Savor Lisbon’s laid-back vibes and sunny personality with this exclusive card! Get free admission to 51 museums and historic buildings. Get skip-the-line access to landmarks like the Jerónimos Monastery, the National Costume Museum and the National Museum of the Azulejo, which is dedicated to the traditional tilework of Portugal. Visit beautiful palaces, including the Mafra National Palace and the Ajuda National Palace. All this and more with just one card!
Zip around Lisbon with unlimited access to free public transport and ride the Metro subway, hop on buses, and trams, and even take a ride on the enchanting lifts of Carris lines. You can also take the CP Train to the picturesque towns of Sintra, Cascais, and Azambuja.
Exchange your digital voucher for a physical Lisboa card from any of the redemption points mentioned in your voucher.
To activate it, you need to write your name, the date, and the exact time of activation on the card.
Use the card for the first time either on public transport or at a participating museum or attraction.
Validity: Before activation, valid for 1 year from the date of purchase. Your pass is activated as soon as you use it for the first time and is valid for the number of 24-hour periods chosen. For example, if you select a 48-hour pass and take any public transport at 3pm on a Monday afternoon, your pass is valid till Wednesday 3pm.
You can visit each attraction only once.
Bear in mind that national monuments and museums are closed on the following dates: January 1, Easter Sunday, May 1, December 24 and 25, and on municipal holidays (June 13 in Lisbon and June 29 in Sintra).
All cards must be exchanged at the same redemption point.
Museums and national monuments are closed on Mondays.
Museums and monuments undergoing temporary renovation are clearly marked within the digital guidebook.
The Lisboa Card digital guide is an essential component of the product and must be downloaded by the cardholder to access all relevant information.
Entry to Jerónimos Monastery is subject to capacity limits and managed according to the monument’s operational guidelines.
