The architecture of the monastery is absolutely gorgeous. There is an exhibit in one of the rooms that is very well done detailing the history of the Monastery and history of Portugal in relation to other big events in history. For two extra euros you...More

Beautiful place which is definitely an important highlight of any visit to Lisbon. Place is big enough that crowds aren’t too much of an issue generally. They should fix how tickets are bought and how it is separate from the entrance somewhat of a distance...More

Probably the greatest exemplar of Manueline Gothic, with the essentials of glorious Gothic combined with distinctive Portuguese influences. These include conical pinnacles, rounded as opposed to pointed arches and Mudéjar architectural elements of Moorish and Christian. Stunning Santa Maria Church is awe inspiring. In 1497...More

The sculpture and carvings inside the building are amazing. Also gives a good history of not only the monastery but of Portugal as a whole since the time it was built. Very interesting and worthwhile visit.

I'm not sure if it was the rain, the large queue or the general confusion, but I was very disappointed with my visit to the monastery. Outside it is stunningly beautiful, a huge building that I was excited about wandering round. After waiting in a...More

The Jerónimos Monastery and the Archeological Museum are situated within the same complex. When we reached at around 10:15 the queue for tickets was about 30 people strong. But due to only two ticket machines it took us 35 minutes to get our tickets. By...More

Very interesting place, and church was beautiful. It was a rainy, blustery day when we visited and this provided a must needed sanctuary.