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Clérigos Tower & Museum: Entry Ticket

Take in sweeping views of Porto atop the Baroque tower!

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The experience

Take in sweeping views of Porto atop the Baroque tower!

Enjoy the grandeur of Porto's beloved icon, the Torre dos Clérigos. This magnificent tower, nestled next to the Baroque masterpiece, Igreja dos Clérigos, is visible from various vantage points across the city, making it a recognizable symbol of Porto.

Commissioned by the Clérigos Brotherhood and fashioned by Nicolau Nasoni—a renowned 18th-century Italian architect whose influence peppered northern Portugal – the church began its creation in 1732 and reached completion around 1750.

By the mid-1750s, the stunning divided stairway at the church's front was completed, perfectly complementing the façade adorned with intricate Baroque details.

What’s included

  • Access to Torre dos Clérigos
  • Access to Irmandade dos Clérigos Collection and Christus Collection
  • Access to the temporary exhibitions

Where to go

Torre dos Clérigos

Torre dos Clérigos, Rua de São Filipe de Nery

View meeting point mapLocal timezone: Europe/Lisbon

Before you book

Important visitor information

Must know

Mass takes place every Saturday at 5:00 PM (in English) and every Sunday at 9:30 PM

If the Clérigos Museum is closed, the visit can be made within the following 48 hours

The closing time of the Clérigos Museum is 6:00 PM

Before purchase

Clergy are eligible for free admission

How to use

Show your ticket at the entrance booth

For safety reasons, the entry of backpacks, suitcases, and other large accessories is not allowed inside the Clerigos Tower and Museum. For your convenience, we provide a secure place to store your belongings, subject to availability.

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