Lisboa Card – Lisbon | Carlos Abraham Olvera Gomez
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Lisboa Card
Lisbon، البرتغال
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معلم سياحي
نوع النشاط
معلم سياحي
ساعات العمل
07:15 – 21:30
تسليم القسيمة
≈ 5 دقيقة بعد الحجز
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Access unlimited free travel on the city's metro, buses, funiculars, and historic trams.
Visit top attractions including the Jerónimos Monastery, Castelo de São Jorge, and the Santa Justa Lift.
Utilise exclusive discounts throughout the capital.
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Discover the best of the Portuguese capital with the convenient Lisboa Card. You will enjoy unlimited free travel on the metro, buses, trams, and the famous Santa Justa Lift to navigate the city with ease. This pass grants you free admission to 51 museums and monuments, including iconic landmarks such as the Jerónimos Monastery, Castelo de São Jorge, and the National Pantheon. Start exploring Lisbon’s historic distri…
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Admission
Public Transport
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معلومات مفيدة
Child policy:
Children aged 4–15 years old require a child ticket.
Good to know:
The card is valid for a period of 24, 48, or 72 consecutive hours from the moment of first activation.
The Lisboa Card is personal and non-transferable.
The voucher must be exchanged for the physical card at an Ask Me Lisboa desk.
Card collection is available up to 30 minutes before the Ask Me Lisboa desk closing time.
Many museums and monuments are closed on Mondays.
National museums and monuments are closed on national holidays, 25 December, and 1 January.
Some partner venues may be temporarily closed for restoration works or subject to restrictions and limitations.
Check the list of included attractions and daily operating hours in the following link: https://www.visitlisboa.com/en
Ask Me Lisboa Office Locations:
Turismo Do Aeroporto (Arrivals Hall, Lisbon Airport)
Terreiro do Paço (Praça do Comércio, 1100-148)
Centro Tejo (Terreiro do Paço, 1100-016)
Codfish History Interpretation Center (Torreão Nascente, 1100-148)
Cais do Sodré (Praça do Duque de Terceira, 1200-161)
