Lisbon Hop-On Hop-Off Bus with Oceanarium Tickets

This tourist bus with audio guide included is one of the easiest and most complete ways to get to know Lisbon, using a ticket valid for 48 hours from its activation with its first use. In addition, a ticket for the Oceanarium is included to make your visit to the Portuguese capital even more complete.

When you purchase your ticket, you get unlimited access to two open-top bus routes . You will have more than 50 stops at your disposal, which you can explore at your own pace, without the need to follow a specific guided plan.

You decide which places to visit, when and how long to spend at each stop. Departures are approximately every 30 and 60 minutes continuously depending on the route, between 9.30am and 7pm.

You will have a map of the capital at your disposal, to make your personal exploration plan more accessible and fluid, so that you can enjoy your experience to the full.

The buses of the route through the Belém neighbourhood, where you will see the classic and old Lisbon, you will discover historical places such as:

• Jerónimos Monastery: you'll be amazed by its entrance, known as the Portada do Noído; the Santa Maria de Belém church and the emblematic cloister, where the remains of Portuguese royalty and celebrities lie.
• Elevador de Santa Justa: located between the Baixa and Chiado neighbourhoods, it is a favourite tourist activity.
• Edward VII Park: named after the King of England, Edward VII, as a gesture to forge the diplomatic alliance between the two countries in 1902.

The trip also includes must-see sites such as the beautiful National Tile Museum, which tells the story of Lisbon and Portugal's past and present in a very unique way, with masterpieces of art in this style of ceramics.

As you stroll through Modern Lisbon, one of the main attractions is in the Parque das Nações neighbourhood, home to Lisbon's impressive Oceanarium, which you'll have access to with tickets included when you join this tour.

Inside, you'll see an amazing aquarium with countless types of fish and marine species, divided into a main tank and four individual tanks, each representing the North Atlantic, Antarctic, Pacific and Indian Oceans.