Combo: Lisbon Card + Oceanário de Lisboa Tickets

Your experience

Save on Lisbon’s top sights with one combo: unlimited city transport, entry to 50+ attractions, and access to the renowned Oceanário de Lisboa.

Lisbon Card

Getting started

Exchange your digital voucher for the magnetic card at any o the following redemption points: Lisbon Airport's Ask Me Lisboa office, the Terreiro do Paço Tourism Office, Cod History Interpretive Center, Centro Tejo - South and Southeast River Station, or at the Cais do Sodré Tourism Office.

What to expect

With your card ready, you can explore 50+ attractions and with convenient access via the city's public transportation network. This includes buses, metros, and trams.

Features

• 51 attractions: Enjoy one-time entry to 51 museums, palaces, and landmarks, including Jerónimos Monastery, the National Costume Museum, and the National Museum of the Azulejo, dedicated to Portugal’s iconic tilework.

• Unlimited public transport: Ride the metro, buses, trams, and even the city’s historic lifts, plus take CP trains to Sintra, Cascais, and Azambuja—no extra tickets needed.

Upgrades

• 48 or 72-hour card: For a more relaxed tour of Lisbon's attractions, you can choose to buy a 48 or even a 72-hour card, giving you more time to discover the city's gems.

Oceanário de Lisboa

Getting started

Redeem your tickets at the main entrance of the Oceanário and enjoy seamless entry after a quick security check.

What to expect

Dive into Europe’s largest aquarium, home to over 15,000 marine creatures across immersive habitats, with access to all permanent and temporary exhibitions.

• Central Ocean Tank: Experience the vast central tank, where surface, mid-level, and bottom-dwelling species co-exist, offering a window into ocean life.

• Global habitats: Explore recreated environments like the Tropical Indian coral reefs and the North Atlantic rocky coast, each teeming with unique species.

• Conservation focus: Learn about marine biodiversity and environmental responsibility through engaging exhibits and artistic displays, including Takashi Amano’s Forests Underwater.