Luz Stadium & Benfica Museum
Lisbon
Lisbon
Best time tuesday
10:00 - 12:00
14°C
Rainy
Visitors rave about the Estádio da Luz's impressive atmosphere, especially during matches, and consider it a must-see for football fans. The stadium tour and Benfica Museum are highly recommended, offering a deep dive into the club's history and legacy. Many also appreciate the modern facilities and the family-friendly environment.
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Be aware of your belongings, especially around peak hours when the stadium and museum are most crowded; pickpocketing can occur in large crowds.
Check the Benfica website for game schedules and special events at the stadium; it's more than just a museum!
Combining the museum visit with a stadium tour enhances the experience immensely. Book in advance to secure your spot, especially during peak season.
The Estádio da Luz, home to SL Benfica, is a modern marvel and a symbol of Portuguese football. Its museum showcases the club's rich history and impressive trophy collection. Explore the stadium's inner workings and relive Benfica's glorious past.
Be aware of your belongings, especially around peak hours when the stadium and museum are most crowded; pickpocketing can occur in large crowds.
Check the Benfica website for game schedules and special events at the stadium; it's more than just a museum!
Combining the museum visit with a stadium tour enhances the experience immensely. Book in advance to secure your spot, especially during peak season.
YouTube videos and social content for this attraction will be available soon
The Estádio da Luz, home to SL Benfica, is a modern marvel and a symbol of Portuguese football. Its museum showcases the club's rich history and impressive trophy collection. Explore the stadium's inner workings and relive Benfica's glorious past.
Tuesday's crowd patterns and optimal visit windows.
Best Time Tuesday
10:00 - 12:00
Arriving right when the stadium and museum open on a Friday allows you to experience the attraction before any potential weekday crowds start to gather, maximizing your time and minimizing potential wait times.
10:00 - 18:00
Tuesday's expected crowd levels throughout the day
Closes at 18:00 - Graph shows crowd levels until closing time
Recent reviews and on-the-ground experiences.
1 months ago· Google
Stadium tour is really great experience. Definitely worth to spend few ours on this place. Tour is well guided, a lot of interesting information and stadium looks impressive. If you can combine visit with game it would be win win. I am gonna give 5 stars, but what I did not like is picture selling at the end of tour. Before you start, in the lobby, guys will take picture of you or family. The prices are shamelessly high aka 20 euros for 2 photoshoped pics. So Benficados, cool gesture would be to give this pictures as gift especially to kids.
2 months ago· Google
A must-see for every football fan! Estádio da Luz is a beautiful, modern stadium that still preserves the legacy and spirit of the old one. The VR experience is a real highlight — don’t miss it. The Benfica Museum is fantastic, full of history and emotion, and the fan shop is great too. You can easily spend a whole day here exploring and soaking up the atmosphere.
2 months ago· Google
I decided to take in a Benfica match while I was in Lisbon. The atmosphere was amazing - Jose Mourinho’s first home game in charge. I had food in the stadium and it was good quality and reasonably priced. Well worth a visit if you can get a ticket.
3 months ago· Google
Tickets were reasonable and discount applied for over 65. The tour is self guided, unfortunately no audio guide. If you want to know more, I do recommend to get the museum ticket. The museum cinema hall had a movie explaining the history and it moved me to tears. Staff is helpful and very knowledgeable.
4 months ago· Google
What a stadium, what fans, what an atmosphere! A spectacular show, interactive and fan-driven. Certainly whips up the fans, which in turn can only help motivate and drive players. Lovely to see families and the young in such numbers. What's wonderful also is the large numbers who stick around to eat at the many eateries around the stadium after the game.
Contact details, accessibility, and opening hours.
The stadium and museum are wheelchair accessible, featuring elevators, ramps, and designated accessible restrooms throughout the facilities. Accessible seating is available for matches and tours.
Spring and Fall offer pleasant weather for touring the stadium and museum, avoiding the summer heat and winter rains.
Crowd hacks and small details that make the visit smoother.
Stay safe and secure
Keep a close eye on your valuables if you're stopping for food or drinks near the stadium, especially if sitting outside. Avoid leaving phones or wallets unattended on tables.
When taking photos inside the museum or during the stadium tour, be mindful of your surroundings and avoid blocking pathways or causing obstructions for other visitors.
Stay hydrated, especially during the summer months, as the stadium can get very hot, particularly if you're taking a tour or attending an event. Bring water or purchase it at the stadium.
If attending a match, be aware of your surroundings and follow instructions from stadium staff and security. Stay in designated areas and avoid any behavior that could be disruptive or dangerous.
Be cautious of street vendors or individuals approaching you outside the stadium selling unofficial merchandise or tickets. It is always best to purchase tickets from official sources.
Pro traveler secrets
Consider visiting the museum and stadium on a weekday to avoid the weekend crowds. This will allow you a more relaxed and immersive experience.
Take advantage of any discounts or promotions offered for combination tickets or student/senior rates. Check the official website before your visit to see if you qualify.
Allow ample time for your visit, especially if you're a football fan. The museum is quite extensive, and the stadium tour can take a couple of hours, so plan accordingly.
Look for opportunities to go behind the scenes with a specialized tour; sometimes there are options to see areas not normally accessible to the public, like the press box or locker rooms.
If you're a Benfica fan, allocate some of your souvenir budget to the official club store at the stadium; there’s a vast selection of merchandise that you might not find elsewhere in Lisbon.
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Die-hard Benfica supporters will find a pilgrimage to the Estádio da Luz and the Benfica Museum an absolute must. They can immerse themselves in the club's rich history, relive iconic moments, and pay homage to legendary players. The stadium tour offers behind-the-scenes access, while the museum showcases a vast collection of trophies, memorabilia, and interactive exhibits, allowing fans to connect with their beloved team on a deeper level.