All in one in Lisbon: bus, tram and boat

This option was created thinking of the diversity of experiences, taking you to the main areas of interest of the city. You can start at the historical area of Belém, where you can find the most beautiful monuments of the city and bear witness to the glory of the Portuguese Discoveries; passing through the narrow streets of Alfama, Mouraria and Castelo, the most famous hills of the city, where you can enjoy unique views; sail to tagus river and visit the modern part of the capital, the Parque das Nações, a landscape of modern architecture created along the river side

Tagus Bus Tour: Travel along the city's main avenues with the fresh breeze of the Tagus on your face, from the historic centre to the monuments of Belém. This iconic area is an obligatory stop on any tour with its monuments to the Portuguese voyages of discovery – the Jerónimos Monastery, Tower of Belém and Monument to the Discoveries - and various museums, the Carriage Museum in particular.

Olisipo Bus Tour: The trip follows the Tagus from the heart of the city to Parque das Nações. On this site, which famously was the venue for the 1998 World Expo, you'll come across distinctive modern architecture alongside leisure areas and restaurants. While you're there, don't miss the Oceanarium, the second largest of its kind in the world. And because Lisbon wouldn't be Lisbon without its traditional fado music, take a trip to the house museum dedicated to its greatest singer, Amália Rodrigues.

Belém Bus Tour Belém is a cultural icon in Lisbon and a must-see place thanks to its unique set of cultural and historical elements such as: Jerónimos Monastery, Cultural Centre of Belém (CCB), Belém Tower, Padrão dos Descobrimentos, National Coach Museum. Let Belém Tour take you to visit them all! This open-top mini-bus circuit is a great complement to the Tagus Tour.

Hills Tramcar Tour Wind your way through the hills of Lisbon and discover its most historic quarters, where people chat from their window ledges and clothes hang out to dry in the sun. The contrasts in this richly diverse city will amaze you. From the simplicity of the traditional quarters of Alfama, Castelo and Bairro Alto, to the sophistication of Lapa. Take the chance to visit the imposing St. George's Castle and the Lisbon Cathedral.

Castle Tramcar Tour Visit Lisbon’s traditional quarters on the hill of St. George’s Castle, onboard a historic vintage tram, and get to know some of the city’s most beautiful viewpoints. The breathtaking views allow enjoying the city’s unique sunlight and its one-of-a-kind architecture. Yellow Boat Tour Far from the noise and rush of the city, it seems like you are standing in a floating stage with a privileged view to the “7 Hills City”. While slowly sliding through the Tagus river surface on the Yellow Boat, you can observe the most important monuments and edifications such as the Saint Jorge Castle, the Sé Cathedral and the April 25th Bridge. After the stop made in Cacilhas you will have the opportunity to climb to the Cristo Rei Sanctuary.