Lisbon Attraction Tickets — Oceanário, Cathedral, Cable Car & More
Beyond the tours, Lisbon's standalone attractions sell timed tickets — the Oceanário aquarium, the ancient Sé cathedral, the riverside cable car, the Royal Treasure Museum, and the Hippotrip amphibious bus.
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Attraction Tickets: what to know before booking
Beyond the tours, Lisbon's standalone attractions sell timed tickets — the Oceanário aquarium, the ancient Sé cathedral, the riverside cable car, the Royal Treasure Museum, and the Hippotrip amphibious bus.
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- 4 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $11 EUR before checkout fees.
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- Compared options average 4.6 stars across 3,823 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Oceanário and cable car at Parque das Nações; the Sé and Royal Treasure Museum in the old town; Hippotrip departs centrally
- Best time
- Morning for the Oceanário and cable car before the family crowds; any time for the quieter cathedral
- Ticket note
- Mostly timed or date-specific; the cable car and Oceanário offer skip-the-line entry
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Everything you should know before you book
Lisbon's individual attractions are scattered across the city and each sells its own entry ticket. In the modern Parque das Nações district, the Oceanário is one of Europe's largest aquariums and the cable car glides above the riverfront; in the old town, the fortress-like Sé cathedral has stood since the 12th century. The Royal Treasure Museum displays the Portuguese crown jewels, and the Hippotrip amphibious bus splashes from the streets straight into the Tagus.
Pre-book the busy ones to skip the queue. The Oceanário and the cable car draw families and can build lines on weekends and holidays, so a dated, skip-the-line ticket saves time. These attractions pair well with a hop-on hop-off pass or a tuk tuk tour that links them across the spread-out city.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Lisbon Oceanário worth visiting?
Yes — it's one of Europe's largest and best-designed aquariums, built around a giant central tank, and a top pick for families. Pre-book a timed ticket to skip the weekend queues.
Where is the Lisbon cable car?
In the Parque das Nações district by the river, reached via Metro Oriente. It runs along the waterfront near the Oceanário, so the two pair naturally on one trip out east.
What is the Hippotrip?
An amphibious bus tour that drives through the city streets and then drives straight into the Tagus to continue on the water — a novelty sightseeing trip that's especially popular with kids.