Portugal · HOP-ON HOP-OFF TOURS IN LISBON
Every one of these 7 hop-on hop-off tours in Lisbon is priced, timed and reviewed, so the choice takes a couple of minutes. Start at the top and work down.
Use a 24 or 48-hour Yellow Bus ticket on Lisbon’s Belém and Modern Lisbon routes. Ride past Rossio, Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, the Oceanarium, and the Azulejo Museum, then hop off to explore. Your ticket also covers Carris public trams and entry to the Carris Museum. Audio commentary is available in 12 languages.
“Took us around to see places that I wanted to visit. Easy access.”
Explore Lisbon on 24, 48, or 72-hour hop-on hop-off tickets covering Belém, Alfama, Parque das Nações, Cascais, and the city’s modern districts. Use the recorded audio guide in 16 languages, free digital walking tour, onboard Wi-Fi, and attraction discounts. Redeem your voucher at Marquês de Pombal.
“it gives you enough time to go around in each point of interests. There is no rush.”
Use one ticket for Lisbon’s Belém and Modern bus routes, the Hills Tramcar Tour, a Yellow Boat cruise, and Carris public trams during its validity. Audio commentary is available in 11 languages. You can visit Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower, ride through Alfama, and reach Oriente’s Oceanário and Vasco da Gama area at your own pace.
“Belem bus line, tram, and boat tour. outstanding value for money for 3 days!”
Use one 48-hour ticket for two Yellow Bus routes and a historic Hills Tramcar Tour. See Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, Alfama, Graça, the Oceanarium, and the Tagus waterfront. Audio commentary is available in 13 languages, and Yellow Carris trams are included during the ticket’s validity.
“We would recommend these tours to anyone wanting to familiarise themselves with the city in a short time. Extremely convenient for us, helpful staff, very good audio commentary. Great routes that show contrasting areas, and give you ideas of where to return to when exploring. Brilliant!”
Use the combo pass for 48 hours on two Yellow Bus routes, a Tagus River cruise, and Lisbon’s Carris trams. Ride through Belém, central Lisbon, Graça, and Parque das Nações, with audio commentary in multiple languages. The boat runs on selected days, so check the sailing times before planning your day.
“Great day. Info was clear and coordinated with sights.”
Use a 24 or 48-hour pass to explore Lisbon from an open-top double-decker bus. Three routes connect Marques de Pombal, Belém, Alfama, Oriente, museums, gardens, and major squares. The longer ticket adds two guided walks and a night tour, while selected upgrades include a boat ride. Audio is available in 13 languages.
“We had a 48 hour pass for 3 bus routes, 2 walking tours and a night tour. The routes accomplished the goal of seeing a lot of the city. The flexibility to use the lines any time for two days was great. The narration on the buses was sparse however. The walking tours were great. Knowledgeable, pleasant guides who were willing and able to answer most any question. The information on where to meet for one tour was poor and we spoke to two other couples who never found it at all. A street address is needed - not just a street name. The buses started later than some other…”
Cruise Lisbon from Ribeira das Naus, Terreiro do Paço, or Belém, with views of the seven hills, Praça do Comércio, MAAT, Belém Tower, and Cristo Rei. The advertised hop-on hop-off option needs careful checking, since some ticket holders were charged an extra €8 for the return trip. Onboard Wi-Fi, toilets, and an audio app are included.
“Went to collect the tickets and was told this is a one way ticket just to Belem - not hop on hop off as implied. The return ticket is an extra €8”
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