Lisbon Cathedral Tickets

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Delve into Lisbon's history with a visit to its oldest cathedral, the Sé de Lisboa, an icon that has witnessed more than 800 years of religious, political and cultural life in Portugal. With your ticket you can visit its most emblematic corners, from the choir loft to the ambulatory with its radiant chapels.

As well as accessing the central nave and exclusive areas such as the Tesouro da Sé Museum, you will have the opportunity to discover unique spaces such as the baptistery, where historical figures such as Saint Anthony of Padua were baptised. A spiritual and architectural journey through centuries of history.

Discover the oldest cathedral in Lisbon.
Access the choir loft, central nave and Treasury Museum.
Explore 800 years of architectural and religious history.

Entrance to Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa)
Access to the choir loft
Access to the Tesouro da Sé Museum
Access to the baptistery, central nave, side chapels and ambulatory

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To visit Lisbon' s Sé is to immerse yourself in the spiritual and monumental heart of the city. Founded in the 12th century after the Christian conquest of Lisbon, this cathedral has survived earthquakes, renovations and wars, making it a living testimony to the history of Portugal.

With these tickets, you will enjoy access to the main areas of the cathedral, including the central nave, the ambulatory with its side chapels and the upper choir, from where you can admire the impressive medieval stained glass windows up close and have a privileged view of the high altar.

One of the highlights is access to the Tesouro da Sé Museum, a collection of liturgical objects, religious ornaments and relics that document the evolution of the Catholic faith and culture in Lisbon over the centuries. You can also visit the historic baptistery, where figures such as Father António Vieira and Saint Anthony were baptised.

The cathedral preserves a mixture of architectural styles, from Romanesque to Baroque, with Gothic details visible in its ambulatory. The tour of the available spaces will give you a deep and complete experience of one of the most important temples in the country.