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Belém Line (Red)
Castle Line (Green)
Oriente Line (Blue)
Cascais Line (Orange & Yellow)
Orange Line (Lisbon to Cascais)
Yellow Line (Cascais to Lisbon)
Boat tour
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Belém bus tour route
Modern bus tour route
Tramcar tour
Boat tour
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Red line
Blue line
Green line (optional)
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Lisbon HOHO
Lisbon Oceanarium
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Belém bus tour route
Modern bus tour route
Lisbon HOHO
Lisbon Oceanarium
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Boat tour
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Tram 28 Route
With tickets to hop-on hop-off tours in Lisbon, you are free to explore the city at your leisure.
Cancelation Policy: These tickets can't be canceled or rescheduled.
Discounted Tickets: Children aged 0-3 yrs go free, and ages 4-11 yrs enjoy reduced prices.
Flexible Cancelation Policy: You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
HOHO Bus Tour:
Tram Tour:
Yellow Boat Tour:
There are 44 stops across 3 HOHO bus tours, 1 HOHO tram tour, and 1 HOHO boat tour route.
The Belém Lisbon Route travels to Lisbon’s historical center and the area of Belém with its monuments with 17 stops, including Belém Tower, MAAT, Jardim Zoológico, Parque Eduardo VII, Basílica da Estrela, Jerónimos Monastery, and more.
The Modern Lisbon Route takes you along Lisbon’s more recent areas of the city with 13 stops. These include the Yellow Boat Terminal, Santa Apolónia, Museu do Azulejo, Oceanário, Torre Vasco da Gama, and more.
The Tram Tour has 3 stops in the Lisbon Hills, while the Yellow Boat has 5 stops along the River Tagus.
Download MapThere are 50+ stops across 5 routes.
The Belém Line (Red) covers the monuments and attractions in the Belém area with 17 stops including Museu de Arte Antiga, Torre de Belém, Doca de Belém / MAAT, Parque Eduardo VII, and more. It runs from 10am - 6pm.
The Castle Line (Green) visits the oldest quarters of the city such as Alfama and Castelo with 11 stops at Castelo de São Jorge, Museu do Fado, Portas do Sol. It runs from 9:45am - 6pm.
The Oriente Line (Blue) takes you along the Tagus River with 18 stops, including Museu do Azulejo, Oceanário, Torre Vasco da Gama, Terminal de Cruzeiros, Jardim Zoológico, and more. It rund from 9:45am - 6pm.
The Cascais Line (Orange) runs from Lisbon to Cascais with 10 stops including the town of Cascais and Estoril and Guincho beach, while the Cascais Line (Yellow) runs from Cascais to Lisbon with 5 stops.
Downlaod MapThis historic castle in Lisbon has fortifications that date from the 1st century BC, having been occupied by the Romans. The present castle was built in the 12th century by the Moors and houses the Torre do Tombo National Archive.
Officially the Tower of Saint Vincent this 16th-century fortification once served as part of a ceremonial gateway to Lisbon for Portuguese explorers. It sits on a small island in the Tagus river near the shore.
Officially the Cathedral of Saint Mary Major, this is the oldest church in the city, dating all the way back to 1147. However, it has been modified and renovated many times over the years due to damage from earthquakes.
The Jerónimos Monastery is located near the Tagus river. Built in the early 1500s, it served as a necropolis of the Portuguese royal dynasty of Aviz. Later, the remains of explorer Vasco da Gama's and poet Luís de Camões were also re-interred here.
Also called the Carmo Lift, this elevator sits in Lisbon’s parish of Santa Justa. Established in 1902, it stands at a height of 45m and connects the lower streets to the higher Largo do Carmo.
One of the largest oceanariums in Europe, the Lisbon Oceanarium is home to over 8,000 animals representing about 450 unique species. Don’t miss the 23-foot-deep 11,000 sq. ft. tank that represents the various levels of depth in the ocean.
The Eduardo VII Park is located in Lisbon's city center. Spread across 26 hectares, it is is named for King Edward VII of the United Kingdom, who visited Portugal in 1903. However, it was redesigned by Modernist architect Francisco Keil do Amaral in 1945.
The Museum of Art, Architecture, and Technology is a cultural project meant to encourage creative thinking. Located in the Tejo Power Station, it hosts exhibitions and activities about art, architecture, and technology.
Lisbon Zoo was founded in 1884, and originally located in the park of São Sebastião da Pedreira. It was moved in 1905 and houses 2,000 animals of more than 300 species. These include wild animals like Sumatran tigers, gorillas, giraffes, elephants, and dolphins.
The 25 de Abril Bridge is a suspension bridge that connects Lisbon to the neighboring municipality of Almada that sits across the Tagus River. It is named after the date of the Carnation Revolution, and has a lower deck used as a railway track.
The National Museum of Ancient Art was founded in 1884 and is housed in the Palácio Alvor-Pombal. Today, it has over 40,000 items spanning a vast collection of paintings, sculptures, goldware, furniture, textiles, ceramics, and prints spamming over a millennium.
Popularly called “the Rossio”, the King Pedro IV Square is one of the main squares in Lisbon. It has seen everything from popular revolts and celebrations, to bullfights and executions since the Middle Ages, and at the centre is the Column of Pedro IV.
A. Yes, Lisbon has a hop-on hop-off bus tour.
A. You can get Lisbon hop-on hop-off tickets online.
A. Yes, Lisbon hop-on hop-off tickets are available online.
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A. The Lisbon hop-on hop-off bus tour tickets start from €20.
A. HHop-on hop-off tours are tourist buses that allow you to board and leave whenever you like and sightsee at your own convenience
A. Hop-on and hop-off buses in Lisbon run at a frequency of 15 to 60 minutes.
A. Yes, there are audio guides available in up to 12 languages on the Lisbon Hop-on Hop-off tour.
A. Yes, most of the Lisbon hop-on hop-off bus and boat tours are disabled-friendly with access for wheelchairs.