National Pantheon Entry Ticket
Santa Apolonia, Lisbon
Discover Portugal's history at the National Pantheon. Explore the tombs of notable figures and admire stunning Baroque architecture.
National Pantheon in Lisbon: Baroque architecture and panoramic city views
The National Pantheon, located in the Santa Clara neighborhood of Lisbon, is ideal for visitors interested in Portuguese history and Baroque architecture.
Highlights
- Experience Baroque architectural grandeur
- Visit tombs of Portugal's iconic figures such as Luís Vaz de Camões and Amália Rodrigues
- Admire intricate marble decorations
- Enjoy panoramic views of Lisbon and the Tagus River
- Learn about the historical significance of the National Pantheon
Description
The National Pantheon was originally the church of Santa Engrácia and now serves as the burial place for some of Portugal's most revered personalities. The Italian Baroque façade was designed by architect João Antunes, with decorative work credited to French sculptor Claude Laprade.
Visitors enter through three portals featuring detailed reliefs. Inside, vibrant marbles and a majestic nave below a modern dome demonstrate the essence of Portuguese Baroque architecture. From the monument, you can enjoy sweeping views over Lisbon and the Tagus River. The National Pantheon has been a classified National Monument since 1910.
Your visit offers insight into Portugal's rich cultural heritage and places you close to other important historic sites in Lisbon.
Includes
- Entry ticket
Excludes
- Meals and beverages
- Personal tour guide
- Souvenir purchases
Important Information
- Opening hours: October-March 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (last entry 4:40 pm); April-September 10:00 am to 6:00 pm (last entry 5:40 pm)
- Closed on Mondays; January 1, Easter Sunday, May 1, June 13, and December 25
Cancellation policy
This activity is non-refundable.
For a smooth visit, book your ticket in advance and arrive early to avoid queues. Comfortable shoes are recommended due to uneven floors and gentle slopes. The best time to visit is during weekday mornings outside peak hours.
