Visit Lisbon GuideLisbon Map: Every Sight, Free Viewpoint and Named Place We Cover
This Lisbon map puts every place the guide covers on one screen: the ticketed sights with their official adult price, the free miradouros and squares, the six neighbourhoods, and the food spots we can name because a published guide lists them. Filter by category, tap a pin for the price and the page that explains it, or open any point in Google Maps and walk there. The wider planning picture is on the Lisbon city guide homepage.
Quick answer How to use this map, in three lines
Forty-one pins in four colours: azulejo blue for ticketed sights, green for the free miradouros and squares, gold for the food places a published guide vouches for, grey for the neighbourhoods.
Key takeaways
- Every pin links to the page that explains it — prices and hours live there, tickets are compared here
- Tap "Google Maps" on any pin to navigate to it from your own phone
- Six of the pins cost nothing — the green ones make a free afternoon plannable at a glance, and the Lisboa Card covers most of the blue ones
The Map
Numbered pins, filterable by category. The list below the map is the same set in text, grouped the same way — every place links to its own page on this site and to Google Maps for directions.
Sights & museums 18 pins
- Ajuda PalacePalace €15 ($18)
- Belém Tower€15 ($18)
- Carmo Convent€7 ($8.20)
- Cristo Rei€10 ($12)
- Funiculars (Glória, Bica, Lavra)€4.30 ($5.05) on board
- Gulbenkian Museum€16 ($19)
- Jerónimos MonasteryCloister €18 ($21); church free
- Lisbon Cathedral€7 ($8)
- Lisbon Oceanarium€25–€29 ($29–$34) by entry slot
- MAAT€16 ($19)
- Monument to the Discoveries€10 ($12)
- National Coach Museum€15 ($18)
- National Pantheon€10 ($12)
- National Tile Museum€10 ($12) published priceclosed for works — the page tracks the reopening
- Pilar 7 (Ponte 25 de Abril)€3 ($3.50) while the lift is under repair
- Santa Justa Lift€6.20 ($7.25) on board
- São Jorge Castle€17 ($20)
- Tram 28€3.30 ($3.90) on board; €1.72 zapping
Free 6 pins
- Praça do Comérciosquare free; arch viewpoint €5 ($5.85)
- Pink Streetfree
- LX Factoryfree
- Miradouro de Santa Luziafreethe azulejo terrace over Alfama
- Largo das Portas do Solfreethe postcard view, tram 28E stop
- Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântarafreetop of the Glória funicular
Where to eat 11 pins
- Canalha€€ (Michelin band)MICHELIN Guide Portugal 2026, Bib Gourmand
- Pigmeu€€ (Michelin band)MICHELIN Guide Portugal 2026, Bib Gourmand
- OfícioMICHELIN Guide Portugal 2026, Bib Gourmand
- CarnalMICHELIN Guide Portugal 2026, Bib Gourmand
- Zunzum GastrobarMICHELIN Guide Portugal 2026, Bib Gourmand
- TascardosoGuia Repsol, Soletes de verão 2026
- Padaria 110Guia Repsol, Soletes de verão 2026
- CalmaGuia Repsol, Soletes de verão 2026
- Magnólia Bistrot e Wine BarGuia Repsol, Soletes de verão 2026
- Pastéis de Belémfree to enterthe 1837 pastel de nata bakery
- Time Out Marketfree entrydishes priced per counter
Neighbourhoods 6 pins
- Alfamathe fado hill
- Bairro Altonightlife after 22:00
- Baixathe flat grid between the hills
- Chiadobookshops and cafés
- Belémthe monument mile
- Parque das Naçõesthe 1998 Expo riverfront
Pin positions come from each page's published coordinates; food-spot positions were located from their street addresses via Nominatim (OpenStreetMap). Checked 30 August 2026.
Lisbon Map: Questions
Can I download this map for offline use?
Not as a file — but every pin has an Open in Google Maps link, and Google Maps lets you download the whole Lisbon area offline: open the app, search Lisbon, tap Download. The staying connected page covers data and wifi if you would rather stay online.
How walkable is the area this map covers?
Baixa, Chiado, Alfama and Bairro Alto sit inside about two square kilometres — but on hills, so a ten-minute walk can end eighty metres higher than it started. The funiculars and the Santa Justa Lift exist for exactly those climbs. Belém is a 6 km tram ride west, Parque das Nações 8 km east; getting around compares tram, metro and ferry.
Is the metro on this map?
No — the pins are places, not stops. Metro lines, the navegante card, zapping fares and the airport connection live on getting around, and the strike calendar that can shut the lot is on transport strikes.
Why do some pins show no price?
Grey neighbourhood pins are areas, not venues. Food pins show a price only where the source guide publishes one — most tascas do not, and this site never invents a figure. The sourcing rule is explained on where to eat.
Are Sintra and the day trips on this map?
No — Sintra, Cascais, Óbidos, Nazaré, Fátima, Évora, Porto and the Arrábida coast sit well outside this frame. Each has its own page with its own map, indexed on day trips. And yes, Lisbon has beaches — a train ride away, compared on the beaches page.
How current are the prices on the pins?
Each price is the official adult fare read from the venue's own site on the date printed on that venue's page — the pin repeats it for convenience. If a pin and a page ever disagree, the page is the source of truth; the tickets index is rechecked most often.
Page last reviewed 2026-08-30. Prices, hours and terms are set by the venue or operator and confirmed at checkout.
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