Lisbon Cruise Port Tours and Tickets

Lisbon has two main cruise terminals: Santa Apolónia is less than a mile (1 kilometer) east of the city's main attractions, and Alcântara is less than 2 miles (3 kilometers) west of the center. The easiest way to reach the city center is to use rideshare services, which are widely available in Lisbon.

Yes, there are plenty of shore excursions available from Lisbon Cruise Port, which offer a convenient and cost-effective way to cover more sights in less time. Private or group tours typically visit major landmarks, such as Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa).

Yes, it is safe to travel from the cruise port to Lisbon’s main attractions; you can take the blue metro line (Azul) from Santa Apolónia station to Restauradores in the center in less than 10 minutes. Lisbon is considered a very safe city, as long as you take the usual precautions for travelers.

Yes, thanks to its proximity to Lisbon center, there are many shopping and dining options near Lisbon Cruise Port. It's a short walk from the historic Alfama district—the oldest neighborhood in the city—where you will find a mix of traditional Portuguese restaurants and international options, plus a smattering of stores.

The official currency of Portugal is the euro (€). There are plenty of ATMs to withdraw cash at Lisbon Cruise Terminal if you don’t arrive with any euros to hand. That said, nearly everywhere in the capital city accepts contactless payment via credit and debit cards.

The best things to do near Lisbon Cruise Port include taking an electric tuk-tuk tour of the nearby districts of Alfama, Bairro Alto, and Chiado. Lisbon is notorious for its hills, so exploring by tuk-tuk or electric bike will save your energy for seeing the sights.