit the church. We didn't understand the direction of traffic.
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Cloister of the monastery with its magnificent decoration. So many details, full of history, evocative of the golden age of Portuguese discoveries
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You sold my tickets just two days before our visit - and wthere were a strike. The strike don't occur so suddentlye. I tried to contact you ASAP, nobody answered. In the same evening I send a request of refund to your supportteam's email, nobody answers. I haven't had my money back. Please, pay my money back. I think you aren't operating in responsible way
The museum is a marvel. The stadium is great but the guides could put more enthusiasm the truth.... Four comments on the race and take pictures.... It deserves more
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I was very surprised by the facilities, the pitch itself. The eagles on the field were sensational, I didn't expect to see them. Now the museum is very interesting and fantastic. Congratulations
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Portugal’s largest football stadium, also called the “Stadium of Light”, has a uniquely designed retractable polycarbonate roof, a striking pitch, and 43-meter-high arches, making it an unforgettable sight. The tour includes behind-the-scenes access, such as the dressing rooms, players’ tunnel, and pitch-side views, offering a unique glimpse into the world of professional football.
Duration: Flexible duration
Audio guide: No
Recommended Tours: SL Benfica Stadium & Museum Tickets
Duration: Two hours
Recommended Tours: Guided Tour of Benfica Stadium + Museum Tickets + Meal
Duration: Flexible duration
Guided Tour: No
Audio Guide: No
Recommended Tours: Combo: SL Benfica Stadium & Museum Tour + Jerónimos Monastery Tickets
The SL Benfica Stadium features one of the biggest video screens in all of Europe. With 120 screens, each one at 47 inches, you get to take a five-minute tour of the lift and watch a curated selection of key moments from SL Benfica’s history. The lift also transports you to all three floors of the stadium.
The man in whose honor the Benfica Museum was named, Cosme Damião has an entire section dedicated to his contribution as the Founder of SL Benfica as we know it today. Known to be among the best Portuguese footballers, the museum showcases his history, a detailed timeline of his role in the club’s growth, and the countless victories he has to his name.
The timings for the SL Benfica Stadium and Museum vary during the summer and winter. During the summer (from June 15 to September 15), the stadium and museum are open from 9:30am to 7pm.
During the winter (September 16 to June 14), the stadium and museum are open between 10am and 6pm.
Last admission is 30 minutes before closing depending on the summer or winter schedule.
Match days:
The stadium and museum remain closed on December 25 and January 1. However, make sure to check the official website to get the detailed schedule before your visit.
Address: Estádio da Luz, Avenida Eusébio da Silva Ferreira, Lisbon, Portugal
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You can use either public transportation or your own car to get to the Benfica Stadium and Museum.
If you want to grab a bite, you’ll find several restaurants and bars within a 15-20 minute walk from the stadium. Here are a few options:
The Pena Palace & Park is a must-visit on your trip to Lisbon. A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal, this striking landmark sits atop a rocky peak and has plenty to offer. Its 19th-century Romantic architecture is a sight to behold.
Distance: 26.7km
By car: Approximately 37 minutes
The Jerónimos Monastery is a National Monument built in the 16th century and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983 and it graces Lisbon's riverside. It's the final resting place of several Portuguese kings and queens and one of the key attractions in Lisbon.
Distance: 11.5km
By car: Approximately 20 minutes
Recognized as the world's best aquarium thrice, the Oceanário Lisbon is split into two levels with each divided into four blocks. The blocks represent the four oceans, and the central aquarium five million liters of saltwater with countless forms of marine life.
Distance: 6.9km
By car: Approximately 25 minutes
Home to some of the most iconic royal vehicles or coaches from the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, the National Coach Museum is a must-visit for any history or automotive enthusiast. Some key highlights include the one from the assassination of Charles I and the traveling carriage of Philip II, among others.
Distance: 9.7km
By car: Approximately 16 minutes
The tour provides exclusive access to the Estádio da Luz, including the players' tunnel, locker rooms, press areas, and VIP zones. Additionally, the museum showcases a vast collection of trophies, memorabilia, and interactive exhibits detailing the club's storied history. The highlight is that you can opt for a guided tour or explore at your own pace.
The stadium is open from 9:30am to 7pm during the summer and 10am to 6pm during the winter. However, keep in mind that the stadium remains closed on match days, so you should check the official website before booking your tickets.
Yes, guided tours are offered in both Portuguese and English, providing exciting insights into the stadium's features and the club's history.
The ideal times to visit are during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to October) when the weather is mild. You should ideally visit during a weekday to avoid larger crowds.
The tour is suitable for all ages, making it a great activity for families and football fans alike. However, children under the age of three are not allowed.
The stadium has its in-house restaurant—the Luz by Chakall, which offers several cuisines and unbeatable views of the stadium and pitch. There are also plenty of other options within a 15-20 minute walk from the stadium.
Yes, there's an official store on-site where you can buy all kinds of merchandise to commemorate your visit.