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The Gulbenkian Museum's Founder's Collection reopens July 18, 2026 after an 18-month renovation. Here's what's open right now, expected ticket prices, current hours for the Modern Art Centre and gardens, and how to plan a 2026 visit.
MAAT Lisbon tickets cost €16 for non-residents (€12 for Portugal residents) in 2026, covering both the Gallery and the Central Tejo power station. Full opening hours, how long to plan, how to get there, and nearby sights.
LX Factory has no admission ticket — entry to Lisbon's creative complex is free, seven days a week. Here's what the 'tickets' searches actually turn up, real opening hours by business type, how long to plan, and how to get there in 2026.
Monument to the Discoveries tickets cost €10 in 2026 (€5 youth 13-25, free under 12). Full opening hours, how long to plan, how to get there, and the nearby Belém sights for Lisbon's Age of Discovery monument.
Praça do Comércio itself is free and always open. The Rua Augusta Arch viewing terrace costs €3.50 in 2026. Opening hours, how long to plan, how to get there, and nearby sights for Lisbon's grand riverside square.
Belem Tower tickets cost €15 in 2026 (€7.50 reduced, free under 12). Full opening hours, how long to plan, how to get there, and the nearby sights for this 16th-century Manueline tower in Lisbon.
Carmo Convent tickets cost €7 in 2026 (€5 reduced, free 14 and under). Full opening hours, how long to plan, how to get there, and the nearby sights for this roofless 14th-century Gothic ruin in Lisbon's Chiado district.
Jeronimos Monastery tickets cost €18 for the cloister in 2026 (around €9 reduced, free under 12), with the church nave free to enter separately. Full opening hours, how long to plan, how to get there, and nearby sights.
