Museu de São Roque

The museum is fully focused on Catholic art — paintings, sculptures, and imagery related to the church. The works are interesting, but since we had just visited museums in London and Italy with much more detailed art, these felt simpler and even a bit careless in comparison. On the positive side, there was no wait to buy tickets and I was practically alone walking through the museum. It was a quick visit, less than an hour to see everything.

The church is quite amazing. The museum section is interesting and do have some special displays but lighting can be improved especially some sections are quite dark while some are not suitable for paintings (have glare on certain parts of the painting)

The Museum of Sao Roque is attached to the historic Church of Sao Roque at Largo Trindade Coelho. Entry is (€2.50 per adult). You can also see the church (free entry) as part of your visit. The Museum includes two floors and probably 9-10 gallery rooms filled with church artefacts, artworks and other historic religious items. Highlight of the museum are the treasures from the Chapel of St. John the Baptist which is located in the Church near the high altar. There is also a cafe with inner courtyard seating and access if you fancy a drink or bite to eat before or after your visit to the museum. In the end, the collection at the Museum of Sao Roque is really good, a fitting complement to seeing the church and overall very good combined experience. Recommend allowing around 20+ minutes to browse the full museum collection.

A thoughtfully well laid out museum focusing on the treasure trove of religious items collected over its long history. There are detailed descriptions of most items in English. Well worth a visit.

An amazing museum, and very cheap. A pearl in Lisbon thst should have more visitors, it is mostly empty of tourism. Very well located near one of the best sightseeings in Lisbon. You really should go, the ticket is €2,50.

This is attached to the Jesuit church, but unlike the church, you will pay to enter this museum (€5). Really it's not a lot to pay for a decent museum. Still there are a lot of neat pieces to be seen here as well as a continuation of the architecture of the church. There's also a nice statue out front.

A little museum placed right next to the homonymous church. In fact, you can enter to the museum directly from the church. They have a lot of paintings with religious theme and other religion related objects, some of them really impressive. There's a little café, also.

Stunning. The richness of art and symbolism of religion is incredible. A must see. The museum is worth the 5 eur. History dating back to the early 16th century.