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Choose by the access and extras shown in the listed products: the €15 Entry Ticket products are the baseline option, the €11 GetYourGuide product is for the Royal Treasure Museum, the €21 GetYourGuide product adds a city audio guide to National Palace of Ajuda entry, and the €31 Lisboa Card is a broader pass product. Confirm the selected product's inclusions, date and checkout terms before booking.
Tourists visiting 3+ major Lisbon sites like Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery
It covers the Palace, the Treasure Museum, and all transport between the Belém and Ajuda districts for a single price.
Compare offers ↓Visitors focused exclusively on seeing the Portuguese Crown Jewels and royal regalia
This is the most direct and affordable way to access the high-security vault located in the palace's modern west wing.
Compare offers ↓Independent travelers wanting historical narrative without a live guide
Combines palace entry with a digital city audio guide, helping you navigate the history of the last official residence of the Portuguese Monarchy.
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Visiting multiple Lisbon landmarks and using public transport
Lisbon Card: 24, 48, or 72-Hour Pass
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Royal Treasure Museum Entry Ticket
Compare offers ↓03Wanting to explore the historic royal apartments with an audio guide
National Palace of Ajuda E-Ticket & City Audio Guide
Compare offers ↓04Visiting on a Wednesday (when the National Palace is closed)
Royal Treasure Museum Entry Ticket (Museum remains open daily)
Compare offers ↓05Seeking the lowest price for the modern museum wing only
Royal Treasure Museum Entry Ticket
Compare offers ↓06Preferring a digital ticket to bypass the manual box office queue
National Palace of Ajuda E-Ticket (Skip-the-line)
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Good to know before your visit
Entrance
Follow the entrance, redemption and date instructions on the voucher or checkout for the selected product. Digital or priority-style ticket wording does not by itself confirm that security or other access controls are bypassed; check the ticket's access scope and arrival instructions before visiting.
Price
The supplied offers list Entry Ticket products at €15 from the Official site and Tiqets, a Royal Treasure Museum ticket at €11 from GetYourGuide, a National Palace of Ajuda e-ticket with city audio guide at €21 from GetYourGuide, and a Lisboa Card product at €31. Compare the final checkout total, selected date, access scope and inclusions before paying; seller terms should be checked at checkout where stated.
Discounts
As of June 2026, children under 13, unemployed EU residents, and visitors with a certified disability (60% or more) plus one companion enter the National Palace of Ajuda free of charge. Reduced 50% pricing is available for seniors (65+), students, and youth aged 13–24, as well as for families (one adult with at least one minor). Portuguese residents benefit from a '52 free days per year' policy, which must be validated on-site. While standard adult tickets can be purchased online, all free and reduced-rate admissions must be requested at the physical ticket office upon presentation of a valid government-issued ID or student card. Note that the Palace is closed on Thursdays, and while the Lisbon Card covers Palace entry, a separate or combo ticket is typically required for the high-security Royal Treasure Museum (Tesouro Real) wing.
Timing
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket or are mobile tickets accepted?
Digital tickets on smartphones are fully accepted at both the National Palace of Ajuda and the Royal Treasure Museum; ensure your QR code is visible and screen brightness is high for the scanners.
What is the refund and cancellation policy?
Official tickets are generally non-refundable once purchased, while third-party providers like GetYourGuide typically offer a 24-hour cancellation window for a full refund.
Are there security checks or restrictions on bags?
Yes, all visitors must pass through a security screening; large backpacks, suitcases, and umbrellas are not permitted inside the palace rooms or the treasure vault and must be stored in the available lockers.
How do free or reduced-price tickets work for children and seniors?
Children under 13 usually enter free, and seniors (65+) or students receive a 50% discount; these tickets typically require a valid ID and may need to be processed at the physical ticket desk even if you have an online reservation.
Does a Palace ticket include the Royal Treasure Museum (Museu do Tesouro Real)?
No, they are separate attractions located in different wings of the same building; you must buy individual tickets for each, a specific combo ticket, or use a Lisbon Card which covers both.
Is the Lisbon Card valid for entry at the National Palace of Ajuda?
Yes, the Lisbon Card provides free entry to both the National Palace of Ajuda and the Royal Treasure Museum, making it the most efficient way to visit the entire complex without multiple bookings.
What is the best time to visit to avoid crowds?
The palace is generally quieter than other Lisbon landmarks, but arriving at opening (10:00 AM) or during the lunch hour is best to avoid the small group tours that typically arrive mid-morning.
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