Top Lisbon Attractions & Museums

Visit the biggest stadium in Portugal, Benfica, on this 2-hour tour. Step inside the 65,000-seat stadium where the 2014 Champions League final was held and visit its locker rooms, press boxes, and even walk on the lawn. After the tour, head to the museum to learn more about the Benfica team and stadium with over 20,000 documents, images, and relics.

Ponte 25 de Abril, Lisbon's soaring suspension bridge, is said to be one of the prettiest in the world. Most visitors to Lisbon only see it from afar, but you can have a unique experience of the bridge on this tour that takes in the interior as well as the exterior areas, and ends with an elevator ride up to a panoramic viewing point.

Pre-book tickets to the National Palace of Sintra (Palácio Nacional de Sintra) and Queluz Palace gardens to enjoy skip-the-line access that saves time upon arrival. Since your National Palace and Queluz palace gardens tickets are valid for any point during the opening hours, you won’t have to worry about choosing a set tour departure time, and the e-ticket format means you’ll avoid the hassle of printing paper tickets.

No matter how many times you come to the Oceanarium, its 500 species and 8,000 animals and plants will surprise you and ensure every visit will be different.

Calling all football fans, make the most of your time inside Estádio do Sport Lisboa e Benfica on a private tour including hotel pickup and drop-off in Lisbon. At a morning or afternoon departure time, travel to the stadium with ease in an air-conditioned vehicle and embark on a tour of the locker rooms, executive seats, and the pitch. See, too, more than 20,000 exhibits dedicated to S.L. Benfica, a top Portuguese soccer team, in the stadium’s museum.

Widely considered among Lisbon’s top city attractions, the Museu Coleção Berardo is an contemporary art gallery housing valuable works dating from the twentieth century to the present day. With this admission ticket, gain entry to both the permanent and temporary exhibitions, and explore at your leisure. Admire works from painters including Bacon, Picasso, and Warhol, and see where they fit in the modern art movement as a whole.

Calouste Gulbenkian Museum is thought by many to be one of the best museums in the whole of Portugal. You’ll save time waiting in long visitor lines by having a pre-booked admission ticket. Enjoy the flexibility of choosing between a guided, or a self-guided tour. This museum showcases over 10,000 ancient and modern art pieces, including rare Egyptian and Greco-Roman art.

In this guided tour you'll be able to experience Jose Alvalade Stadium's environment, by visiting the most important places on a match day: - Hall VIP - Changing room - Field - Press Conference room - Presidential Tribune The tour also includes Sporting Museum. The Sporting Museum depicts the identity and memory of Sporting throughout its permanent exhibition of trophies and valuable testimonies of the Club’s History since its foundation, in 1906, until today. In here, it’s possible to get in touch with big moments of our Club’s History.

It can often be difficult to grasp important historical details when visiting a new city. Lisboa Story Centre is dedicated to the history of the Portuguese capital and offers and immersive and interactive experience that, unlike some educational sites, will keep you entertained as you journey through time.

Spend less time waiting in line and more time exploring the Convent of the Capuchos, a Franciscan convent that intertwines nature and history, by opting for a skip-the-line admission ticket. The ideal choice for history buffs and visitors with limited time, this time-saving ticket grants you direct access to the Lisbon attraction without wasting any time waiting at the ticket booth.

Save money during a long weekend in Lisbon with the Nomad City Card and enjoy discounts of up to 50% for over 90 activities, as well as in coffee shops, restaurants, and more. Ideal for families and travelers on a budget, the card is valid for three days of unlimited use and can even be used multiple times at the same location.

Cheerful, calm, and vibrant, Lisbon is a capital like no other. The city has a lot going on with events, exhibitions, flea markets. But it also offers a peaceful and relaxing environment where visitors can stroll off the beaten path and revel in nature or wind up in a historic neighborhood where time seems to stand still.

Explore different ocean environments, with a mammoth five million-liter main tank, and four additional habitats which recreate the seas of the Atlantic, Tropical Indian reefs, Pacific Ocean, and the Antarctic. Visit the world's best aquarium of 2017 and 2018, according to TripAdvisor, and meet over 8,000 sea creatures from over 500 species (including a rare sunfish!). Learn all about the Oceanário's conservation programs.

Only 30 minutes from Lisbon Come with us to visit the two largest wineries and producers in the Lisbon region, you will have two guided tours to the wineries where you will learn about the history of both farms and their families and generations. On this day you will taste 5 different wines, you also have the opportunity to buy wine and cheese directly from the producer with a huge variety. In the world of wines no other producing country has as much product diversity as Portugal. With over 200 unique grapes, which made their natural habitat in Portuguese lands, the diversity presented by Portuguese wine is quite wide and highly qualitative. This tour may be subject to change without notice if the Cellars make it impossible. You can always contact us. Thanks.

Step back in time with an interactive experience at Labirinto Lisboa. Watch historical characters come to life in 17 different scenes to act out some of the city’s darkest stories and legends. This interactive tour can be performed in either English or Portuguese and is guaranteed to give you the chills.

One of the world's greatest aquariums overflows with ocean life Show your smartphone ticket at the entrance of the exhibitions Keep your ticket until the end of your visit

Discover Sintra, the mysterious romantic Unesco World Heritage town with its fabulous architecture. Then visit Roca Cape, the westernmost point of continental Europe. Finish the tour by going to Cascais and Estoril, before returning to Lisbon.