Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa). Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• True 4-Hour/Half-Day Tuk Tuk Tour of Lisbon - Local Overview
• Lisbon: Half-Day Sightseeing Tour on a Private Electric Tuk Tuk
• 2-Hour Lisbon Traditional Boats Sunset Cruise with White Wine
• Lisbon Highlights: Private Tuk Tuk Tour Adventure Sightseeing
• Lisbon Hills Electric Bike Guided Tour

To visit Lisbon Cathedral, it currently costs €5 (roughly US$5) for adults and €3 (US$3) for children aged 7–12; children 6 and under enter for free. Tuk-tuk tours that pass by the cathedral start from €100 (US$104), while electric bike tours cost from €35 (US$38).

Lisbon Cathedral is the capital’s oldest church, so it’s home to several standout features. Highlights include the Treasury Museum, where you can see glittering religious artifacts; a terrace that overlooks the city and the Tagus River; and the intricately carved chapels that flank the sides and lead toward a swooping central nave.

While there's no official dress code for Lisbon Cathedral, bear in mind that the building is an active place of Christian worship, so it's recommended to wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees. Flat, closed-toe shoes will help you explore the cobbled area surrounding the landmark with ease.

Yes, you can attend a religious service at Lisbon Cathedral. The cathedral hosts a twice-weekly Mass, on Wednesday at 5:30pm and on Sunday at 11:30am. Outside of these times, worshippers are welcome to come for prayer and silent reflection. A quiet space of the cathedral is reserved for this purpose.

Yes, thanks to its prime location in Lisbon’s Alfama District, the cathedral is a short walk from some of the city’s top attractions. Nearby, you’ll find the Castelo de São Jorge, a photogenic landmark that dates back to the 11th century. It’s also close to the ruins of a Roman Theater (Teatro Romano).