Se déplacer à Lisbonne, quel titre de transport choisir ? : Lisbohème. Après vous avoir expliqué que plusieurs sociétés se partageaient le marché du transport public à Lisbonne, vous devez bien vous douter que ça implique un large choix de titres de transports suivant l’opérateur.
Et quand on visite pour la première fois la capitale portugaise, c’est un peu galère. Voici un petit récapitulatif, tenant compte des nouveautés de 2013, pour vous aider à y voir plus clair. Carte rechargeable Viva Viagem ou 7 colinas C’est une carte électronique, individuelle, rechargeable et qui coûte 0,50€. Ferry across the river, Boca do Vento lift and Cristo Rei monument - Cristo Rei Statue, Lisbon Traveller Reviews. Take the metro to Cais do Sodre in Lisbon, follow the ferry (picture of a boat) signs.
Buy a return ticket (2.40 euro for two people! (May 2011)) to Cacilhas and check the dot matrix boards above the gates for the departure gate and time. The ferry takes about ten minutes. When it docks at Cacilhas turn right and walk along the river until you come to the big grey Boca do Vento lift. If the lift is at the top ring the bell. When you get to the top come out of the lift and carry walking straight on through the village. Buy a return ticket for 1.65 Euro (the return ticket is valid all the way back to the ferry terminal).
The lift to the top of Cristo Rei costs 4 Euro per person (May 2011). There is a handy bar/cafe in the grounds with clean toilets. If you don't fancy the walk to the Boca do Vento lift you can catch the bus 101 all the way from the ferry terminal to Cristo Rei and back.
SAPO Mapas. Horaires & itinéraires TEC Lisbonne. Horários > Cascais. Cascais. Ao longo de 16Kms Cascais conta com ciclovias que proporcionam a oportunidade de passear e praticar desporto do Guincho, passando pela Areia, até ao Paredão. Para apreciar toda a beleza da orla costeira, poderá desfrutar de um passeio à beira-mar ao longo do paredão, um percurso pedestre de aproximadamente 3 km entre S. João do Estoril e Cascais. Em alternativa, pode optar por um passeio de bicicleta, pois mesmo que não tenha uma, encontrará à sua disposição as famosas “Bicas”, cedidas pela Câmara Municipal de Cascais, e utilizar a ciclovia, que se estende desde a Marina de Cascais até à Estrada do Guincho. Ao longo deste passeio, onde vislumbra o ponto mais ocidental da Europa, poderá, ainda, visitar a Boca do Inferno, caracterizada pela sua imensa caverna aberta em terrenos com cerca de 150 milhões de anos, o Forte S.
10 astuces Cheap & Chic à Lisbonne. Viva viagem card. Zapping à Lisbonne. Zapping Card Question - Lisbon Forum. 3.
Re: Zapping Card Question We have been thinking about getting a Lisboa card which will give us transportation, some free museums and discounts at others. According to what I have read, you can order online and then pick it up at the airport. Thanks for mentioning the Zapping Card. It might be a good option for us since it doesn't expire like the Lisboa card and we plan to return to Lisbon again after our trip in late April/early May.. While Lisbon is hilly, we have been able to walk to many places especially when we stayed in the Chiado last time. I am sure you will love Cascais as much as we did the last time we were in Portugal. Transports » Lisbonne. Carte Viva Viagem / 7 Colinas Les transports à Lisbonne ne manquent pas, vous aurez le choix entre le bus, métro, tramway et bien sur taxi.
Attention, en ce qui concerne les transports en commun, les prix des billets vont du simple au double selon le mode d’achat ! En effet, ne pas acheter votre billet directement dans le bus (1.75€) ou dans le tram (2.85€), il vous sera facturé plus du double du tarif habituel ! Le plus intéressant est de prendre le pass Viva Viagem (anciennement appelé cartão 7 Colinas), valable partout : Son prix d’achat est de 50cts d’euros et il est rechargeable facilement. Vous pourrez le recharger avec des voyages en aller simples (90cts le voyage) ou prendre la formule journée, très avantageuse à 4.60€ 5€ depuis le 1er février 2012 pour 24h. Zapping, public transport in Lisbon. Working out which travel card you need to use Lisbon’s many forms of public transport can prove more complicated than it should be.
If you have a Lisbon card, your travel costs are covered. If not, you need to think about how many trips you are likely to be doing each day and which forms of transport that will involve. If you’re travelling within the city and plan to make more than five single trips per day using only buses and the metro, a 6 euro daily pass is your best option. If you intend to do less journeys or use more forms of transport on any given day, Zapping is the way to go.
I made an expensive mistake with the Sete Colinas card which turned out not to be as inter-modal as I expected it to be. Transtejo. Lisboa-Metro (schéma)