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One of the Seven Wonders of Portugal
A building that cleverly combines the architectural influences and styles of its 150 years of construction.
A true masterpiece of the Portuguese late Gothic and Manueline, since 1983, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The site is also part of the Portuguese World Heritage Triangle of monasteries.
Nothing else is needed to describe the importance and beauty of the Batalha Monastery, a splendid building around which the small inhabited settlement has developed.
A site that immediately appears majestic and beautiful. Extremely interesting from a historical and architectural point of view.
The interiors are truly fascinating, with decorations, sculptures, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the fountain.
Among the places not to be missed, the beautiful main cloister and the unfinished chapels (or imperfeitas), without the vault, but not without charm, with extraordinary decorations with the sky in the background!
PRACTICAL INFO
HOW TO GET THERE
The Portuguese city can only be reached by car, or, alternatively, by bus.
Terminal Rodoviário, the main bus terminal, is a few minutes’ walk from the Batalha Monastery.
OPENING TIME
The Monastery is open every day from Monday to Sunday, with the following times:
- From October to March, from 09:00 to 18:00.
- From April to September, from 09:00 to 18:30
Closed on January 1st, Easter Sunday, May 1st, December 25th.
BATALHA MONASTERY TICKETS
The standard rate entrance ticket costs €6.00 per person, from 12 years old, up to 64.
Adults aged 65 and over pay the reduced rate of €3.00.
Family discount for groups of at least 4 people. In this case it is possible to take advantage of a discount of 50% (3.00€ per person)
Free for children up to 11 years of age and for visitors with reduced mobility.
The special combined Património Mundial ticket is available. It offers access to Alcobaça, Batalha, and the Convento de Cristo within 7 days of validation. The 3 complexes are part of the route of the Portuguese monasteries of the World Heritage. It costs € 15.00 per person
Tickets can be purchased directly online on the official website.
Times and entrances are subject to change. Before visiting the site, it is always advisable to inform yourself in advance about the rules and laws on COVID-19.
Everything indicated is for information purposes only.