Clerigos Tower Tickets — Adult ticket

Tower climb + church + museum, timed entry

The adult ticket at Clerigos Tower Tickets — a timed-entry climb of the 75.6-metre Baroque tower for a 360° view over Porto, plus the elliptical Clérigos Church and the brotherhood's museum, all on one ticket. Includes a mobile e-ticket with QR code and a 5-minute audio history sent before your visit. Reserve your day and slot directly — we secure your timed entry the moment you confirm.

What's included

Every booking includes the elements below — handled by our concierge team before your visit and confirmed at the door.

• Timed-entry climb of the 75.6-metre tower — choose your day and slot • The elliptical Baroque Clérigos Church by Nicolau Nasoni • The Clérigos museum and sacred-art collection • Mobile e-ticket with QR code — show your phone at the door • 5-minute audio history sent before your visit

Who this is for

This ticket covers the full Clérigos complex — tower, church and museum — for one visitor on a timed entry. The climb is 240 steps up a narrow spiral stair with no lift, so it suits reasonably fit visitors; those who can't manage stairs should note that the tower itself cannot be reached without the climb, though the church and museum at ground level remain rewarding.

On the day

Show your mobile e-ticket at the door at your chosen time slot and climb the 240 steps to the viewing gallery for a 360-degree panorama over Porto's rooftops, the Douro and the sea. Allow about 45 to 60 minutes for the tower, church and museum together, and a little longer at the top if you want to take in the view — best of all in the warm light of late afternoon and sunset.

Frequently asked

What's included in the ticket?

One ticket covers all three parts of the complex: the climb up the tower to the viewing gallery, the Baroque Clérigos Church, and the brotherhood's museum of sacred art and history.

Is the ticket for a specific time slot?

Yes. Entry is timed — you choose a day and a time slot and your ticket reserves that window. We book your preferred slot so you arrive and go straight up rather than wait.

How many steps is the climb, and is there a lift?

There are 240 steps up a narrow stone spiral staircase over six floors, and there is no lift. The stair is steep and tight, so take it at your own pace; most reasonably fit visitors manage it comfortably.

When is the best time for the view?

Late afternoon into sunset, when low light warms Porto's rooftops and the Douro. These slots sell out first in summer, so booking ahead is the way to be at the top for golden hour.