Lisbon Hop-on Hop-off Timetable

The Castle Line (Green Route) takes you through Lisbon's medieval history, with stops at landmarks like St. George’s Castle and Duque de Loulé Street. Ideal for history buffs wanting to explore the city’s old-world charm.

The Oriente Line (Blue Route) showcases Lisbon's modern attractions, including the Oceanarium and National Tile Museum. Perfect for those seeking to explore the city's contemporary architecture and cultural highlights.

The Cascais Line (Orange Line) connects Lisbon to the scenic coastal town of Cascais, offering views of the Atlantic and key stops like Jerónimos and Estoril Garden. Perfect for a relaxing day trip exploring both urban and coastal attractions.

The Yellow Line (Cascais to Lisbon) connects the coastal town of Cascais with Lisbon, featuring stops like Hotel Baía and Posto do Turismo. Enjoy a scenic, relaxed journey blending coastal and urban attractions.

The Boat Tour route in Lisbon offers a unique way to explore the city from the water, featuring stops at key locations like Cais do Sodré and Terreiro do Paço. Enjoy stunning views of Lisbon’s skyline and landmarks while relaxing on a scenic river journey.

The Modern Bus Tour Route in Lisbon showcases the city’s contemporary landmarks, including stops at the Oceanarium, Vasco da Gama Tower, and the National Tile Museum, highlighting Lisbon’s modern architecture and maritime culture.

The Tramcar Tour in Lisbon offers a unique, scenic ride through the city’s iconic neighborhoods. Hop aboard a traditional tram to explore historic landmarks and vibrant districts, with stops at key cultural spots, giving you a relaxed way to experience Lisbon's charm.

The Boat Tour in Lisbon offers a scenic view of the city's coastline, providing access to notable locations such as Cais do Sodré and Terreiro do Paço. It allows you to experience Lisbon from a unique perspective while enjoying the beauty of the river and the city’s skyline.

The Blue Line explores modern attractions with key stops at the Vasco da Gama Tower, Oceanarium, and National Tile Museum. This route offers a mix of contemporary architecture, marine life exhibits, and traditional Portuguese art. Ideal for those interested in Lisbon's modern culture and history.

The Green Line includes key stops such as São Bento Palace, Saint George's Castle, and the National Pantheon. This route takes you through Lisbon's historic landmarks, offering scenic views and rich cultural history. It’s perfect for those interested in the city’s past.