Attractions: Jeronimos Monastery

See sunny Lisbon from an open-top red bus with a 24-hour hop-on, hop-off ticket. You may hop off at any of 54 stops across five lines — Castle, Belém, Oriente, Cascais and Uptown — to visit museums and shops, explore historic quarters or have lunch, then hop on again as often as you like. On the Castle Line you will wind through Alfama and Castelo, passing Castelo São Jorge, the Portas do Sol lookout, Miradouro da Graça, São Vicente de Fora and Panteão/Campo de Santa Clara, with stops including Martim Moniz, Avenida Duque de Loulé, Marquês de Pombal and Restauradores; along the way you may enjoy a typical meal with a live Fado performance. The Belém Line reaches the monumental riverside quarter with the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos and Torre de Belém, Museu dos Coches, Museu de Arte Antiga, Pilar 7, Palácio da Ajuda, Padrão dos Descobrimentos, MAAT and the Docas, and also calls at Príncipe Real, Miradouro São Pedro de Alcântara, Mercado da Ribeira, Estrela, Amoreiras, El Corte Inglés, Parque Eduardo VII — Belém is also the place to try the Pastéis de Belém. The Oriente Line follows the Tagus to Parque das Nações and Expo ’98 sites such as the Oceanário, Casino Lisboa, C.C. Vasco da Gama, Torre Vasco da Gama and Gare do Oriente, with additional stops including Campo Pequeno, Museu do Azulejo, Terminal de Cruzeiros and Estação Santa Apolónia. The Cascais Line runs along the Costa do Sol to Carcavelos, Estoril Casino, Cascais Bay, Boca do Inferno and Guincho beach near the Serra de Sintra, and reaches Casa das Histórias Paula Rego as well as sights around Belém like the Monument to the Discoveries, Jerónimos Monastery, the Berardo and Naval museums and the National Archaeology Museum. Uptown explores Lisbon’s elegant avenues and cultural sites such as the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, the Bordalo Pinheiro Museum and the Pimenta Palace. A separate Night Tour offers a panoramic ride through the city centre and Baixa, passing Avenida da Liberdade, Rossio and Praça do Comércio for a different view of Lisbon after dark.

This guided bike tour will help you to discover some of the city’s most interesting landmarks, viewpoints and hidden gems. After meeting your guide in central Lisbon, you’ll set off towards Belém with frequent stops at interesting landmarks and insightful commentary throughout. You’ll pass by Lisbon Square, Lisbon Bridge, the Tagus River, Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, Pink Street, Cais do Sodré district, Time Out Market, the Electricity Museum and much more. Along the way, your guide will point out impressive vista points so you can stop to take photos, and you'll also get insider knowledge on the best place to eat the iconic ‘pastel de nata’ custard tarts.

See Lisbon from the top of a hop-on hop-off bus as you travel between the historical centre and the Belém area. Along the way, you’ll pass through the city’s main districts and hear about its landmarks. The route links central Lisbon with Belém, giving you a simple way to explore at your own pace. Belém is a cultural icon of the city where several monuments to the maritime Discoveries stand. You’ll be able to visit sights such as the Jerónimos Monastery and the Torre de Belém as you move through the area. When you stop in Belém, you can also sample one of Portugal’s delicacies — the pastéis de Belém, the Portuguese tarts that are a local favourite.

This self-guided walking tour app lets you explore Lisbon at your own pace, moving from the old streets of Alfama to the lively atmosphere of Bairro Alto. Along the way you will pass iconic trams, sun-drenched miradouros and historic pastry shops, and encounter hidden viewpoints and secret corners that reveal centuries of Portuguese history. The app’s curated routes will help you save time, while offline GPS navigation and insider tips will help you avoid crowds as you move through the city. As exclusive bonuses, you will receive in‑depth audio guides for Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower that reveal architectural details and maritime history. The package also includes complete guides for magical Sintra, covering Quinta da Regaleira and a Sintra Village walking tour that covers all major monuments. You will have lifetime access to all content updates, so the routes, tips and guides remain available as they evolve.

With a time-slotted e‑ticket and a self‑guided audio tour, you’ll explore the Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site, at your own pace. The experience highlights the monastery’s architecture and history as you move through key spaces. Along the way you’ll hear stories about the Southern portal, stroll the Cloister, visit the Chapter Room and learn about the tomb of Vasco da Gama through narrated commentary. The audio tour uses storytelling to share historical facts and uncommon anecdotes drawn from in‑depth research, condensed into short original segments to keep your visit engaging and informative. The ticket is delivered by email and the audio content is accessible on your phone; the tour may be used repeatedly, anytime before or after your visit, so you can revisit the monastery’s history whenever you like.

Glide along Lisbon’s Tagus River and take in riverside views of the city as you pass its most recognisable sights. Along the way you will see top Lisbon attractions and historical landmarks such as the Belém Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery, giving you a clear perspective of these riverside icons from the water. You will travel in a small group — a maximum of 12 people per boat — for a more personalised experience. Sit back and relax while the crew guides the route, and enjoy drinks such as wine or beer, which are included.

This Tuk Tuk tour of Lisbon will take you through the city’s historic neighbourhoods with a local guide. As you move through Alfama, Graça and Mouraria, you’ll see landmark sites such as Lisbon Cathedral and the National Pantheon, and admire fine city views from Portas do Sol. Along the way you’ll pass the lively Chiado and Bairro Alto districts and encounter parts of the city many visitors miss. You can pick the level of detail you prefer: a shorter option focuses on Lisbon’s Old Town, a longer option makes more stops around the Old Town, and the most extensive option adds the Belém neighbourhood. The Belém extension includes the UNESCO-listed Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery, giving you both the hillside streets of central Lisbon and the historic riverfront to explore.

You will explore sunny Lisbon aboard cheerful red buses with a 24‑hour hop‑on, hop‑off ticket that covers three routes: Belém, Oriente and Uptown. You may hop off at any stop to visit museums and shops, explore historic quarters or have lunch, and then hop on again as many times as you like. The Belém line runs through the city centre to the monumental quarter of Belém, where monuments and museums linked to Portugal’s seafaring past cluster — including the UNESCO World Heritage sites Mosteiro dos Jerónimos and Torre de Belém. Belém is also the best place to try the famous pastéis de Belém. Along this route you’ll pass Marquês de Pombal, Restauradores, Príncipe Real, Miradouro São Pedro de Alcântara, Corpo Santo, Cais do Sodré, Museu de Arte Antiga, Pilar 7, Museu dos Coches, Palácio da Ajuda, CCB, Palácio do Governador, Padrão dos Descobrimentos, MAAT, Docas, Basílica da Estrela, Amoreiras, El Corte Inglés and Parque Eduardo VII. The Oriente line follows the Tagus to Parque das Nações, the modern Expo 98 district, where you’ll find the Oceanário, Casino Lisboa and C.C. Vasco da Gama, plus Torre Vasco da Gama and a long riverfront promenade; stops include Avenida Duque de Loulé, Saldanha, Campo Pequeno, Gare do Oriente, Museu do Azulejo, Terminal de Cruzeiros, Estação Santa Apolónia and Martim Moniz. The Uptown route shows a cosmopolitan side of Lisbon, with elegant avenues and cultural sites such as the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, the Bordalo Pinheiro Museum and the Pimenta Palace, and stops at Campo Pequeno, Entrecampos, Campo Grande, Colombo Shopping Center, the Zoo and El Corte Inglés.

A sunset sailing along the river offers a relaxed, informal way to see Lisbon from the water. You’ll board into a warm atmosphere and be welcomed with a drink. The vibe on board is friendly and unhurried, making it easy to enjoy the views as daylight fades. Whenever conditions allow, the boat will sail under canvas, giving a genuine sailing experience. Along the way the tour takes in some of Lisbon’s most iconic sights, including the 25th of April Bridge, Belém Tower and Commerce Square. As you move through the river, you’ll have clear sightlines to these landmarks and time to take photos or simply watch the city change with the sunset.

You will meet your host near the entrance of the Jerónimos Monastery and be given your entrance ticket to one of Lisbon’s most iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The host will share essential historical highlights and help you enter the monument smoothly. After a brief introduction, you may explore the monastery’s cloisters and church at your own pace. As you move through the cloisters and into the church, you will have time to take in the architecture and atmosphere without following a full guided tour. This option is suitable for travellers who want the convenience of a host and quicker access, while keeping the freedom to linger where you choose.

Visit the Jerónimos Monastery with a time‑slotted e‑ticket and an engaging self‑guided audio tour you can play on your smartphone. The audio guide may be used before, during or after your visit, so you can listen at your own pace and return to the stories whenever you like. As you move through the monastery, the narration will lead you to the Southern portal, the Cloister, the Chapter Room and the tomb of Vasco da Gama. Along the way you will hear historical information and uncommon anecdotes told through short, well‑researched stories. The commentary draws on in‑depth research but presents facts in concise, original episodes that will help you understand the building’s construction, its architectural details and its place in the more glorious pages of Portugal’s history. With headphones on, you will be guided by storytelling that aims to make the monuments and their details more relatable and informative.

With this combined ticket, you will get to discover the Portuguese capital by bus, tram, funicular and boat. You can also use the accompanying booklet for discounts at many sights and attractions during your visit. The ticket will cover all three special sightseeing bus routes, offering audio commentary along the way. You can choose between the tours while enjoying Lisbon's main sights, including UNESCO-listed attractions such as the Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower. Your ticket will also allow you to take boat trips on the Tagus river and explore Lisbon's diverse districts by tram.

On this walking tour of Belém you will explore a charming riverside neighbourhood rich in history. You’ll visit the cloisters of Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site famed for its Manueline architecture and its links to Portugal’s Age of Discoveries. As you move through the area, you’ll also see the Monument to the Discoveries and Belém Tower, both offering memorable photo opportunities and context for the stories you’ll hear. Along the way you’ll savour the original Pastel de Belém, a traditional custard tart recipe dating back to 1837, freshly baked at the iconic Pastéis de Belém bakery. The group will be kept small (maximum 25 people), so an expert local guide can share the lives of explorers, monarchs and artisans and answer your questions. This experience combines culture, history and gastronomy, and will suit travellers who want a deeper look into Lisbon’s heritage.

On a brand-new sailboat leaving the Bom Sucesso dock in Belém, you will enjoy Lisbon from the Tagus River, set to music and accompanied by wine. You’ll travel along both banks of the river from a privileged vantage point, taking in framed views of the city’s main monuments as you glide past the water. Along the way you’ll see Torre de Belém and the Monument to the Discoveries, then the Electricity Museum and MAAT close to the riverside. The Jerónimos Monastery and Terreiro do Palace will come into view before you pass under the 25 de Abril Bridge. From the other bank you’ll be able to spot Christ the King and look back across Lisbon’s hills to neighbourhoods such as Bairro Alto and Alfama, with Castelo de Sao Jorge sitting atop one of the slopes. This route offers a relaxed, scenic way to experience the city from the river.

This experience takes you through Belém, a Lisbon district closely linked to the epic Portuguese navigations of the 15th and 16th centuries. You will visit the Jerónimos Monastery and its church, a building known to be a masterpiece of Portuguese architecture. As you move through the area, you will explore the atmosphere and history that surround these landmark structures. Along the way you will pass by the Monument to the Discoveries, erected in 1960 and featuring representations of some of the most important characters from the Great Navigation era. The tour finishes at the Belém Tower (outside only), a historic defensive point that once stood to protect Lisbon from seaborne invaders. Throughout, you will see and connect these sites to the story of Portugal’s maritime past.