Lisboa Card
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Card + Pena Palace
Lisboa Card + Pena Palace
Belém landmarks ticket
Belem Tower + Jerónimos Monastery Entry Ticket
| Our recommendations | Lisboa Card Lisboa Card: 51 Attractions & Public Transport | Card + Pena Palace Lisboa Card + Pena Palace | Belém landmarks ticket Belem Tower + Jerónimos Monastery Entry Ticket |
|---|---|---|---|
| Package | City card | City card and palace entry | Two-attraction entry ticket |
| Main coverage | 51 museums and monuments | Lisboa Card plus Pena Palace | Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery |
| Transport | Public transport and trains to Sintra and Cascais | Lisboa Card valid up to 72 hours | Not applicable |
| Best for | An itinerary that matches the Lisboa Card inclusions | An itinerary that matches the Card + Pena Palace inclusions | An itinerary that matches the Belém landmarks ticket inclusions |
Which Lisbon pass or combination ticket should you choose?
The best option depends on whether you want flexible sightseeing across Lisbon or entry to a small number of places you have already chosen.
Choose a city card for wider sightseeing
The Lisboa Card is designed for travellers planning to visit several museums and monuments while getting around Lisbon. It combines access to 51 attractions with public transport, including buses, the metro, trams and elevators. It also covers train journeys between Lisbon and Sintra, and between Lisbon and Cascais.
Add a priority attraction to your city card
If one major visit is non-negotiable, look for a Lisboa Card package paired with that attraction. Available combinations pair the card with Pena Palace or the Oceanário de Lisboa. These are useful when you want city-wide flexibility while ensuring that one headline attraction is part of your plan.
Book a focused two-attraction ticket
Combination tickets are better suited to shorter or more targeted itineraries. One option pairs Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery, while another combines the Oceanário de Lisboa with Jerónimos Monastery. Choose these formats when the named attractions are your main priority rather than broad access around the city.
Compare the scope, not just the attraction names
A city card and a two-site ticket serve different purposes. Start by deciding whether you need transport and a wide choice of visits, whether you want to add one major attraction to a city card, or whether two confirmed entries are enough for your schedule.
Tickets and activities
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Lisboa Card: 51 Attractions & Public Transport
Visit the Jerónimos Monastery, São Jorge Castle, and ride Tram 28
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Lisboa Card + Pena Palace
Access to Pena Palace and Lisbon Card up to 72 hours
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Belem Tower + Jerónimos Monastery Entry Ticket
Your all-access culture pass for Lisbon's historic neighborhood
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Lisbon Card + Oceanário de Lisboa
Get the full Lisbon experience with a city card and the Oceanário de Lisboa
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The Lisbon Pass
Discover the best of Lisbon's past and present with one handy pass
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Oceanário de Lisboa & Jerónimos Monastery: Entry Ticket
Visit two of Lisbon's top attractions and get a helpful audio guide app
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Key details to check before booking
Match the pass validity to your sightseeing days
The Lisboa Card is available in 24-, 48- and 72-hour versions. Choose the period that fits the days on which you expect to use its attraction and transport benefits, rather than selecting a longer duration by default. Packages linked to the card may also use a card valid for up to 72 hours, so check the version selected before completing your booking.
Understand what transport is covered
For travellers building an itinerary across several neighbourhoods, transport can be a decisive difference. The Lisboa Card covers buses, metro services, trams and elevators, as well as trains to Sintra and Cascais. It includes Tram 28 and the Santa Justa elevator. Ferry crossings over the Tagus are not part of the card, so plan for those separately if they are important to your itinerary.
Do not confuse a city card with entry to a named attraction
When comparing packages, focus on the attraction named alongside the card. A Pena Palace package is aimed at visitors combining Lisbon sightseeing with a Sintra landmark, while the Oceanário package suits those who want to include the aquarium in a broader city stay. These are different plans from a ticket that simply combines two entries, such as Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery.
Choose combinations that fit your route
The Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery ticket groups two historic sites in the same Lisbon area, making it a logical choice for an itinerary centred on Belém. By contrast, the Oceanário de Lisboa and Jerónimos Monastery combination brings together two very different visits. It includes an audio guide app, which may appeal if you prefer some self-guided interpretation during your visit.
Make sure the attractions match your priorities
- For broad exploration: choose a city card when you want access to a large selection of museums and monuments alongside public transport.
- For a fixed highlight outside central Lisbon: consider a Lisboa Card package that includes Pena Palace.
- For a Belém-focused day: choose the ticket combining Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery.
- For culture and marine life: consider the Oceanário de Lisboa and Jerónimos Monastery combination.
Lisbon attraction pass prices: compare value and inclusions
Lisboa Card, Card + Pena Palace and Belém landmarks ticket bundle different attractions, transport or validity periods. Compare the current price against the places you genuinely plan to use rather than the number of benefits advertised.
A pass offers better value only when its included access matches your itinerary. Check the live price and current availability before buying.
Lisbon attraction passes: on-the-day, next-day and last-minute availability
If you want to buy and use the pass on the day, check the current availability and activation conditions before paying. For tomorrow, review the options shown for your planned date. Any attraction reservations included with the pass may have separate availability.
FAQ — Lisbon Attraction Passes
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions.
Which Lisbon attraction pass is best for visiting several places?
The Lisboa Card is the broadest option, combining access to 51 museums and monuments with public transport around Lisbon.
Does the Lisboa Card include public transport?
Yes. It covers buses, the metro, trams and elevators, plus trains between Lisbon and Sintra and between Lisbon and Cascais.
Does the Lisboa Card include Tram 28?
Yes. Access to Tram 28 is included with the Lisboa Card.
Are Tagus ferry crossings included with the Lisboa Card?
No. Ferry boats used to cross the Tagus River are not included.
Can I book a Lisboa Card with Pena Palace?
Yes. A package is available that combines the Lisboa Card with access to Pena Palace.
Is there a combined ticket for Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery?
Yes. You can book one ticket covering entry to both Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery.
Which ticket combines the Oceanário de Lisboa and Jerónimos Monastery?
A dedicated entry combination is available for the Oceanário de Lisboa and Jerónimos Monastery, with an audio guide app.
How much do Lisbon attraction passes cost?
Prices vary by validity period and the attractions, transport or benefits included. Compare the pass against the places you actually plan to use and check the current price before buying.