What I love about this place are the serenity and architecture of the building. They give you the peace of mind and divinity of the almighty god. The best time to visit is late Spring or early summer. Buy your e-tickets online before you go. A good way to enjoy this outing is to have the breakfast at the nearby Pasteis de Belem with assorted custard tarts before the Monastery gate open. You will have all the energy you need to enjoy this historical place.

Absolutely stunning landmark and one of the highlights of Lisbon. Jerónimos Monastery is a masterpiece of Manueline architecture — every column, arch, and carving feels like a piece of art. The moment you walk in, you’re surrounded by incredible detail that reflects Portugal’s Age of Discoveries. It’s both grand and peaceful at the same time. The cloisters were my favorite part: beautifully symmetrical, serene, and perfect for photos. The church is equally impressive, with tall vaulted ceilings and historic tombs that give the whole space a sense of depth and history. The site is very popular, so it’s worth coming early to avoid long lines. Everything is well maintained, and the experience is absolutely worth the entry fee — especially if you’re using the Lisbon Card. Located in the heart of Belém, it’s easy to combine the visit with Belém Tower (which is closed right now for restorations), the Discoveries Monument, and Maritime Museum. A must-see in Lisbon!