Lisboa Card
The Lisboa Card allows you unlimited use of Lisbon’s public transport, and also gives you free entry to 26 museums and places of interest. It also gives small discounts for the other attractions not included.
In addition to transport inside Lisbon, you can travel free using the card on the Sete-Rios-Sintra-Oriente and Cais do Sodré-Cascais trains.
Is it worth it?
Lisboa Card
The card is worth it for those travellers that want to visit places such as Sintra or Cascais, as the train is included in the price. To see if it’s worth it for the other travellers, you’ll have to research a little more.
For students and young-persons travel card holders, the Lisboa Card isn't worth it under any circumstances. These two groups can get big discounts for the attractions.
Prices
The Lisboa Card can be purchased for periods of 24, 48 or 72 hours.
| Validity | Adult | Child | 1 day | €17.50 | €10.50 |
|---|---|---|
| 2 days | €29.50 | €15.50 |
| 3 days | €36 | €18.50 |
Where can you get one?
The most convenient (and in certain periods, the cheapest) thing to do is buy the card before arriving in Lisbon. You can purchase it online by following this link:
If you don’t buy the card on the Internet you can go to the tourist information desks in Lisbon. The two most convenient ones are in the airport and in Commerce Square.
Included attractions
- Hieronymites Monastery
- Belém Tower
- Queluz National Palace
- Sintra National Palace
- Batalha Monastery
- Alcobaça Monastery
- Christ Convent
- National Pantheon
- Ajuda National Palace
- Mafra National Palace
- Bordalo Pinheiro Museum
- Dr. Anastácio Gonçalves Museum
- Antoniano Museum
- City Museum
- Music Museum
- Chiado Museum
- Archaeology Museum
- National Museum of Ancient Art
- National Museum of the Tiles
- National Museum of Ethnology
- National Theatre Museum
- National Museum of Costume
- National Coach Museum
- Roman Theatre Museum
- Air Museum
- Cold Stove
You can also get discounts on the rest of the attractions that range from 10% to 50%.
