Lisbon All-in-One Hop-On Hop-Off Bus and Tram Tour with River Cruise

Highlights

Ride trams, funiculars, and the Santa Justa Lift

Summary

With 72 hours of access to a network of buses, trams, and funiculars, kick off three days of exploration at one of several central locations in Lisbon. Throughout your stay in the city, enjoy a mix of carefully designed routes and time to take in each destination on your own, with discounts that can be used at attractions throughout Lisbon. Multiple routes cover some of the main areas of Lisbon, from the historic center to parks and the neighborhood of Belem. When you’re ready to hit the Tagus River, the Yellow Boat Tour cruises past a series of landmarks and bridges, offering unobstructed views of the city’s vibrant waterfront. Two tramcar tours explore Lisbon’s steep hills and the neighborhood of Belem, including a cluster of UNESCO World Heritage sites, with frequent departures for your convenience.

Tour info

Duration

2 hours

Why take this tour?

See Lisbon by bus, tram, and boat with a 72-hour, all-access pass that lets you explore the city’s neighborhoods and landmarks. Multiple curated hop-on hop-off bus routes and a Tagus River tour check off a long list of Lisbon highlights. Since the pass includes use of Lisbon’s trams, funicular, and airport bus, it’s a great way to save on transport costs while covering lots of ground.

What’s included?

Access to National Monuments: Santa Just Lift and Lisbon Funiculars during ticket validity
Access to Discount Book- Access to Discounts in Leisure & Culture, Eat & Drink, Fado and Shopping
Ticket validity: 72h
Food and drinks
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Gratuities

Things to know

Before you book

Duration: 2h
Mobile tickets accepted
Instant confirmation

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

Operator Website

Operated by:

Yellow Bus Tours Lisbon

About operator:

Do you want to make a tour in Lisbon? Said to be built on 7 hills, Lisbon is an amphitheatre that looks down onto the Tagus, the river it has always depended on. There's history oozing out of its romantic avenues, old Moorish quarters, Roman underpinnings and Manueline, Baroque and Gothic monuments, off-set by some of the boldest modern buildings by local and international architects. This is a cosmopolitan centre of commerce that will appeal to your senses and to your gourmet instincts. It is a palette of colors where the sun shines the whole year round (almost!).