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For a focused visit to the Museum of Illusions, the standard timed-entry ticket is the most efficient choice for securing your preferred slot. If you are exploring Lisbon over several days, the Lisbon Card is a superior value as it provides a 15% discount on museum admission alongside free public transport and entry to major landmarks like Jerónimos Monastery.
This is the direct admission ticket for the core museum experience, allowing you to solve puzzles and access all photo-op rooms at a fixed price.
Compare offers ↓The Lisbon Card covers your transport and offers a 15% discount at the Museum of Illusions, making it the best value for active sightseers.
Compare offers ↓This option pairs your interest in the unusual with a guided evening tour of Lisbon's 'Unholy Secrets' in the surrounding historic districts.
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Standard ticket — Tiqets or GetYourGuide
Compare offers ↓02Entry ticket — Tiqets
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Compare offers ↓04Combo or bundle — Lisbon Card
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The museum is at Rua Ivens 62, 1200-227 Lisbon, in Chiado. From Garrett Street, turn right onto the third street, Ivens Street; the official venue says the walk takes about 2 minutes. The venue states that its design is accessible to people with prams and people living with disabilities. Check your voucher for the applicable arrival instructions and contact the venue in advance if you need specific accessibility assistance.
Standard adult tickets apply to visitors aged 16–64. Reduced rates are available for children (ages 5–15), students with valid ID, and seniors (65+). Infants and toddlers aged 4 and under enter free of charge. Families of four (2 adults and 2 children under 15) should look for the 'Family Ticket' for a discounted bundle rate of approximately €45. Lisboa Card holders are eligible for a 15% discount, which is typically applied at the ticket office; check if a pre-booked slot is required during the busy June season.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Digital tickets are fully accepted. You can show the QR code on your smartphone at the entrance on Rua Ivens 62. Since the venue uses timed entry slots, having your digital voucher ready ensures a smoother check-in.
Official tickets purchased via the venue's direct partners are typically non-refundable. However, booking through third-party platforms like GetYourGuide or Tiqets often allows for free cancellation up to 24 hours before your slot.
Entry is subject to capacity. If you arrive late, staff will attempt to fit you into the next available window, but this is not guaranteed during the busy June peak. Arriving 5–10 minutes early is recommended.
Children aged 4 and under enter for free. Reduced rates are available for children (ages 5–15), students, and seniors (65+). Proof of age or a valid student ID is required at the door.
No, it is not free with the Lisboa Card, but cardholders get a 15% discount on the adult entrance fee. You usually need to present your physical card at the ticket desk to claim this.
The museum has no cloakroom or lockers for large items. Small handbags are allowed, but suitcases and bulky strollers are discouraged. Use city luggage lockers near the Baixa-Chiado metro station (3-minute walk) before your visit.
Most visits take 45–60 minutes. To avoid crowds, aim for a weekday morning. Weekends in June are significantly busier, leading to short waits for popular photo spots like the Vortex Tunnel.