We arrived there 9:16 and waited for 50min to get in. If you arrive before 9, there might be no queue. The staff said a better hour would be 2pm. But be careful, we think our wallet got stolen from our backpack while waiting in queue there. There were many people around, some tried to sell you stuff. It was a chaos. Inside was beautiful but very empty. The ornament on the building was detailed and extensive. But compared to the wait and the risk to pocket picking, now I’d say it might not worth it.

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Attenzione all orario di accesso. Noi ci siamo fatti 2 ore di fila sotto il sole nonostante il biglietto preacquistato

Espetaculo

Llegamos a las 09:40 y son las 10:20 y nos quedaré otra hora de cola para poder entrar en el claustro. Luego de nuevo hacer cola para entrar en la iglesia. La verdad que la organización deja mucho que desear. Por ejemplo en el palacio Da Pena en Sintra las entradas llevan hora asignada y así el visitante se puede organizar sin perder tiempo. Seguro que lo de dentro vale la pena pero el tema de las colas decepciona. Lisboa aprende de tu vecina

a long queue under the sun, beautiful, but 12 euros is too high a price to visit only the cloister of the monastery

Absolutely wonderful, once in a lifetime experience! One of the highlights of my Lisbon trip ????????
Although next time, I would purchase tickets prior to showing up. We waited for half an hour to get our tickets and by that time, the line was huge. Even though it didn't move as quickly as one would like, my friend and I were thankful they were letting people in batches which prevented overcrowding (like Pena Palace for example)

Passeio imperdível em Lisboa!

Dümmstes und arrogantestes Eintrittskonzept der Welt. Statt bestimmte Eintrittszeiten einfach kommen und stundenlang auf Eintritt warten. Trotz gekauftem Online-Ticket. Nach 2 h warten an der Sonne ohne Infos waren wir drinnen. Nach ca. 20 Min. Besichtigung wieder draussen. Viele haben verzweifelt aufgegeben. Sehr schön, aber extrem schlechte Organisation. Nie wieder.

2h30 d'attente en plein soleil
Anormal car pb organisation

El interior es espectacular.
Es un lujo pasear por él, se siente algo diferente.
Se recomienda llevar agua y alguna gorra o sombrero porque el acceso está restringido en turnos a grupos pequeños y se forman colas bastante largas.
Suele haber dos colas, una para el claustro y otra para la iglesia.
Una vez en el interior, se puede recorrer tranquilamente

Exceptional. Particularly enjoy the cloister.

Lugar encantador!
Infelizmente ficamos 3h numa fila, em pé, debaixo de sol, para acessar o mosteiro. Compramos um ingresso para entrar 11h, entramos na fila às 10:15 e só conseguimos entrar no mosteiro depois das 13h. É preciso sair do mosteiro para ter acesso à igreja, e daí aguardamos mais meia hora na fila, no sol, para acessar a igreja. Entretanto, valeu cada minuto da espera! Recomendo!

Un prix un peu élevé à mon goût ... pas mam d'attente

A must see landmark in Belem. The cloister is magnificent. Lines for church and cloister are different and each could take more than an hour. We visited 1.5 hour before closure and only waited 20 minutes to get in.

Je le recommande ????????????

We arrived 45 minutes early to buy tickets across the street, and that's when the "adventure" began. Although the ticket kiosk attendants were there by 9am, they didn't start selling tickets till 9:30, and even then it was sooo slow. Does it really make sense to have automated ticket machines if they're difficult to understand and also STILL need attendants to offer help?

Then we had to walk around trying to find the right queue (there are no visible signs indicating any of this), and once we stood in the right one, it was a full 2 hour wait in the full sun to finally get in. This was on a Tuesday morning! They prioritized tour and student groups while allowing only 6-10 people at a time. By the time we finally made it inside the line extended the entire length of the monastery and snaked around it as well.

After all of that, I had hoped the wait was worth it, but alas, no. It's a big, ornate beautifully designed and built monastery with intricate column, balustrade, and arch work, with vaulted ceilings over wide colonnades around a central courtyard, plus two spacious rooms (the former refectory and Chapter House). There's also some interesting painted tile work depicting scenes from Christ's life as well as Passoa's tomb. All important, to be sure, but with almost no informational signs or plaques, you're basically looking at a beautiful building with zero context. No furnishings, no artifacts, just big, empty rooms.

At €12 euros per person plus the crazy wait times, it's so not worth it. There are beautiful, richly adorned historic cathedrals and churches all over Lisbon that are much easier to find and visit. I've visited gorgeous colleges at Oxford in the UK that are nearly free and look just as stunning as Jeronimos that are much better managed and organized and give plenty of historical information.

Skip this entire place, spend time getting some delicious Pasties de Belem down the street, and find better historic religious sites elsewhere.

Lieu splendide et très bien conservé. La visite est assez rapide mais appréciable. Je conseille de venir dès l'ouverture car la file d'attente est très longue surtout en période de vacances scolaires.

Lieu trés fréquenté, arrivés à 10h30, 2h de queue pour une visite de 20 minutes 2 salles ouvertes le réfectoire (vide) et le tombeau d'un poète pas d'explications, c'est effectivement très grand et les pierres très travaillées. Mais avis mitigé aussi sur cette visite.

Line for the monastery was crazy long and expensive but you can go into the amazing church for free and little wait.

Funcionarios mal educados e a fila comprando antecipado é muito maior que na hora ! Local super estimado !

Lovely but shut on Mondays (despite what's on Google maps)

Premetto che non siamo entrati a visitarlo, quindi il giudizio negativo non è riferito al monumento in sé ma all'organizzazione del servizio. Arrivato al monastero ti può attendere una fila variabile che può essere anche di diverse ore, e il sito di acquisto online dei biglietti ovviamente non ti avverte di questa cosa. Se ci dovete andare vi consiglio di fare I biglietti sul momento vedendo le condizioni della fila.

Trop de monde. Même en venant avant l’ouverture un jour de semaine, 1.45 heure de queue. Même si le bâtiment est exceptionnel c’est infernal. Sous la pluie ou la fournaise. Mettez en place des créneaux horaires !

A faire malgré la longue file d'attente

Ce lieu est tout simplement magnifique !

L'entrée est gratuite avec la lisboa card mais il faut quand même faire la queue pour rentrer à l'intérieur, venez y tôt.

Quelle magnifique ensemble ! Les dentelles de pierre qui constituent le cloître sont époustouflantes !

Monument incontournable à visiter lors de votre passage à Lisbonne : le monastère des Hiéronymites, également de style manuélin comme la tour de Bélem et développé sous le règne du roi Manuel I du Portugal à la fin du 15ème siècle. L'intérieur est sublime et vaut la peine d'être visité ! De plus, la visite est gratuite dans la LisboaCard et vous évitera une longue file.

Le monastère de Jeronimos est de toute beauté. Si vous y allez en été (comme moi), je conseille d'arriver avant l'heure d'ouverture...si vous voulez éviter des heures de fil d'attente. Prévoir au moins une très grosse heure de visite, surtout si vous avez envie de tout prendre en photos !

C'est le plus beau cloître que j'ai jamais vu. Le style manuélin est si riche, si recherché que vous pouvez y rester des heures à détailler chaque sculpture, chaque arc, chaque colonne. Pour les amateurs de photos les jeux d'ombre et de lumière, en fonction du moment de la journée, sauront les sėduire, si, comme moi, vous avez la chance de le visiter hors saison touristique