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With hop‑on hop‑off passes, glide between neighborhoods — Alfama’s alleys, Baixa’s squares, Belém’s monuments, and the modern east — at a relaxed rhythm.
Hop off where curiosity strikes, wander, then hop back on when you’re ready to roll again..
Buses run daily; first and last departures vary by season. Frequencies typically range from 15 to 30 minutes depending on time of day.
Service may adjust on major holidays, city events, or marathons; check live schedules for updates.
Multiple stops across Lisbon, Portugal
Begin at central stops like Marquês de Pombal, Praça do Comércio, Restauradores, or Belém. You’ll find multiple boarding points along each route with clear signage and friendly staff.
From Santa Apolónia or Oriente, take the metro to Baixa/Chiado, Terreiro do Paço, or Marquês de Pombal — then board nearby hop‑on hop‑off buses.
Park near the riverfront or shopping areas (Campo das Cebolas, Belém, or Parque das Nações) and join at the closest stop. Buses do not enter restricted historic alleys.
City buses and metro link to major start points; Marquês de Pombal and Restauradores are convenient hubs for most visitors.
Lisbon is walkable, but hills are steep. Use hop‑on hop‑off buses to bridge distances between neighborhoods and viewpoints without the leg burn.
Panoramic views, easy transport between landmarks, and commentary that brings the city’s layered history alive — all at your pace.
Hop off to marvel at the Jerónimos Monastery, the Tower of Belém, and the Monument to the Discoveries — and taste the original pastéis de Belém just steps away.
Glide past Praça do Comércio, the Sé Cathedral, and climb to miradouros for sweeping cityscapes that sparkle at golden hour.
Discover ocean‑themed attractions, bold bridges, and public art along the eastern waterfront — a striking contrast to the old town.

Choose 24/48/72‑hour access and ride unlimited stops.
Combine bus routes with a river cruise or tram tour for a layered city experience.