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Buy a 48-hour ticket and choose the best combination of 2 lines on a Hop-on Hop-off bus in Lisbon and Cascais: Belém & Castelo; Belém & Cascais; or Belém and Oriente. Also available is the hop-on hop-off boat option in a package with the bus.

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Choose the best combination of 3 Hop-on Hop-off bus lines in Lisbon and Cascais to use with your 48-hour ticket: Belém, Castelo & Cascais; Belém, Oriente & Cascais; or Belém, Oriente & Cascais. Also available is the hop-on hop-off boat option in a package with the bus.

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Stroll through the city’s historic streets and discover ancient monuments such as the Bones Chapel and the Roman Temple of Diana. In this city circuit you will also have a chance to do a wine tasting, all in one day. Discover Évora and its wines on this tour from Lisbon.

Lisbon, the seventh most visited city in southern Europe, owes its fame to the sky above it, the light that radiates from there and the Tagus.

“Here and there in Lisbon – when we’re in a hurry or are distracted by the streets, we turn a corner and suddenly we see the iridescent Tagus River: our body then becomes lighter and our spirit soars”, wrote Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen about Portugal’s capital, and rightly so. The seventh most visited city in Southern Europe, Lisbon is famous for the sky above it and its radiating light, and for the Tagus. The Tagus River always in the background. It is under this basking light that Lisbon enchants, captivates and grows, and has become one of continental Europe’s main economic hubs. The streets and traditional alleys are intertwined and teeming with life, scents and music, reflecting the various cultures that inhabit the city. There is no shortage of jacaranda trees, vibrant colours, buildings covered in vintage tiles and, of course, the Tagus. The Tagus River always in the background. And going hand in hand, is the modern and luxurious: avenues adorned by stunning century-old elms, sycamores and nettle trees, lined with luxury stores, outdoor cafés and bars, theatres; modern quarters with futuristic architecture, art galleries, streets and motorways that connect it to the world. It is Portugal’s political capital and from where all the conquerors set sail to navigate uncharted waters. Lisbon is castles, palaces, squares, and also beaches, shopping centres, conference centres, universities, airports and the Tagus. The Tagus River always in the background.