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Choose from one of our four line options. Each one leads to a part of Lisbon. Also available is the hop-on hop-off boat option in a package with the bus.
The history of a country is written in its cities, streets, buildings, people, museums and in the air itself. Discover Lisbon and Portugal on a tour that takes you to the most emblematic monuments in Lisbon. Culture, architecture and history: discover the secrets kept by the most beautiful monuments in Lisbon on this tour of the country’s capital.
1 – Praça Marquês de Pombal
2 – Restauradores
3 – Rua do Comércio
4 – TimeOut Market / Mercado da Ribeira
5 – Museu de Arte Antiga
6 – Pilar 7
7 – Museu dos Coches
8 – Palácio da Ajuda
9 – Mosteiro dos Jerónimos / CCB
10 – Torre de Belém
11 – Padrão dos Descobrimentos
12 – Doca de Belém / MAAT
13 – Doca de Alcantâra
14 – Basílica da Estrela
15 – Amoreiras
This is the line that will take you to St. George’s Castle and guide you on your journey to discover the history of a city with breathtaking views.
There are belvederes, monuments, stories and Fado on this veritable spectrum of the traditional steep streets of Lisbon. And there’s the city’s treasured icon: St. George’s Castle. Explore this traditional area of the city at your own pace. Discover all the nooks and crannies of Alfama, one of the oldest quarters in Lisbon, were Fado echoes around every corner. Take in the beauty of downtown Lisbon and the wealth of the history of the Portuguese people.
1 – Praça Marquês de Pombal
2 – Casa-Museu Amália Rodrigues
3 – Miradouro S. Pedro De Alcântara
4 – Corpo Santo/Cais do Sodré
5 – Rua do Comércio
6 – Casa dos Bicos
7 – Museu do Fado
8 – Martim Moniz
9 – Portas do Sol [Castelo S. Jorge]
10 – Restauradores
11 – Parque Eduardo VII
The Oriente Line starts in the heart of Lisbon (Marquês de Pombal) and runs through the center of Lisbon — an area that has a wealth of museums, fashion, art and antiques stores, cafes and restaurants, as well as viewpoints — the traditional neighborhood of Alfama. This route will take you to Parque das Nações, a modern area where the World Exhibition was held in 1998 and where you can visit the Lisbon Oceanarium or shop at the Vasco da Gama Shopping Centre. The route ends at the Lisbon Zoo, a place for the whole family to take a fun ride and see around 2,000 animals, many of which are endangered species.
1 – Praça Marquês de Pombal
2 – Restauradores
3 – Rua do Comércio
4 – Casa dos Bicos
5 – Terminal Sul Sueste
6 – Terminal de Cruzeiros *
7 – Santa Apolónia
8 – Museu do Azulejo
9 – Oceanário
10 – Casino
11 – C.C. Vasco da Gama
12 – Torre Vasco da Gama
13 – Gare do Oriente
14 – Torre do Tombo
15 – Jardim Zoológico
16 – Mesquita
17 – El Corte Inglés
18 – Parque Eduardo VII
Enjoy the sandy beaches, ideal for relaxing or playing sports, enjoying the beauty of places like Cascais and Estoril. Discover your story. Finish this tour admiring the contrast between the white sand dunes of Guincho beach and the foothills of Serra de Sintra.
Lisboa – Cascais:
1 – Marquês de Pombal
2 – Jerónimos
3 – Carcavelos (Rua do Gurué)
4 – Estoril (Posto de Turismo)
5 – Cascais (Hotel Baía)
6 – Guincho (Parque de Campismo Orbitur) *
7 – Guincho (Rest. Porto Sta. Maria) *
8 – Guincho (Forte dos Oitavos) *
9 – Cascais (Boca do Inferno)
10 – Cascais (Casa das Histórias – Paula Rego)
Cascais – Lisboa:
1 – Cascais (Casa das Histórias – Paula Rego)
2 – Cascais (Hotel Baía)
3 – Estoril
4 – Carcavelos (Rua do Gurué)
5 – Jerónimos
6 – Marquês de Pombal
* Except: weekends from 1st July to 31st August, everyday between 1st November and 30th April and in bad weather
Lisbon – Cascais:
Cascais – Lisbon:
1- South Sueste Station (Terreiro do Paço)
2- Princess Pier (next to Belém Tower)
3- Ribeira das Naus Pier (Cais do Sodré)
Duration: 2h
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