Belém National Palace Tours and Tickets
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Belém National Palace

Belem Palace is a must-visit for history and architecture buffs.
Book a skip-the-line tour to gain entrance to the many attractions in and around Belem.
The palace interior is accessible only by guided tour, which are offered on Saturdays.
The palace’s changing of the guard occurs on the third Sunday of each month at 11am at the Patio dos Bichos entrance.
A wheelchair ramp and accessible elevator are available at the palace.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Belém Palace (Palácio de Belém). Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
Belém Palace is closed due to renovations. However, you can admire the outside of the palace on Lisbon sightseeing tours. Sunset cruises with wine start from US$54, while tuk-tuk tours that pass by cost around US$92. Walking tours that take you to Belém start from US$89.
Yes. Belém Palace is worth visiting if you’re in the area, as its powder-pink facade looks great in photographs. It’s also within a short walk of many top Belém attractions, and close to the famous Pasteis de Belém, which sells some of the best custard tarts in Lisbon.
Yes, when it’s open, Belém Palace is fully wheelchair accessible. There’s elevator access to the palace, outdoor ramps, an accessible restroom, and wheelchairs available to rent for both children and adults. For visually impaired visitors, there are braille leaflets and tactile plans of the museum and palace layout.
Once the renovations of Belém Palace are completed, guided tours of the presidential residence should resume. These typically take place on Saturday, once in English and four times in Portuguese, and reveal parts of the palace that are usually off-limits to the public, including the Ambassador’s Room and the gardens.
Yes, thanks to its location in the attraction-packed neighborhood of Belém, the palace is within a 10-minute walk of two UNESCO World Heritage sites: 16th-century Belém Tower (Torre de Belém) and Jerónimos Monastery with elaborate Manueline architecture and cloisters. It’s near the waterfront Monument to the Discoveries (Padrão dos Descobrimentos).



































































































































