Get a comprehensive look at Lisbon’s top attractions with a 48-hour hop-on hop-off ticket! Explore Portugal’s capital on two unique routes: the Belém Lisbon Tour and the Modern Lisbon Tour, each offering iconic sights, rich history and hidden gems. Hop on and off at landmarks such as Rossio Square, Belém Tower and the Oceanarium, enjoying panoramic views and exploring the city at your own pace. FREE WALKING TOUR – SPECIAL OFFER FOR YELLOW CUSTOMERS Enjoy a complimentary Free Walking Tour at no extra cost, available Tuesday to Saturday. Belém Lisbon Route Meeting point: Stop 10 | Departure: 11:30 AM Modern Lisbon Route Meeting point: Stop 4 | Departure: 3:45 PM The guide is easily identifiable by a Yellow polo shirt and a yellow umbrella. With a detailed map, exclusive discounts and access to Lisbon’s public tramcars included, your experience is flexible, seamless and full of memorable moments.

See Lisbon's top attractions by panoramic bus, historic tram and scenic river cruise with flexible Hop-On Hop-Off sightseeing passes. Choose a Bus Tour, a Bus & Tram combo featuring the iconic Hills Tram Tour, a Bus & Boat combo including the Yellow Boat Cruise along the Tagus River, or the complete All-in-One Pass. Travel through Lisbon's most iconic neighbourhoods, from historic Belém and the city centre to Eduardo VII Park and the modern Oriente district. Explore charming hills on the famous red Hills Tram or admire Lisbon's colourful skyline from the Tagus River. Available with 48-, 72- or 96-hour validity (depending on the selected pass), enjoy unlimited Hop-On Hop-Off travel, multilingual audio commentary, free access to selected public trams, plus discounts at monuments, museums, restaurants and leisure activities. Perfect for first-time visitors wanting to discover Lisbon at their own pace.

Take three tours with just one ticket: two on a panoramic bus and one on a historic tram! The Belém Lisbon Bus Tour and Modern Lisbon Bus Tour offer unforgettable views from 4 metres high, passing through Belém, Baixa, Eduardo VII Park, and Oriente, capturing the city’s vibrant life from above. The Hills Tramcar Tour takes you on an exciting journey through Lisbon’s history. Marvel at the contrasts of this richly diverse city — from the charm of Alfama’s traditional quarters to the St. George’s Castle and the imposing Cathedral. Later, hop on public tramcars (access included) to reach the magnificent Castle and enjoy breathtaking city views. Explore, photograph, and immerse yourself in Lisbon’s culture, architecture, and stories, making every stop a memory to treasure.

This 48-hour hop-on hop-off combined ticket lets you discover the best of Lisbon from two distinct perspectives. Board an open-top double-decker bus and enjoy two scenic and beautiful routes on the Modern Lisbon and Belém Lisbon tours, taking in panoramic city views along the way. Combine the bus experience with a relaxing boat tour in Belém, seeing the city from the water and feeling the gentle breeze on the Tagus. Take the tours in any order, stopping at landmarks, snapping unforgettable photos, and exploring at your own pace. Your package also includes exclusive discounts and admission passes, making it the perfect way to experience Lisbon’s history, culture, and charm.

Become a tile artist for a day on this full-day Lisbon Tiles and Tales tile workshop and private tour, including the National Tile Museum. Travel to Azeitão to learn how to make your own tiles from an expert tile artist. Take some free time at the waterfront to have lunch, and relax before the afternoon starts. Cap off your tour with a visit to the National Tile Museum (Museu Nacional do Azulejo), where you can admire some of the city’s most beautiful and well-preserved artworks. NOTE: While the Tile Museum is closed for refurbishing until June 2026, we're replacing it for another epic experience with Tiles.

Wussten Sie, dass Lissabon eine der Hauptstädte der Straßenkunst ist? Die Mauern von Marvila sind eine Open-Air-Galerie, in der Sie die Arbeit internationaler Graffiti-Künstler sehen können, die die iberoamerikanische Kultur feiern. 15 große Kunstwerke auf Gebäuden auf einem Hügel, der Tejo in der Ferne… einfach unglaublich. Umso erstaunlicher ist es, durch ein Viertel zu bummeln, das an jeder neuen Ecke eine Schicht der Geschichte von Lissabon enthüllt: Klöster und Paläste aus dem 17. und 18. Jahrhundert, Industrielager und Art-Deco-Gebäude, Fabrikarbeiterhäuser und städtische Gemüsegärten. All dies nur 20 Autominuten vom Zentrum entfernt, im östlichen Teil von Lissabon.