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.

Discover the history of Lisbon with a guided tour by our Outing Portugal professionals. Start at Praça do Comércio, where Portugal's independence was restored in 1640 and the Regicide of 1908 changed the fate of the monarchy. Climb up to the Miradouro de Santa Luzia, with breathtaking views of Alfama and the Convento de São Vicente de Fora. At the Senhora do Monte viewpoint, enjoy a unique panorama of the city. Next, explore the heart of Lisbon at Rossio Square, the scene of historic events, including the presence of the Jews and the reign of King Manuel I. The National Palace of Belém and the Jerónimos Monastery, a World Heritage Site, tell the story of the Portuguese Discoveries. The Belém Tower and the Monument to the Discoveries celebrate the Portuguese navigators. Finish off with the legacy of Amália Rodrigues, in the House-Museum that brings back the soul of fado, a symbol of Portuguese culture.

Fado is destiny, it's the song of a people, it's the soul and identity of a country, it's longing, it's hope, it's sadness and love, it's life, and it's an embrace to the world. It's impossible to talk about fado without talking about Amália Rodrigues, Amália is the name that elevates fado and the people to the entire world, she is the voice, the creativity, the art, the feeling, the poetry and the soul. This visit is a tribute to Amália and her artistic heritage. The invitation is a familiar invitation on a guided tour to the S. Bento street, in a neighborhood of Lisbon where Amália lived for 44 years.