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Three days in Lisbon, planned around the Lisboa Card

Belém, old town, Sintra: on this route the admissions cost €129.00 as single tickets. With the 72-hour card you pay €107.00. The calculation day by day, with closing days.

In short: this route costs €129.00 in admissions as single tickets and €107.00 with the 72-hour card (€62.00 at the ticket provider Tiqets, through which you can book, plus extra payments, as of 10 Oct 2026). You save €22.00, rides not yet included. Do not put the Belém day on a Monday. Work out your own route in the Lisboa Card calculator.

Day 1: Belém

AttractionSingle priceWith card
Mosteiro dos Jerónimos€18.00€0.00
Torre de Belém€15.00€0.00
Padrão dos Descobrimentos€10.00€8.30
Museu Nacional dos Coches€15.00€0.00
Total day 1€58.00€8.30

Belém is the strongest day for the card: three big admissions free, all within walking distance. At the Padrão there is only a discount, €8.30 instead of €10.00. Jerónimos, Torre de Belém and Coches are closed on Mondays. For Jerónimos and Torre de Belém you book a date and time in advance even with the card, more on that in Booking a time slot despite the Lisboa Card.

Day 2: Old town

AttractionSingle priceWith card
Castelo de São Jorge€17.00€0.00
Sé de Lisboa€7.00€5.00
Museu do Chiado€10.00€0.00
Aqueduto das Águas Livres€4.00€2.00
Total day 2€38.00€7.00

The old town works on any day except Monday and Sunday: Museu do Chiado and Aqueduto are closed on Mondays, the Sé on Sundays. The Castelo is open every day. With the card the Sé gives €2.00 off, the Aqueduto 50%.

Day 3: Sintra

AttractionSingle priceWith card
Parque e Palácio Nacional da Pena€20.00€18.00
Palácio Nacional de Sintra€13.00€11.70
Total day 3€33.00€29.70

In Sintra the card only gives a discount. You get it at the ticket office, not when buying online. This day does not pay for the card on its own, but it benefits from the card being valid anyway. The train from Lisbon to Sintra (CP) is included in the card.

The overall calculation

Amount
Single tickets€129.00
72-hour card€62.00
Extra payments with card (discounts)€45.00
Total with card€107.00
Saving€22.00

If you leave out Sintra, the 48-hour card is enough: €96.00 as single tickets against €66.30 with the card. Watch the closing days: Museu do Chiado and Aqueduto are closed on Mondays, the Sé on Sundays.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does the Lisboa Card cost for three days?

The 72-hour card costs €62.00 for adults and €35.00 for children aged 4 to 15 at the ticket provider Tiqets (as of 10 Oct 2026).

Is the 72-hour card enough for three days in Lisbon?

Yes, if you activate it on the morning of the first day. The 72 hours start running from first use.

How much do you save with the Lisboa Card in three days?

€22.00 on this route: €129.00 in admissions as single tickets against €107.00 with the card (€62.00 plus €45.00 in extra payments at Padrão, Sé, Aqueduto and the Sintra palaces). You save on rides as well.

Sources

Prices can change. Admission and card prices change, sometimes at short notice. We check admission prices at the official source and card prices with the ticket provider you book through. We show the date for every price and check all prices again once a month. The price shown to you at checkout is always the one that applies. If you spot an outdated price, let us know at info@citycardcheck.com.

Data source: Card prices at the ticket provider Tiqets, through which you can book, checked on 10 Oct 2026 (unchanged since 24 Sep 2026). Single prices, card benefits and closing days of the 10 attractions checked on the official websites on 10 Oct 2026.

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