Lisbon
Lisboa Card (Lisbon Card) prices
The Lisboa Card, which many visitors call the Lisbon Card, costs from €31 for 24 hours, and the longer you keep it, the less each day costs. Whichever you pick, it's the same card: entry to 51 museums and monuments, and the metro, trams and trains for as long as it runs, the train to Sintra included.
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Work it out in three steps
Pick how many days you’ve got and the sights you want to see. The calculator adds up the tickets and rides, sets them against the card and tells you right away whether it pays off, and by how much, at today’s prices. No email, no sign-up.
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How long, and who’s going?
Lisboa Card prices for 24, 48 and 72 hours
Here’s the whole price list for the three lengths.
| Adult (16+) | Child (4-15) | |
|---|---|---|
| 24h | €31 | €21 |
| 48h | €51 | €28 |
| 72h | €62 | €35 |
The hours are counted from your first ride, not by calendar day: start a 24-hour card at 10:00 on a Tuesday and it runs until 10:00 on Wednesday.
The 24-hour Lisboa Card: one big day
The 24-hour card is the one for a single full day of sightseeing. Belém is where it goes furthest, because the tickets for Jerónimos and Belém Tower already add up to more than the card.
The Monument to the Discoveries is on the card as well, and so is the tram or train out there. Pick any day but Monday, when Jerónimos and the tower are shut.
The 48-hour Lisboa Card: Belém and the castle
With two days, you can give Belém one and the castle and Alfama, the old quarter below it, the other. The trams do the hills for you in between.
Or swap the second day for Sintra, since the train from Rossio is on the card too.
The 72-hour Lisboa Card: the best value per day
Of the three, the 72-hour card costs least per day. That third day is the one to spend out of town, in Sintra or Cascais, with the trains from Rossio and Cais do Sodré included both ways.
Lisboa Card prices for children and teenagers
Children from 4 to 15 pay the child price, and from 16 everyone pays the adult one: there’s no student or senior rate. Under-4s aren’t on the price list, and they ride the metro free anyway.
With a 13 to 15-year-old, budget for a few tickets on top. At 12 of the included places they pay their own, São Jorge Castle and the four Museum of Lisbon sites among them.
Lisboa Card price with Pena Palace or the Oceanarium
Tiqets also sells the card with one ticket added, for Pena Palace or the Oceanarium. Bought apart, the card and the ticket come to less at every card length, and the Pena combo adds two audio guides, for Sintra and for Lisbon.
One difference beyond price: you can cancel the card alone up to the date you picked, and the combos not at all.
Card and combos
Lisboa Card options
Pick the one that fits your trip. Prices are per adult, and you choose your dates on the next page.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is the Lisboa Card for children?
For ages 4 to 15 it's €21 for 24 hours, €28 for 48 and €35 for 72. The price list starts at age 4.
Is the 72-hour Lisboa Card cheaper per day?
Yes. It costs €62, against €31 for one day and €51 for two, so each extra day costs less than the first.
Do Lisboa Card prices change during the year?
The current prices run from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027. The ones on this page are what Tiqets charges, and that's where you buy the card.
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