Included Attractions in Lisboa Card
- Mosteiro dos Jerónimos (Jerónimos Monastery)
- Castelo São Jorge (Saint George Castle)
- Elevador de Santa Justa (Santa Justa Elevator)
- Elétrico 28 (Tram 28)
- Arco da Rua Augusta (Rua Augusta Arch)
- Panteão Nacional (National Pantheon)
- Museu Nacional dos Coches (National Coach Museum)
- Experiência Pilar 7 da Ponte (Pilar 7 Bridge Experience)
- Museu Nacional do Azulejo (National Tile Museum)
- Torre de Belém (Belém Tower)
What is “Fast Track”?
With Lisboa Card you can skip the regular queues at the attractions below. This is perfect for busy weekends and peak season!
- Saint George Castle
- National Tile Museum
- National Pantheon
- Ajuda National Palace
- National Coach Museum
- Museum of Portuguese Art from 1850
- National Museum of Ancient Art
- National Ethnology Museum
- National Costume Museum
- National Archaeology Museum
Jerónimos Monastery is one of Portugal’s most important buildings and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983, located in Belém. Being the #1 most visited attraction in Lisbon, queuing can take more than 2h, specially during weekends and peak season. Without Lisboa Card you first need to buy the entry ticket in a different location, and only then head to the entrance of Jerónimos Monastery.
With Lisboa Card you have the entrance to Jerónimos Monastery included for free, and you can go straight to the entrance of the attraction.
With Lisboa Card you get free access to the Lisbon Public Transport Network:
- Metro – Map of Lisbon Urban Metro
- Carris – Buses, Trams and Elevators
- CP-Comboios de Portugal – Map of Lisbon Urban Trains
- Fertagus – Train to Almada (Pragal) – Map of Fertagus Train
- Metro Ride Airport ↔ City Centre – no additional ticket needed
With Lisboa Card you can get up to 50% discount on many attractions and services in Lisbon. Check below the Top 3:
- 15% discount on Lisbon Oceanarium
- 10% discount on Pena Palace and Quinta da Regaleira Tickets
- 20% discount on Ruins of Igreja do Carmo – Archaeological Museum
In order to avoid disappointments, please be aware that Lisbon Tourism is always working to improve the quality of its attractions and visitors experience, so occasionally it needs to temporarily close some venues. Please check the current list below:
- Belém Tower (expected to reopen in spring 2026)
- National Tile Museum (expected to reopen in June 2026)
- National Ancient Art Museum (expected to reopen in second-half 2026)
- National Costume Museum (expected to reopen in June 2026)