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Museo Sao Roque

31 Reviews

#236 of 467 things to do in Lisbon

Speciality Museums, Museums

Largo Trindade Coelho, Lisbon 1200-470, Portugal

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“Nice Compliment to the Church next door”

Admission fee is very reasonable at 2.5 euros. Following a visit to the church just next door. The... read more

Reviewed 13 June 2017

seafare74

SF, California

“Amazing guide uncovered much more than a casual visit could”

So this was only €5 each to go to the museum, and at 1500 Thursday there is a free guided tour in... read more

Reviewed 13 November 2016

f-hogan_25

London, United Kingdom

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Excellent12%
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13 Jun 2017

“Nice Compliment to the Church next door”

13 Nov 2016

“Amazing guide uncovered much more than a casual visit could”

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Largo Trindade Coelho, Lisbon 1200-470, Portugal

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seafare74

SF, California

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Reviewed 13 June 2017

Nice Compliment to the Church next door

Admission fee is very reasonable at 2.5 euros. Following a visit to the church just next door. The artwork of the museum is different than that of the church but no less impressive. They also display a number of relics, such as bone fragments of...More

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f-hogan_25

London, United Kingdom

5221

Reviewed 13 November 2016

Amazing guide uncovered much more than a casual visit could

So this was only €5 each to go to the museum, and at 1500 Thursday there is a free guided tour in English. Other days/times have other languages. Or guide Pedro was knowledgeable and enthusiastic and helped us uncover so much more about the church...More

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Jindrich M

Plzen

34261

Reviewed 1 October 2016

Very nice and small museum of sacred art

Very nice and small museum of sacred art (statues, paintings, textile atc.) attached to Portugal. The tour is ending in the church.

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CristianCandea

Bucharest, Romania

165139

Reviewed 26 October 2015

Very comprehensive museum

Sao Roque was built as a solution to the ongoing plague inLisbon, hence the name of the saint healer! It hosts the most expensive chapel in Lisbon, made in Rome and shipped to be assembled in Lisbon! You can stop by the Adonis cafe, for...More

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theTimeTravellersBox

Belgium

22392

Reviewed 20 October 2015 via mobile

Interesting collection for Jesus fanatics

Hey if you visit the church of sao roque, don't forget to take a peeps inside the museum; but if you do so, don't forget to buy a ticket, or they will send you back!! So anyway, if you do pass the entrance on the...More

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Accelerance

Charlotte, North Carolina

19248

Reviewed 10 July 2015

Another beautiful Lisbon church and museum

Centrally located with many beautiful artifacts, stories and insights into the evolution of the church, the people, Lisbon and Portugal.

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lo-vel69

Apeldoorn

429

Reviewed 19 March 2015

Beautiful church and museum

Go up with the old tram from downtown, enjoy the view there and than turn to the left to visit the beautiful church and the museum. Take a guided tour it will make things more clear and understandable. The church survived the earthquake. Look at...More

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j0squared

Vancouver, Canada

16374

Reviewed 2 August 2014 via mobile

Fantastic. Make sure you get the guided tour.

They have 2 times for English guided tours on weekdays. Check times before going. There are also tours in Portuguese and Spanish. We missed the English tour. But upon hearing us inquire about it, André mentioned that if no one showed up for the Spanish...More

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siewping_lee

6949

Reviewed 24 May 2013

Good value for money, guided tour for free.

We stumbled upon this place. The church was free to enter and if you like what you see, you can pay Euro 2.50 to visit the attached small museum of mostly religious relics and arts. A free English guided tour of the museum and church...More

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