Soares dos Reis National Museum: Entry Ticket Discount Tickets

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* Senior tickets (65+) available onsite * Sundays/holidays: free for Portugal residents * Your selected time is a visit window, not a set entry time: Morning (9:00–14:00) or Afternoon (14:00–close)

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The Soares dos Reis National Museum houses paintings, sculpture, ceramics, goldsmithing, textiles, and glass, including works by Aurélia de Souza, Henrique Pousão, and Soares dos Reis, plus religious art. Founded in 1833 as the Museum of Paintings and Prints, it was later renamed to honor Soares dos Reis, became a National Museum in 1932, and has been based in the Carrancas Palace since 1940. It expanded to include modern and contemporary art in the mid-20th century, was enlarged in 2001, and reopened with a refreshed display in 2023.

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44 Rua de Dom Manuel II

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Before You Book

* Senior tickets (65+) available onsite * Sundays/holidays: free for Portugal residents * Your selected time is a visit window, not a set entry time: Morning (9:00–14:00) or Afternoon (14:00–close)

Booking Information
Confirmation Instant
Cancellation Non-Refundable
Print Required No – Mobile OK
Description

The Soares dos Reis National Museum houses paintings, sculpture, ceramics, goldsmithing, textiles, and glass, including works by Aurélia de Souza, Henrique Pousão, and Soares dos Reis, plus religious art. Founded in 1833 as the Museum of Paintings and Prints, it was later renamed to honor Soares dos Reis, became a National Museum in 1932, and has been based in the Carrancas Palace since 1940. It expanded to include modern and contemporary art in the mid-20th century, was enlarged in 2001, and reopened with a refreshed display in 2023.

Cancellation Policy
Non-refundable icon Non-refundable tickets
Meeting and Pickup
Meeting point

44 Rua de Dom Manuel II