Feb 15, 2016, 1:16 pm
Last edit by: Palal
Update Aug 26, 2016
Two new day passes have been introduced:
1. Metro/Carris/Transtejo:
metro/buses/trams/elevator/funiculars/boat to the other side of the river [Cacilhas]. Cost: 9€ for 24 hrs
2. Metro/Carris/CP (trains to Cascais, Sintra, Sado). Cost: 10€ for 24 hours of unlimited rides.
The previously-available day pass continues to be sold as well: metro/carris for 6€.
All of these are good for 24 hours from the first time you validate the ticket.
The card itself onto which you can charge the ticket costs 0.50€.
Carris includes buses/trams/elevator/funiculars.
Taxi - Airport: from Arrivals rank or flagged from Departures level
City: on street or from rank
Cost: €10-12 daylight hours, more on weekends and between 8pm and 6am. Extra charge for large bags.
Uber: Generally cheaper than taxi, but some drivers decline to pick up at airport because of hostile environment by taxi drivers. No extra charges for bags.
Metro: Not direct but efficient, clean
Cost: €1.40+0.50€ (rechargeable card) = 1.90€ (included in Lisboa Card)
€6.00 Metro/Carris 24-hour pass. (+0.50€ for the rechargeable card).
Includes metro/bus/tram/elevator/funiculars
€9.00 metro/Carris/Transtejo 24-hour pass.
Same as above + boat to Cacilhas
From 06:30 to 01:00 / 1 am
Web: www.metrolisboa.pt
Some stops to note:
AeroBus: Carris bus company, connects airport - centre (Centro do Comercio, Cais do Sodré) and many hotels
Cost: €3.50 24 hour pass (can buy €3.00 return ticket online)
07:00h to 23:00h (departures from Airport)
07:45h to 22:30h (departures from Cais do Sodré)
Every 20 minutes (every 30 mins after 21:00h / 9 pm)
"Carris" City Bus: Carris city bus system (included in Lisbon Card). The ticket is purchased on board. €1.35,
€6.00 Metro/Carris 24-hour pass. (+0.50€ for the rechargeable card).
Includes metro/bus/tram/elevator/funiculars
€9.00 metro/Carris/Transtejo 24-hour pass.
Same as above + boat to Cacilhas
€10.00 metro/Carris/CP 24 hour pass
Same as the 6€ version, but adding trains to Cascais, Sintra and between Barreiro and Sado
Web: http://carris.transporteslisboa.pt/en/home/
744 and 783 connects Lisbon city centre and the airport.
Here are some useful bus routes:
Scotturb shuttle: Serves resorts of Estoril or Cascais
Link to LIS airport transportation page
Link to Airports of Portugal web site (including LIS)
Edited 15 Feb 2015 - JDiver
Two new day passes have been introduced:
1. Metro/Carris/Transtejo:
metro/buses/trams/elevator/funiculars/boat to the other side of the river [Cacilhas]. Cost: 9€ for 24 hrs
2. Metro/Carris/CP (trains to Cascais, Sintra, Sado). Cost: 10€ for 24 hours of unlimited rides.
The previously-available day pass continues to be sold as well: metro/carris for 6€.
All of these are good for 24 hours from the first time you validate the ticket.
The card itself onto which you can charge the ticket costs 0.50€.
Carris includes buses/trams/elevator/funiculars.
Transport between LIS / Lisbon Airport and Downtown / City Centre
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Taxi - Airport: from Arrivals rank or flagged from Departures level
City: on street or from rank
Cost: €10-12 daylight hours, more on weekends and between 8pm and 6am. Extra charge for large bags.
Uber: Generally cheaper than taxi, but some drivers decline to pick up at airport because of hostile environment by taxi drivers. No extra charges for bags.
Metro: Not direct but efficient, clean
Cost: €1.40+0.50€ (rechargeable card) = 1.90€ (included in Lisboa Card)
€6.00 Metro/Carris 24-hour pass. (+0.50€ for the rechargeable card).
Includes metro/bus/tram/elevator/funiculars
€9.00 metro/Carris/Transtejo 24-hour pass.
Same as above + boat to Cacilhas
From 06:30 to 01:00 / 1 am
Web: www.metrolisboa.pt
Some stops to note:
Cais do Sodré: For trains to Cascais and Estoril, trams for Belem, and ferries to the Monument to Christ.
Rossio: For trains to Sintra.
Sao Sebastiao: For the Gulbenkian Museum.
Jardim Zoologico: For the Sete Rios bus terminal for express buses to all over Portugal.
Colegio Militar-Luz: For the Colombo shopping mall and the Benfica stadium.
Oriente: For national and international trains, city buses, and all the Parque das Naçőes attractions.
Rossio: For trains to Sintra.
Sao Sebastiao: For the Gulbenkian Museum.
Jardim Zoologico: For the Sete Rios bus terminal for express buses to all over Portugal.
Colegio Militar-Luz: For the Colombo shopping mall and the Benfica stadium.
Oriente: For national and international trains, city buses, and all the Parque das Naçőes attractions.
AeroBus: Carris bus company, connects airport - centre (Centro do Comercio, Cais do Sodré) and many hotels
Cost: €3.50 24 hour pass (can buy €3.00 return ticket online)
07:00h to 23:00h (departures from Airport)
07:45h to 22:30h (departures from Cais do Sodré)
Every 20 minutes (every 30 mins after 21:00h / 9 pm)
"Carris" City Bus: Carris city bus system (included in Lisbon Card). The ticket is purchased on board. €1.35,
€6.00 Metro/Carris 24-hour pass. (+0.50€ for the rechargeable card).
Includes metro/bus/tram/elevator/funiculars
€9.00 metro/Carris/Transtejo 24-hour pass.
Same as above + boat to Cacilhas
€10.00 metro/Carris/CP 24 hour pass
Same as the 6€ version, but adding trains to Cascais, Sintra and between Barreiro and Sado
Web: http://carris.transporteslisboa.pt/en/home/
744 and 783 connects Lisbon city centre and the airport.
Here are some useful bus routes:
727 - Passes by Marquęs de Pombal Square and goes all the way to Belem, via the neighborhood of Santos.
728 - Useful for getting between Belem and Oriente along the river, via Cais do Sodré. Faster than the 15E tram.
737 - Mini bus going from Figueira Square to Saint George's Castle via Alfama, if you don't want to climb up to the castle. But walk back down to the center, stopping at the viewpoints along the way.
744 - From the airport via Saldanha to Marquęs de Pombal by Avenida da Liberdade.
783 - From north of the airport, via Avenida da Republica to Marques de Pombal and then on to Amoreiras Shopping Center
91 - Aerobus - Airport<>Cais do Sodré railroad station
728 - Useful for getting between Belem and Oriente along the river, via Cais do Sodré. Faster than the 15E tram.
737 - Mini bus going from Figueira Square to Saint George's Castle via Alfama, if you don't want to climb up to the castle. But walk back down to the center, stopping at the viewpoints along the way.
744 - From the airport via Saldanha to Marquęs de Pombal by Avenida da Liberdade.
783 - From north of the airport, via Avenida da Republica to Marques de Pombal and then on to Amoreiras Shopping Center
91 - Aerobus - Airport<>Cais do Sodré railroad station
Scotturb shuttle: Serves resorts of Estoril or Cascais
Link to LIS airport transportation page
Link to Airports of Portugal web site (including LIS)
Edited 15 Feb 2015 - JDiver
Transport between Lisbon Airport and Lisbon city centre
Aug 26, 2016, 5:23 pm
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There's now another fare option - 9€ 24-hour pass which includes the boat (transtejo) to Cacilhas/Almada [where the Christ statue and a bunch of great seafood places are located]
I updated the wiki.
I updated the wiki.
