1
Ribeira das Naus (Cais do Sodré)
2
Terminal Sul Sueste
3
Belem Tower (Cais da Princesa)
The complete Lisbon experience: 5 expertly crafted routes, 50+ stops for maximum discovery
The complete Lisbon experience: 5 expertly crafted routes, 50+ stops for maximum discovery
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Exclusions
Belém Line (Red)
Explore UNESCO sites, seafaring history along grand avenues, and sample Belém's famous pastries.
Popular stops: Pilar 7, Belém Tower, Jeronimo’s Monastery
Castle Line (Green)
Explore the charming Alfama and Castle districts with stunning vistas.
Popular stops: Martim Moniz, Castelo São Jorge, Portas do Sol
Oriente Line (Blue)
Journey to the Parque das Nações and its iconic modern landmarks.
Popular stops: Restauradores, Oceanário, Torre Vasco da Gama, Gare do Oriente
Cascais Line (Orange & Yellow)
Enjoy a scenic escape to the Portuguese Riviera and discover beaches, casinos, and the natural beauty of the Cascais region.
Popular stops: Marquês de Pombal, Estoril Casino, Boca do Inferno
Uptown Line (Purple)
Experience modern Lisbon's culture, elegance, and vibrant atmosphere.
Popular stops: Entrecampos, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Colombo Shopping Center
Hop-on Hop-off boat tour
Escape the crowds and see Lisbon sparkle from the refreshing waters of the Tagus river.
First boat: 10:45am from stop #1 Ribeira das Naus
Last boat: 5:45pm from stop #1 Ribeira das Naus
Frequency: Every 1 hour
Popular stops: Terminal Sul Sueste, Belem Tower (Cais da Princesa)
Fine ticket sale . Question about missing QCode clearly answered Got Q tickets at start buro and made 2 days nice tours. Friendly staff on the buses and good drivers.
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Booked tickets online and activated on location. The ride went extremely well. First took a full tour of Lisbon and only then got off at points of interest. Nice way to see and reach large parts of the city easily.
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In a single day, you can take several tours and discover the city without tiring. You can get off wherever you like and get back on the bus later.
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A must! Well organized and interesting itinerary: we had a bad driver on one of the itineraries: unpleasant welcome and rough driving. Probably not a good day for him...
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It takes you to the most beautifull places, nevertheless the issue is that the audios are so old, its boring to have to use cable airpods,
I thought I would have been able to access my tickets online but I had to travel from the railway station all the way to stop 1 in order to get printed tickets - luckily the bus driver allowed us on board with the online receipt and took us up there.
Tickets ordered online turned out to be vouchers that had to be exchanged for tickets first. After repeatedly asking via chat I was assured that with the voucher I could immediately board a bus, turned out not to be the case. Tours were good, sound quality in some buses poor.
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It took us to where we would not normally go. The bus driveres, though, were not too friendly. When we got on the last bus, the purple Uptown line, it took the bus driver almost a minute to finally open the doot to let us in. He was looking at us directly as we were standing right in front of the doors and there was no reaction from him. No passengers were getting off at that stop too.
Good experience, too bad buses aren't more frequent and bus stops aren't better marked.
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The tour itself was very good but I was disappointed with the tour details provided by the Audio. Very little info was provided on what we were supposed to be viewing, not told were to look m what side of the street etc. it could and should be improved and I think it's a simple thing to do. Otherwise the tour was very enjoyable
Bus tour was great and covered all the city highlights Staff at bus ticket counter were rude and uninterested in even directing us to the right bus
Able to take two sightseeing trips around Lisbon. I was here 7 years ago and enjoyed the ride that is why my sister and I went with you.
Tours very interesting and varied
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Inclusions
Fado in Chiado
Lisbon Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Pass
Belém Line (Red)
Marquis of Pombal Square | Restauradores Square | Rua do Comércio | TimeOut Market/Mercado da Ribeira | Museum of Ancient Art Antiga | Pilar 7 | National Coach Museum | Palace of Ajuda | Jerónimos Monastery | Belém Tower | Padrão dos Descobrimentos | Belém Dock | Alcantâra Dock | Estrela Basílica | Amoreiras | El Corte Inglês | Eduardo VII Park
Frequency: Daily, except for 25th December
Duration: 1 hour 45 min
Castle Line (Green)
Marquis of Pombal Square | House Museum Amália Rodrigues | Miradouro São Pedro Alcantâra | Corpo Santo/Cais do Sodré | Rua do Comércio | Casa dos Bicos | Terminal Sul Sueste | Museum of Fado | Martim Moniz | Portas do Sol (Castelo de São Jorge) | Restauradores Square
Frequency: Daily, except for 25th December
Duration: 1 hour 15 min
Oriente Line (Blue)
Marquis of Pombal Square | Restauradores Square | Rua do Comércio | House of Spikes | Terminal Sul Sueste | Terminal de Cruzeiros* | Santa Apolónia | National Tile Museum | Lisbon Oceanárium | Casino | C.C. Vasco da Gama | Vasco da Gama Tower | Lisbon Oriente Station | Torre do Tombo | Jardim Zoológico | Mesquita | El Corte Inglés | Eduardo VII Park
*Only on days with cruises docked.
Frequency: Daily, except for 25th December
Duration: 2 hours
Cascais (Orange: Lisboa - Cascais)
Marquis of Pombal Square | Jerónimos Monastery | Carcavelos (Rua do Gurué) | Estoril (Posto de Turismo) | Cascais (Hotel Baía) | Guincho (Parque de Campismo Orbitur) | Guincho (Rest. Porto Sta. Maria) | Guincho (Forte dos Oitavos) * | Cascais (Boca do Inferno) | Cascais (Casa das Histórias Paula Rego)
*Except on weekends and in bad weather.
Frequency: Daily, except for 25th December
Duration: 3 hours
Cascais (Yellow: Cascais - Lisboa)
Cascais (Casa das Histórias Paula Rego) | Cascais (Hotel Baía) | Estoril | Carcavelos (Rua do Gurué) | Jerónimos | Marquis of Pombal Square
Frequency: Daily, except for 25th December
Duration: 3 hours
Fado in Chiado
Lisbon Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Pass
Fine ticket sale . Question about missing QCode clearly answered Got Q tickets at start buro and made 2 days nice tours. Friendly staff on the buses and good drivers.
View original review in Dutch
Booked tickets online and activated on location. The ride went extremely well. First took a full tour of Lisbon and only then got off at points of interest. Nice way to see and reach large parts of the city easily.
View original review in Dutch
In a single day, you can take several tours and discover the city without tiring. You can get off wherever you like and get back on the bus later.
View original review in French
A must! Well organized and interesting itinerary: we had a bad driver on one of the itineraries: unpleasant welcome and rough driving. Probably not a good day for him...
View original review in French
It takes you to the most beautifull places, nevertheless the issue is that the audios are so old, its boring to have to use cable airpods,
I thought I would have been able to access my tickets online but I had to travel from the railway station all the way to stop 1 in order to get printed tickets - luckily the bus driver allowed us on board with the online receipt and took us up there.
Tickets ordered online turned out to be vouchers that had to be exchanged for tickets first. After repeatedly asking via chat I was assured that with the voucher I could immediately board a bus, turned out not to be the case. Tours were good, sound quality in some buses poor.
View original review in Dutch
It took us to where we would not normally go. The bus driveres, though, were not too friendly. When we got on the last bus, the purple Uptown line, it took the bus driver almost a minute to finally open the doot to let us in. He was looking at us directly as we were standing right in front of the doors and there was no reaction from him. No passengers were getting off at that stop too.
The tour itself was very good but I was disappointed with the tour details provided by the Audio. Very little info was provided on what we were supposed to be viewing, not told were to look m what side of the street etc. it could and should be improved and I think it's a simple thing to do. Otherwise the tour was very enjoyable
Bus tour was great and covered all the city highlights Staff at bus ticket counter were rude and uninterested in even directing us to the right bus
Able to take two sightseeing trips around Lisbon. I was here 7 years ago and enjoyed the ride that is why my sister and I went with you.
Fantastic music , professional authors, central location
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Tours very interesting and varied
View original review in German
See the best of Lisbon from the water on this 48-hour hop-on hop-off boat tour.
See the best of Lisbon from the water on this 48-hour hop-on hop-off boat tour.
Inclusions
Please click here for a detailed route map and its boarding points.
You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Barco Line
First bus: 10:45am from Ribeira Das Naus (Cais Do Sodre)
Last bus: 2:45pm from Ribeira Das Naus (Cais Do Sodre)
Frequency: Every 2 hours
Popular stops: Torre De Belem and Terreiro Do Paco
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The smartest way to see Lisbon & Sintra—transport, guides & entry, all in one.
The smartest way to see Lisbon & Sintra—transport, guides & entry, all in one.
Inclusions
Lisbon Hop-on Hop-off
Pena Park & Palace
Exclusions
Pena Park & Palace
Lisbon Hop-on Hop-off Schedule
Please click here for detailed route maps and boarding points.
You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Castle Line (Green)
First bus: 9:20am from Marquês de Pombal
Last bus: 6pm from Marquês de Pombal
Frequency: Every 20 minutes
Popular stops: Avenida Duque Loulé, Martim Moniz, Castelo São Jorge
Lisbon Hop-on Hop-off
Pena Park & Palace
Bought tickets to Pena Palace while in Lisbon and taxied to the town. Once there found that there were too many add ons once at the site. Ie; extra bus rides, other tour sites. There were many visitors there the day we went and found the interior tour boring due to length of time shuffling people through the two floors. Would skip that tour the next time. The old town visit part way down the hill after the castle was a highlight for us. Took the train back to what we thought as Lisbon but due to no visitor help at the station ended up on the wrong train.
Had no problems with the tickets. Something came up for our group so we got there later than planned and couldn't enter the actual palace. It was still a great experience just enjoying the terraces and taking lovely photos. We actually wished we'd paid for the park only as we didn't feel like we'd missed much, not entering the palace.
The castle is beautiful and very original, park a haven of peace very nice day without hitch.transport very well organized
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An enjoyable day in the company of Paulo SILVA who is a very professional guide and ensures that everyone gets the most out of the tour. I gave 4 stars because the description of the visit to the castle gardens is ambiguous. In fact, the most beautiful gardens don't belong to Pena Palace, but to other castles not included in the tour.
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Nice trip We hadskip the vie rocket, That was good Will organiced, the trip inside the castle Lita of nice rooms with good info plates, with just the Essentials Text. Aldo Nice suvenir shop and cafeteria and restaurant. The outside castle trip was ok, nice view. Good organized the route. Not to many people when we were there in the morning. Can see it could be more difficult if there were more people. A little confusion regatding the return transport, but we walked down to Sintra....
I was amazed by all of Sintra. The castles are wonderful but also the village itself is so beautiful and there are very nice places omnto eat.
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The ticket process was easy. The palace was nice, but the walk up and the gardens are stunning 🤩 If you are fit enough I highly suggest taking the hike up in the morning.
The highlight of my visit was being able to find parking at the entrance to the garden after almost being scammed by the Tuk Tuk guys at the bottom of the hill. Luckily a local waived his finger to warn me not to park where guy was telling me to go. Garden was nice to hike up though on the sunny day. We did notice Giant Hogweed growing near path which is dangerous to touch though. The palace was amazing and the views are the best we have seen.
This place is perfect for a romantic stroll! The park is simply sublime! 🤩 We parked in Sintra and walked up to the palace through a park. It's a steep climb! But what satisfaction once we got to the top 😍
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Online tickets were fast and easy. The park grounds weren't of much interest to us after seeing Moors castle and Pena Palace and all the walking for those sights. Pena Palace was ok. Not hugely glamorous. The mountaintop location is the most impressive thing.
Need a good half day to walk the grounds and palace. Didn't go inside but very satisfied with the outside areas. Steep walk up and not for someone with mobility issues.
Although the palace was very crowded, the place is incredible and we didn't have any problems with the tickets! We just queued up and waited for our turn to go in ☺️ It was amazing!
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Absolutely loved it!! We went to Pena Palace in the morning, but it was already bit crowded, so we didnt stay there that long. Instead, we decided to explore the park and it was the best decision. We were there alone pretty much most of the time and from some places, we had an amazing view at the Pena Palace. Definitely recommend spending about 1-2 hours exploring the park.
It was a great experience, just be mindful to arrive plenty of time ahead, to reach the palace it take around 10-15 walk uphill.
The tour was good. The palace is pretty amazing. The one thing that was a little bothersome was the fact that on the tkt it says that your time a lot is your time slot and will not be tolerated if missed, well it was , many ppl were arriving after their scheduled time. One thing that would be nice to be included is the length it can take to get from train station to the palace, the traffic was very congested and took longer than we thought it would. We were thankful we gave ourselves lots of time to get there
The castles are beautiful. They are worth visiting, but I do not recommend doing both visits on the same day. The distances between one and the other involve more than an hour's drive. The coaches run every 20 minutes. I wanted to stay longer at Quinta da Regaleira, and it was getting late to get into Quinta da Pena. I had to take a Bolt to get there on time. Calculate well the distances and how you are going to be able to travel.
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Was an amazing place to visit, loved it! We were very glad we paid for priority entrance & skipped the queue. Also signage in English so no need for a guided tour.
Charming places, consider the weather and especially the wind that can be very strong in the highlands. The places are to be visited in more than one day if you are a nature lover.
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Fascinating palace with almost fairytale like extragances architecturally. The queues however were excessive despite entry system.
The palace is beautiful and its gardens. The worst thing is the hill to get to it and the need to arrive on time.
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Very nice place....it was worth it. Easy ka oricedure to purchase online. Slightly high price. Satisfied
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The experience was outstanding regarding the quinta da Regaleira, beautiful the garden part all to discover with the caves as icing on the cake is beautiful fairy tale atmosphere. On the other hand, less beautiful was the visit of the Pena Palace, the palace very nice to photograph in the outside part but how the visit inside is organized I did not like it: it is a perennial and endless line to see two rooms and you do not see them well because you have to keep walking as there are so many people.
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Everything was fantastic and fast. We got rained on a bit wn the queue to get in but all very well organized. I'm glad we went. I don't know how long it takes from the parking lot to the castle entrance.
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Very well organized despite the crowds
View original review in French
Must go and see the palace, you will enjoy it
The Red route/Belém Line takes you through some of the most popular buildings, streets, and museums in Lisbon. Keep an eye out for Pilar 7, Belém Tower, Padrão dos Descobrimentos, Restauradores Square, Museu dos Coches, Museu da Arte Antiga, Basílica da Estrela, and more.
Overview:
First stop: Restauradores
Timings: 9:30am - 8:00pm
Frequency: Every 25 minutes
No. of stops: 20
If you want to visit prominent forts and castles, hop on the Green route/Castle Line, and dive into Lisbon’s rich and diverse history. Prominent landmarks on this route include Castelo S. Jorge, Duque de Loulé Street, Miradouro da Graça, Panteão Nacional/Feira da Ladra, and Praça da Figueira.
Overview:
First stop: Duque de Loulé
Timings: 9:30am - 7:20pm
Frequency: Every 15 minutes
No. of stops: 8
Take the Blue route/Orient Line to the heart of the city, bursting with cafes, art galleries, restaurants, and fashion stores. Don’t miss the Oceanário, Museu do Azulejo, and Torre Vasco da Gama.
Overview:
First stop: Duque de Loulé
Timings: 9:45am - 7:55pm
Frequency: Every 40 minutes
No. of stops: 14
Take the Orange route/Cascais Line if you’re looking for a fun, beachy adventure. This route takes you to Jerónimos, Estoril Garden, Forte dos Oitavos, and more!
Overview:
First stop: Jerónimos
Timings: 8:30am - 4pm
Frequency: 4 times a day
No. of stops: 10
Explore Lisbon’s sandy beaches on the Yellow route/Cascais Line. Some major spots along this route include Hotel Baía, Posto do Turismo, and Padrão dos Descobrimentos.
Overview:
First stop: Cascais (Hotel Baía)
Timings: 10:15am - 6pm
Frequency: 4 times a day
No. of stops: 6
Route name: Yellow route (Cascais Line), red route (Belém Line)
Attraction timings: October to February: 10am - 6pm.
March to September: 10am - 7pm.
If you only have one day to spend in Lisbon, take the red route (Belém Line) and explore the city’s popular museums and buildings.
Spending 2 days in Lisbon? That means you can take your time exploring different attractions and also see more attractions on your list.
Day 1 - Orange route: Start your day from Marques de Pombal and get down at Jerónimos to explore the Monastery. Head to Forte Dos Oitavos next. You can take a walk on the beach and grab a bite to eat. End your day by exploring the Casa das Histórias, or House of Stories, displaying famous works of well-known Portuguese plastic artist, Paula Rego.
Day 2 - Red route: Begin with a 4-hour tour of Museu da Arte Antiga, immersing yourself in the museum’s extensive collection of art. After lunch, head to Museu dos Coches, displaying a range of vintage coaches. Visit the Padrão dos Descobrimentos and nearby neighborhoods as your day winds down.
Yes, you do. However, children until the age of 5 get a free ticket for the Lisbon Sightseeing hop-on hop-off tour, while children between the ages of 6 to 12 get a discounted ticket.
Guide dogs and small pets in carriers are welcome on this tour. If your pets are too large for carriers, please get in touch with the operator before your tour.
Yes, this tour is wheelchair accessible. Please get in touch with the operator in advance so they will be able to assist you.
Depending on your selected route, Lisbon Sightseeing hop-on hop-off buses are available every 15 to 40 minutes. Please note that buses on the Cascais Lines (orange & yellow routes) run only 4 times a day from each stop.
No, Lisbon Sightseeing hop-on hop-off tours do not offer hotel pick-ups.