Belem, Oriente & Zoo

We’ve included a visit to the Lisbon Zoo in our tour between where our maritime explorers set sail to discover uncharted seas and the most modern part of the city, host to world trade fair Expo ‘98. Everything in a single ticket. Don’t miss out on this tour, which combines tradition and the modern with zoology.

Duration

Belem Line [Red Line]: 01h50m
Oriente Line [Blue Line]: 02h00m

Departure point

Marque de Pombal Square

Audio

Frequency

Belem Line [Red Line]
Approx. every 30 minutes.

Oriente Line [Blue Line]
From November 1st to March 31st
Approx. every 60 minutes.
From April 1st to October 31st
Approx. every 30 minutes.

Lisbon Zoo
Open between 10h00 a.m. and 06h00 p.m.

Prices

Adult: €36

Criança:
From 3 to 11 years: €26

Ticket Validity

Ticket valid for 48h

They say that you only truly know a city after visiting its zoo... Well, that’s not really true, but your visit to Lisbon would certainly not be complete without a visit to the zoo, and you’ll be glad you went. Inaugurated in 1905, just a few years ago facilities were extensively refurbished and its mission renewed. It now combines conservation with education, with a veterinary hospital which is considered the best in Europe by the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria. It's home to approximately 2,000 animals, in all around 300 different species. You can see them on foot, by train or even by cable car.

On game days, we will not be stopping or passing through Estádio da Luz and Colombo Shopping Centre.

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Linha do Oriente

Jardim Zoológico de Lisboa

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