Lisbon Military Museum (Museu Militar de Lisboa) Tours and Tickets

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General admission to the Lisbon Military Museum costs €3, with discounts or free tickets available for kids, seniors, military personnel, and other groups—check the website for the full list of offers. You may also pass by the museum on tours of the Alfama area, which typically start at US$20.

The Lisbon Military Museum has one of the world’s largest artillery collections and military-themed artwork, plus cannons, swords, and armory from as early as the 14th century. The museum’s courtyard is decorated with tile panels depicting key Portuguese battles, and the building itself features painted ceilings and baroque decor.

No, the Lisbon Military Museum does not offer regular tours, though you may be able to arrange a guided visit by prior appointment. Since the museum is located near the historic Alfama district, it’s easy to combine with a walking, bike, or tuk-tuk tour of central Lisbon’s highlights.

The Lisbon Military Museum is open from Tuesday–Sunday from 10am–5pm, with the last entry an hour before closing. Note that on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, the attraction briefly closes from 1pm–2pm. It’s always closed on Mondays and select holidays—check the website before planning your visit.

The Lisbon Military Museum is a short walk from the Santa Apolónia metro station on the Linha Azul (Blue Line), which connects it to Parque Eduardo VII and Chiado. You can also take the 10B bus or the 12E and 28E tram lines to Lg. Portas Sol, about 10 minutes from the museum.