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115 Reviews From Lisbon to Almada You can go (all costs in euro): 1) by bus - http://www.carris.pt/en/bus/753/ascendente/ cost = 2,85 + 2,85(round), (if you buy the ticket on board) or 1,95 + 1,95 if you have...
79 Reviews Lisbon's metro network consists of four colour-coded lines (blue, yellow, green and red). The first parts of the metro were inaugurated in 1959 and since then the network has always been extended....
63 Reviews The Carris website contains all the information you need to get around Lisbon and you can also pick up a map of the lines from a tourist office. Carris includes the Elevador de Santa Justa, the...
66 Reviews There are three different Aerobus routes from the airport. Line one goes to the city centre. We used line three to get to our hotel in the financial district. The ticket costs 3 Euros 50 cents and is...
54 Reviews The Rossio train station is Lisbon's central station for trains primarily running to the city's suburbs upwards to the hill towns of Serra de Sintra and ending up in Sintra itself, that fabled...
17 Reviews Lisbon has 5 ferry boat terminals (estacoes fluviais) which are served by ferries of the Transtejo company. These ferries cross the river to the southern side. The river Tejo is about 2 km wide near...
24 Reviews Prices for taxis: Beggining of the run: Week days, 6h-21h: 2 € / 260m After €0,10/ 300m 21h-6h and saturday/sunday/holyday Beggining of the run: €2,35/ 208 m After €0,10/240m Luggage (>...
9 Reviews Let's try to clarify transport cards in and around Lisbon: LisboaCard - is a touristy card that allows free travel in Metro, buses, trams, elevators and train in Cascais or Sintra lines. You may buy...
30 Reviews there are four elevators operating in Lisbon: Santa Justa is the best known, a vertical elevator built upon Eiffell's plans, and linking the street with its name to Chiado. Is a touristy "must see"...
29 Reviews Some notes more about this bridge. The upper deck is used as a six lane road. It connects Lisbon's north-south highway with the beginning of Lisbon-Algarve motorway A2. On a national level, it's one...
7 Reviews Lisbon is a sunny and pleasant city that invites you to... walk. If you don't plan your journey, at the end of the day you may feel very tired. Since Lisbon is a steep city, the best idea is to use...
11 Reviews I'm a daily bike user in Brussels and I wanted to take my brompton bike with me, but I heard that the city was bike-unfriendly.. and took the decision to leave my bike home. Therefore, I expected...
7 Reviews Some districts of Lisbon are best explored on foot, as they consist of small cobbled alleyways and narrow streets. Among these districts are Alfama, Bairro Alto and Baixa Chaido. Make sure you wear...
IreneMcKay Says: We bought day tickets from a machine in the metro station. It cost 4Euros 60cents plus 50 cents for the card and could be reloaded in the machine each day. we...
Pedro_Laia Says: Hi. I've found something that could be interesting for you. Check this:http://www.scooter-mania.pt/choose english version :)the prices come from 25 euros per...
AlPhilip Says: Transportation around Lisbon is not as reliable as in other cities of Europe. There are huge traffic jams on rush hours and buses aren't reliable at all. They...
Fonseca2002 Says: To reach Lisbon, Either the train or plane suits you well because both leed to the city area and is not expensive to get to the town centre by taxi... If you...
bonio Says: Tram 28 the cheaper alternative to the "tourist tram". It follows a scenic route through the city, and is one of the lovely older type of tram. Limited space on...
solopes Says: Someone was asking in VT forum about cruises from Lisbon. For a detailed search, here I list all the companies using Lisbon's harbour in their cruises:AIDA...
pure1942 Says: Lisbon’s international airport is located about 6km north of the city centre and is well linked to major European cities and further afield.From Ireland Aer...
pure1942 Says: There are two major bus terminals in Lisbon, Sete Rios and Gare do Oriente with Sete Rios the main station for popular destinations within Portugal. Gare do...
pure1942 Says: There are several train stations in Lisbon with some very central but others further to the north. Santa Apolonia is the main station in the centre and serves...
pure1942 Says: Lisbon has invested significantly in the development of its metro system and is a useful transport system for visitors wanting to visit places further north in...
pure1942 Says: Lisbons Trams are a tourist attraction in themselves. Most of the trams that trundle around Lisbon’s city centre are ancient yellow contraptions that rattle up...
pieter_jan_v Says: Lisbon has two big bridges over the Tagus river: Ponte 25 de Abril and Ponte Vasco da Gama.The Ponte 25 de Abril bridge opened in 1966 as the Salazar Bridge....
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4 Reviews and 205 Opinions Great weekend. Best hotel in Lisbon for gardens and outside pool 5* and so not cheap. Excellent...
5 Reviews and 939 Opinions Ideally located right next to a metro station and a few minutes' pleasant walk from the heart of...
Four Seasons Hotel The Ritz Lisbon
4 Reviews and 184 Opinions The Ritz lives up to its name as one of Lisbon’s finest hotels offering fabulous views of the city....
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Do not pay over for daily tours to see Sintra. Go to the Jardim do Zoologico metro station, the upper level of the station is a train station. from there you...
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Q: We are travelling to Lisbon on february 18 for a couple of days. During that period of time people will celebrate carnival. Is...
A: carnival is a festive grand celebration wherever, Lisboa is no exception. If you happenned to be there, its grand. yes busy even crowded but fun all around, recommended,...
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Light and Lisbon, the perfect marriage. More than 300 days each year, no matter where you stand and where you look, Lisbon glows in white and bright colours, halfway from Paris and mediterranean...
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Lisbon or Lisboa is the largest city of Portugal. It is also the capital and has the distinction of being the westernmost capital in Europe. In 1755, the city suffered extensively under an earthquake...
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Lisboa World Pyrotechnics 2006 Following the success of the 1st World Pyrotechnics Festival 2005, Lisboa once again hosts this festival during September at Olivais Docks, in front of the Portugal...
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The word "Lisbon" always held a sense of magic and mystery in my own personal travel lexicon. Portugal's capital city brought images of unkempt streets and slightly run down buildings to mind as I...
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Lisboa, probably the most beautiful city there is
I lived in Portugal for most of my life and the more I travel, the more I realize that it is a great country to visit. Having lived in the outskirts (Oeiras), I didn't give Lisbon the attention it...
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