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Castelo de São Jorge
The castle above Alfama: walls, towers and a camera obscura. €17 adults, under-13s free (2026); open to 21:00 March–October, to 18:00 from 1 November. Castle museum closed for works (26 Oct 2026).
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The 16th-century tower on the Tagus reopened to visitors on 27 May 2026 after conservation works. €15, children up to 12 free, closed Mondays; book ahead.
Free for children up to 12; 50% family ticket (at least 1 adult + 1 child, only at the physical ticket office). Step-free access only to the ground floor of the bastion, so the tower itself is a no for strollers. Research, not visited.
Further afield: Jardim Zoológico de Lisboa (7 km), Gulbenkian Museum and Garden (7 km), Castelo de São Jorge (8 km), Museu Nacional do Azulejo (National Tile Museum) (10 km), Pavilhão do Conhecimento (13 km), Oceanário de Lisboa (13 km). Straight-line distances from the centre point, not driving times.
Schematic: positions from each place's coordinates, no roads or coastline. Not for navigation.
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The castle above Alfama: walls, towers and a camera obscura. €17 adults, under-13s free (2026); open to 21:00 March–October, to 18:00 from 1 November. Castle museum closed for works (26 Oct 2026).
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A free city garden next to the reopened Gulbenkian art museum; the museum is free for under-18s and for everyone on Sundays from 14:00 (2026).
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Lisbon's zoo since 1884, about 2,000 animals at Sete Rios on the blue metro line; 2026 tickets child €19, adult €31.
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The monastery in Belém that the state museums agency calls a masterpiece of Portuguese architecture; €18 in 2026, closed Mondays. Pair it with the Belém Tower.
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