Conet Pass is a digital public transport pass offering, in Lisbon, 1-day, 2-day and 3-day options, valid across the main urban network, including metro, bus, tram, and funicular services.
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Unlimited access to public transport
Lisbon Card
1 day
What is included?
> all urban public transports in Lisbon for 24 hours: buses, trams, metro and funiculars. > connection by metro to Lisbon Airport > bike sharing with Uber Lime
2 days
What is included?
> all urban public transports in Lisbon for 48 hours: buses, trams, metro and funiculars. > connection by metro to Lisbon Airport > bike sharing with Uber Lime
3 days
What is included?
> transport ticket to get on all urban public transports in Lisbon for 72 hours: buses, trams, metro and funiculars. > metro ticket to reach Lisbon Airport > bike sharing with Uber Lime
3 days + urban trains
What is included?
> transport ticket to get on all urban public transports in Lisbon for 72 hours: urban buses, trams, metro and funiculars. > transport ticket to urban trains to Sintra, Cascais, Azambuja, and Sado lines > bike sharing with Uber Lime
Transport Network
Lisbon has a compact but highly distinctive public transport system built around Metro Lisboa and Carris. For everyday city travel, the network combines metro, buses, historic trams, funiculars, and lifts, making it possible to move easily between the flat central districts, the western riverside areas, and the city’s steeper neighbourhoods without a car. Official 24-hour tickets cover the Carris and Metro networks.
The Lisbon Metro is the fastest way to move across the city and includes the airport connection, with the Aeroporto–Saldanha route linking Lisbon Airport to the city in about 20 minutes. On the surface, Carris operates the bus and tram network, as well as Lisbon’s traditional funiculars and lifts, which are especially useful in the city’s hillier areas. This mix of fast urban rail and iconic surface transport makes Lisbon especially easy to explore with one integrated ticket solution.
Metro Lines
Blue Line — Reboleira to Santa Apolónia; it links western Lisbon and Amadora with the city centre and the eastern waterfront.
Yellow Line — Odivelas to Rato; it connects the northern part of Greater Lisbon with central Lisbon.
Green Line — Telheiras to Cais do Sodré; it is especially useful for central neighbourhoods and riverside connections.
Red Line — Aeroporto to São Sebastião; it connects Lisbon Airport with key interchange stations and central Lisbon
Bus Network
Lisbon has an extensive surface transport network operated by Carris, which runs bus services across the city, including central districts, residential neighbourhoods, and outer urban areas. Carris also provides real-time route and stop information through its official channels and app. The bus network includes a large number of daytime routes as well as night services, making it useful both for everyday travel and for areas not directly served by the metro. Carris reports a fleet of 773 buses, which underlines the scale of the network in Lisbon.
Tram Network
Lisbon’s tram network is one of the city’s most recognisable transport systems and is operated by Carris. The current tram routes listed by Carris are 12E, 15E, 18E, 24E, 25E, and 28E. These tram lines serve both practical urban routes and some of Lisbon’s most historic areas. Carris also reports a fleet of 64 trams, which reflects the continued importance of trams in the city’s transport network.
Lisbon Transport Network Map
Exclusive Benefits in Lisbon
Included with your ConetPass — automatically.
FREE
Ubigi
Free Ubigi eSIM with 500 MB preloaded
Ubigi is a global provider of cellular data connectivity via eSIM for mobile devices and connected cars.
Free Ubigi eSIM with 500 MB preloaded. You will receive the eSIM directly in the confirmation email, together with your ConetPass. You will only need to activate it on Ubigi’s website, our partner.
Exclusive discount
Tiqets
10% OFF
Tiqets is an online platform that sells digital tickets for museums, attractions, and cultural experiences worldwide.
Thanks to our partnership with Tiqets, your Card unlocks 10% off tickets to the city’s most famous attractions. Make the most of your visit while enjoying exclusive savings.
€5 VOUCHER
Boddy Travel
€5 Gym Access Voucher via Boddy Travel
A European platform for on-demand gym bookings, operating across multiple cities in Italy and abroad.
ConetPass holders receive a €5 voucher redeemable at partner gyms in selected European cities through Boddy Travel.
REWARDS PARTNER
Miles & More
Earn Miles & More Miles
Miles & More is the loyalty programme of the Lufthansa Group
Thanks to this partnership, ConetPass customers earn 10 Miles & More miles for each day of their Conet Pass.
ConetPass, the digital pass managed by Conet, is now active in Lisbon, offering access to the city’s public transport network through a fully digital solution. The pass is designed as an “all-in-one” mobility product for tourists who wish to navigate Lisbon effortlessly with a single booking. The pass provides access to major public transport services:
Metro
Buses
Trams
Funiculars
Selected local train and ferry connections, depending on the chosen package.
It is available in a digital format, with options including daily passes and multi-day combinations. As a 100% digital product.
Which transports are included in ConetPass Lisbon?
ConetPass Lisbon includes access to the main public transport services in Lisbon. Depending on the ticket or package selected, this can include:
Metro
Bus
Tram
Funiculars
Some Lisbon packages also include:
Urban trains
Please note that the exact transport services included depend on the specific product you buy. If a service is not listed under “What’s Included” in your booking confirmation, you should assume it is not covered by the pass.
Which transport services are NOT included in ConetPass Lisbon?
ConetPass Lisbon does not cover every transport service by default. The exact inclusions depend on the specific ticket or package you buy. The following are not included unless your booking confirmation explicitly says otherwise:
Transport services outside the network included in your selected package
CP suburban train services, unless you purchased a package that specifically includes them
Ferry services
Long-distance and non-urban rail services
Private taxi and ride-hailing services
Please note that while some ConetPass Lisbon products cover only the core network of metro, buses, trams, and funiculars, other options may also include specific CP rail services.
If a service is not explicitly listed in the “What’s Included” section of your booking confirmation, it is assumed not to be covered by the pass.
Is the airport shuttle included in ConetPass Lisbon?
Yes. ConetPass Lisbon can include airport connection from the city to airport as part of the standard public transport package, so you do not necessarily need a separate airport shuttle add-on when your booking includes that benefit.
You can use the pass on the regular public transport services that connect the airport with the city, including:
Metro Lisboa, via the airport station on the Red Line
Carris city buses, including airport-connected urban routes such as 744
Typical airport connections included through the regular network are:
Metro Red Line: Central Lisbon ↔ Lisbon Airport
Carris buses: City network connections such as 744 ↔ Lisbon Airport
Check your booking confirmation to confirm whether airport connection is listed under “What’s Included.”
How do I activate my ConetPass Lisbon?
Your ConnectPass will sent by email after purchase. Please follow the instructions you will receive by email for activation.
When does my ConetPass Lisbon ticket validity start?
Your ConetPass Lisbon validity depends on the ticket type.
The one-way ticket is valid for 60 minutes from the time of validation.
The 1-day ticket is valid for 24 hours from the time of first validation. For example: if first used on Friday at 11:00 a.m., it will expire on Saturday at 11:00 a.m.
The 2-day ticket is valid for 48 hours from the time of activation. For example: if first used on Monday at 5:00 p.m., it remains valid until Wednesday at 5:00 p.m.
The 3-day ticket is valid for 72 hours from the time of activation. For example: if first used on Monday at 5:00 p.m., it remains valid until Thursday at 5:00 p.m.
Can I use my airport shuttle ticket outside the validity period of my pass?
No. In Lisbon, there is generally no separate open-date airport shuttle ticket like in some other cities.
This means you can use your pass for airport travel only while your ConetPass Lisbon is valid. Once the pass has expired, airport travel is no longer included and you will need to buy a separate ticket. As always, check your booking confirmation to confirm whether airport connection is listed under “What’s Included” for your specific package.
Can I use the airport shuttle ticket in either direction?
ConetPass Lisbon can include airport connection from the city to airport as part of the standard public transport package, so you do not necessarily need a separate airport shuttle add-on when your booking includes that benefit.
You can use the pass on the regular public transport services that connect the airport with the city, including:
Metro Lisboa, via the airport station on the Red Line
Carris city buses, including airport-connected urban routes such as 744
Typical airport connections included through the regular network are:
Metro Red Line: Central Lisbon ↔ Lisbon Airport
Carris buses: City network connections such as 744 ↔ Lisbon Airport
Where can I find information about the airport shuttle stops and timetable?
In Lisbon, airport travel is generally provided through the regular public transport network, not through a separate private airport shuttle.
Main airport connections:
Metro: Lisbon Airport has its own Aeroporto station on the Red Line. The Aeroporto–Saldanha connection takes about 20 minutes.
Bus: The airport is also served by Carris city buses with the route 744.
Timetable:
Metro Red Line: the Lisbon Metro operates every day from 6:30 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. Bus routes: for airport buses such as 744, the official Carris route page is the best place to check the full stop list and current timetable.
Which Lisbon stations are most useful for tourists?
For most visitors, the most useful Lisbon Metro stations are usually these:
Baixa-Chiado: one of the best stations for the historic centre, shopping streets, and easy access to Chiado and Baixa.
Rossio and Restauradores: very practical for downtown Lisbon and central sightseeing areas.
Cais do Sodré: useful for the riverfront, ferries, and connections to trains.
Terreiro do Paço: a good stop for the waterfront and Praça do Comércio area.
Aeroporto: the most useful station for arriving from or leaving for Lisbon Airport; the airport metro line reaches the city in about 20 minutes.
Oriente: important for connections to trains, buses, and the Parque das Nações district. The airport site specifically notes Oriente as the main station for onward rail travel.
Marquês de Pombal and São Sebastião: useful interchange stations for moving quickly between different parts of the city.
How can I book tours at a reduced rate?
Each ConetPass includes a “Special Promotions” section with a unique promocode. Use this code when booking directly on tour operators’ websites to receive discounts up to 25% — the exact percentage varies by tour operator. Find your promocode in the email titled “Your Pass is Ready” sent after your booking confirmation.
Are there discounts for children, seniors, groups, or families?
At this time, ConetPass does not offer promotional discounts for children, seniors, groups, or families. All customers pay the same price. However, young children can travel free on Lisbon public transport under certain age conditions (see next FAQ).
What is the age limit for children to travel free on Lisbon public transport?
Children aged 3 and under travel free of charge on Lisbon public transport when accompanied by an adult with a valid ticket.
For children aged 4 and over, a separate ticket is generally required unless they have an eligible personalised child travel card.
Note: free travel policies for children are standard for all tickets, including those purchased through ConetPass.
How do I get and use the Uber bike credit included with ConetPass Lisbon?
Your ConetPass Lisbon includes an Uber promo code. To use it, follow the instructions in your confirmation email.
What are the Lisbon Metro operating hours?
The Lisbon Metro operates daily from 6:30 AM to 1:00 AM (next day).
What are the tram and bus operating hours in Lisbon?
Regular Carris bus lines operate from 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM daily. Night buses ("Rede da Madrugada" — Night Network) operate from 11:00 PM to 5:00 AM to provide 24-hour coverage. Over 140 bus lines serve Lisbon and surrounding areas.
Lisbon has three historic funiculars: Glória, Bica, and Lavra.
Operating hours:
Weekdays: 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Weekends: 7:00 AM to midnight
Routes:
Glória: Connects Restauradores to Bairro Alto
Bica: Connects lower and upper neighborhoods of Bairro Alto
Lavra: Serves the steep Lavra hill
Ready to Explore Lisbon?
Discover Lisbon with unlimited metro, bus, tram, and funicular travel, plus selected options with airport connection — book your digital pass now and explore the city with one simple ticket.