Clérigos Church and Tower (Torre & Igreja dos Clérigos) Tours and Tickets

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The price to visit Clérigos Church and Tower is €10 for adults, €7 for students, and kids aged 10 and under enter for free. Night tickets are available on certain dates to visit the tower only: €5 for adults and free for children. You can also purchase combined tickets for church and other local attractions, including the Palace of the Stock Exchange (Palácio da Bolsa).

Yes and no. While climbing the Clérigos Church tower involves 240 steps, there’s now an accessible route and a multisensory perception area, which helps visitors in wheelchairs or with limited mobility simulate the experience of the climb to the top. If assistance is required, it’s advisable to ask a member of staff on arrival.

Yes, you can usually take photos inside Clérigos Church and Tower; however, it’s worth looking out for any signs, in case there are restrictions for certain areas. To avoid disturbing other visitors, it’s best not to use flash photography, tripods, or heavy equipment.

Yes, general day admission includes access to both the museum and the tower. The tower features 240 steps, so visitors embarking on the climb should be physically fit and have good mobility. Once at the top, you can see spectacular panoramic views of the city. There’s also a bell chamber to see the bells up close.

Yes, there are several nearby attractions to Clérigos Church and Tower. These include Livraria Lello, a stunning bookshop with ornate interiors; Porto Cathedral (Sé Catedral do Porto), which dates back to the 12th century; and the scenic viewpoint of Miradouro da Vitória, a spectacular spot to watch the sunset.