Campo Pequeno Bullring Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Campo Pequeno Bullring. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

City Sightseeing Lisbon Hop-On Hop-Off Bus TourLisbon City Tour Full Day 9am to 6pm (Private Tour)Lisbon Private Tour from Porto

Hop-on, hop-off sightseeing tours that stop at the Campo Pequeno Bullring cost US$36 and are a great way to curate your sightseeing itinerary. Private, full-day Lisbon city tours that cover the landmark begin at US$155. The former bullring also hosts live concerts, for which ticket prices vary.

Yes, bullfighting still takes place at the Camp Pequeno Bullring. The season runs from Easter until late summer, and the fights typically take place on Thursdays. Portuguese bullfighting is much less violent than Spanish bullfighting, as the bulls do not die at the show's end.

There are 19 different restaurants inside the Campo Pequeno Bullring. These range from traditional Portuguese places to international fast food brands and Asian food. You can also get ramen, fried chicken, kebabs, pizza, traditional pastries, and coffee from the café.

The Campo Pequeno Bullring is home to over 20 stores selling everything from books and stationery to clothes and flowers. There is also a nail salon, hairdressers, mobile phone shop, and flower shops. You can also watch newly released movies at the cinema and explore the history of bullfighting at the on-site museum.

Campo Pequeno Bullring is just a 30-minute metro ride or 15-minute drive from central Lisbon, where you’ll find top attractions such as the historic district of Alfama, the National Tile Museum, and the 11th-century Castelo de Sao Jorge (St. George's Castle), which you can see from nearly all of Lisbon’s famous miradouros (lookout points).