Tickets to Frigate D. Fernando II e Glória at Largo Alfredo Dinis

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Frigate D. Fernando II e Glória is a preserved nineteenth-century Portuguese naval warship moored on the Tagus River, open to visitors across multiple decks.

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Tickets to Frigate D. Fernando II e Glória give access to one of the most significant surviving vessels of Portugal's colonial naval history, moored along the Tagus River in Lisbon. Built in the early nineteenth century, the frigate served as the last sailing warship of the Portuguese Navy and made repeated voyages connecting Europe and Asia. The ship is now preserved as a floating museum, open to visitors across multiple decks with bilingual descriptions in English and Portuguese throughout.

Visitors can explore the vessel from bow to stern, moving between the upper decks and the lower holding deck to understand the daily realities of life at sea for the crew. Exhibits cover navigation, naval routine, and the ship's role in Portugal's maritime connections, all set within the original structure of the vessel. For anyone exploring Lisbon attractions, this is a rare opportunity to board a fully preserved nineteenth-century warship. Entry covers full access to all open decks and exhibit areas, with tickets available for individual visitors.

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Walk around Dom Fernando II e Glória, the last wooden sailing ship of the Portuguese Navy, docked along the Tagus River.
English and Portuguese descriptions will provide insights on this historic vessel as you guide yourself through its hull, captain’s room, masts and cannons.
Learn of its role in connecting Asia to Europe in the 19th century, as well as its journey from complete breakdown to reconstruction.
Fun Fact: During its years in service, the ship has traveled over 100,000 nautical miles, the equivalent of 5 trips around the world!

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Entry to Frigate D. Fernando II e Glória

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Cosa sapere prima di andare: Arrival and timing
Arrive in good time before you begin your visit, as the frigate is a self-guided experience and you will want to move through each deck at your own pace. Check your ticket for any specific opening hours before you travel.
Getting around the vessel
The ship spans multiple decks, from the upper deck down to the hold, so expect some steep ladders and narrow passageways typical of a historic sailing vessel.
Descriptive panels are available in both English and Portuguese throughout.
Out of respect for the preserved exhibits, please do not touch the rigging, fittings, or artefacts unless signage indicates otherwise.
Photography for personal, non-commercial use is generally welcome in museum settings, but follow any posted guidance on board.
Food and drink are best enjoyed outside the vessel to help protect the historic interiors.
Politica di cancellazione: Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time.

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What is the Frigate D. Fernando II e Glória?

The Frigate D. Fernando II e Glória is one of colonial Portugal's most important ships and the last sailing ship of the Portuguese Navy to connect Europe and Asia. It is now dry docked along the Tagus River and open for visitors to explore.

What can I see and do on board?

You can explore the ship from bow to stern and from the upper decks down to the holding deck, learning about life at sea and the vessel's history. Descriptions are available throughout in both English and Portuguese.