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Things to know before booking Benfica Stadium tickets
- Your entry tickets to the Benfica Stadium let you shape your visit the way you like. If you’re keen on Benfica’s rich history, museum tickets are the best choice, giving you time to explore at your own pace. Short on time? Opt for a concise bilingual guided tour of the stadium in Portuguese and English. For the full insider experience, combine both in a single ticket.
- You can also book family tickets to the stadium and museum, choosing between museum access, a stadium tour, or a combo of both—perfect if you want to arrange tickets for the whole family in one go.
- For more variety, choose a combo ticket that pairs Benfica with other Lisbon highlights. Combine your visit with the Oceanário de Lisboa, just 20 minutes away, for a mix of football and marine life.
- Another option is the Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where football heritage meets Portugal’s seafaring past.
- Or head to Sintra with a combo that includes the Pena Palace, known for its colorful façade and sweeping views from the hills.
- Finally, if you’d like to end your visit with a meal, pick the dining experience. This includes a stadium tour, museum entry, and either a quick bite at the Red Snack Bar or a €25 lunch voucher redeemable at Restaurante Luz.
- With all your tickets, whether you're visiting the stadium or museum, you'll get a free Benfica scarf from the club's merchandise store!
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Frequently asked questions about Benfica Stadium tickets
Your entry tickets give you the option to book a museum-only experience, a guided tour of the stadium, or combine both in a single ticket. Each option, however, gets you a free Benfica scarf from the official merchandise store.
The guided tour of the stadium will be led by an expert who speaks both Portuguese and English, ensuring easy understanding for locals and tourists alike.
Weekday mornings are generally the ideal time to visit the Benfica Stadium. This is when the crowds are small, giving you the space to enjoy your tour and grab the best photo-ops.
No, the Benfica Stadium remains closed to visitors on match days. The day before a match, you can visit the stadium between 10am and 2pm, and between 10am and 6pm the day after a match.
Just like the stadium, the Benfica Museum also remains closed on match days.
Yes, the stadium is completely adapted to ensure easy access for wheelchair users and visitors with limited mobility. A lift connects all three floors, and ramps and benches make it easy to move around and rest in between. The museum, too, is wheelchair accessible.
You can reach the Benfica Stadium by public transportation and by car. The metro is the ideal solution, with the nearest stop just a 5-minute walk from the stadium’s entrance. If you’re driving, the stadium also has enough parking for 1,010 cars, along with spots reserved for those who require greater accessibility.
Absolutely! A visit to the Benfica Stadium and Museum is ideal for the entire family. The interactive displays, the club’s trophy collection, and the virtual lift, among others, will appeal to all ages. Kids and football enthusiasts will especially get a kick (quite literally) out of the penalty kick simulator.
