Benfica Museum (Museu Benfica - Cosme Damiao) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Benfica Museum. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

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• Benfica Stadium and Museum Private Tour

It typically costs €12 to visit the Benfica Museum, or a reduced rate of €5 if you’re a member; to visit both the museum and stadium, it’s €24 for standard admission. If you book a stadium/museum tour in advance, prices can range from around US$27 for self-guided tours to US$188 for private tours that include transportation.

Yes, the Benfica Museum is a wheelchair-accessible venue. There are ramps at the entrance, elevators to access the building’s three floors, and accessible restrooms. Service dogs are permitted too.

The perfect place for football fans, the Benfica Museum has three floors of images, visual displays, and artifacts to represent the club’s 120-year-old history. This includes the Benfica trophy collection, with a highlight being the NOS Three-Time Champions League Trophy. There’s also an exhibit dedicated to Anderson Luis da Silva, the longest-serving captain.

Yes, photography is allowed inside the Benfica Museum, but you’re not allowed to use flash photography or to use the pictures you take for commercial purposes. If you’re using your phone, the museum also requests that you don’t talk on your phone during the visit.

Yes, along with its permanent collection, the Benfica Museum sometimes hosts temporary exhibitions, such as one that showcases objects gifted by supporters. It’s best to check the official website before coming to see if you can time your visit with any special events.