[2025 Lisbon Attraction] Travel Guide for Santa Justa Lift (Updated Feb)

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is a famous hilly city. The houses and streets are built along the slopes, with significant elevation differences. Often, the front door is on the first floor, while the back door leads to the second floor. This unique topography has given rise to many funiculars and elevators, the most famous of which is the Santa Justa Elevator (Elevador de Santa Justa). The entrance to the Santa Justa Elevator is located on Rua de Santa Justa. The exterior is a beautiful 10-story Gothic-style structure with intricate carvings and openwork. The elevator itself is made of wood and was completed in 1902. Originally steam-powered, it was later converted to electric power. A ride on the elevator costs €5.3, but it's free with a Lisbon Card. However, if you come too late, you might have to queue, as it is a well-known tourist attraction. The top floor of the elevator is an observation deck with a great view, offering a panoramic vista of Lisbon. It's quite impressive.

#timetotravel Santa Justa Lift was built in the 1902 to connect the lower part of the town to the upper part of the town. We visited during the late afternoon and there was a queue to get tickets at the box office. Although the queue passes quite quickly, if you hate to queue it is perhaps better to go in the morning when they open!! Or, alternatively, you could walk up to the observation deck in the upper part of the town if you wish to avoid the crowd. I personally quite enjoy the elevator ride, as it is the perfect blend of history and modernity. The observation deck no doubts offers amazing views of lisbon, how cute are all the houses with the brick red roof!! I would recommend taking the lift if you’re in Lisbon if the queue is not ridiculously long!! But one way or the other, you definitely should go up to the observation deck on the upper part of the town!! #境外遊 #lisbon #portugal #santajustalift

#celebratewithtrip Santa Justa Lift is located in R. do Ouro, 1150-060 Lisboa, and it is open daily from 0700-2230.The nearest metro station is Baixa-Chiado, around 200 meters 2 minutes walk. In the heart of historical Lisbon, connect the lower neighborhood of Baixa to the top near the Camo Convent. The cabin of the lift is made of wood, with a ticket scanning machine on it, when you exit at the top, the view is blocked by a net. You need to climb a few steps to reach the open viewing platform with 360 views. The viewing platform is accessed by a narrow staircase, Inaugurated in 1902, Santa Justa Lift is a landmark of Lisbon, and offers splendid views all around the rooftops.

Lisbon ancient tram ride Raiders h Lisbon has the oldest tram 28 tram in Europe is the soul of Lisbon is also the symbol of the city old tram such as the same light shuttle from the past Until now, open to the future. The old tram originated in 1872. In the wave of the closure of trams in Europe in the last century, Lisbon stopped most of the tram lines, eventually retaining 5 lines and about 60 old trams. It is now the most beautiful in Lisbon. Scenery. Its route covers almost all the sights of the old town, from churches to castles to squares, ancient buildings, window sills with flowers, and courtyards filled with clothes, all in one sight. 28 tram ride Raiders 1, ride early in the day (or later) to avoid the peak. Operating hours: 6 am - 10:30 2 , get on the starting point Martim Moniz or Campo Ourique, there is a big chance. 3, you should be alert to the thief during the whole journey of the tram (I was opened by the thief when I was sitting for the first time, but I found it in time) 4, it is more cost-effective to buy a 24-hour pass.

In the heart of Lisbon, the Santa Justa Lift (Elevador de Santa Justa) is a must-visit for both history and stunning views! 🏙️ Built in the 19th century, this neo-Gothic elevator connects the Baixa district to the Chiado area, offering breathtaking panoramas of the city’s rooftops and the majestic São Jorge Castle. 📸🎡 Once you reach the top, enjoy exploring the historic neighborhood of Chiado, with its quaint cafes, shops, and museums like the Museu do Chiado. 🍰🎨 Walk a bit further, and you’ll find Rua Garrett, Lisbon’s bustling shopping street, and Café A Brasileira, one of the oldest and most famous cafes in the city. ☕💫 Afterward, wander towards Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara for more of those amazing city views, and finish your day with a scenic stroll through the Alfama district—the birthplace of Fado music and Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood. 🏰🎶 #celebrateit #valentine

#globaltravel When you come to Lisbon, you will definitely visit the most representative century-old attractions🤩 Elevador de Santa Justa There are usually a lot of people in line Today I will teach you a way to do it for free without queuing                    —— All you need to do is walk next to Culmore Abbey to find a hidden path From here you can reach the San Husta Elevator Observation Deck directly. The whole journey takes about 10 minutes to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the entire Lisbon! ! ❤️                    —— When we came back down, we finally got the elevator. The interior is antique wooden decorative several long wooden chairs It doesn't take 1 minute to get down to the ground When I opened the gate, I thought of the elevator in Kwun Tong Factory Building                    —— If you want to save money and don't want to queue, try this method ~ San Husta Elevator Tickets Elevador de Santa Justa €5.3 (up + down) Free if you only come down (see official website for details)

#Monthly Special Plan 🌟 1. City Walk: Starting from the heart of Lisbon - Rossio Square (Praça do Rossio), passing through major attractions, and finally ending in the Alfama district. 🥰 2. Detailed Route ❤️ 1. Rossio Square (Praça do Rossio): One of the busiest squares in Lisbon, surrounded by historical buildings and cafés. Enjoy a cup of coffee here to start your wonderful day. ☕️ 2. Santa Justa Elevator (Elevador de Santa Justa) 🛗: A few minutes' walk from Rossio Square, the elevator takes you to a higher vantage point to overlook the beautiful scenery of Lisbon. 3. Belém District (Belém) 😋: Take public transportation from the Commerce Square to Belém, where you can find the Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery, both must-see attractions. Don't forget to taste the famous Pastel de Belém. 4. Chiado District (Chiado) 📖: Return to the city center and walk to the Chiado district, Lisbon's cultural hub filled with bookstores, cafés, and trendy shops. Don't miss the Bernardo Museum. 5. Alfama District (Alfama) 🎨: Finally, walk to the Alfama district, the oldest neighborhood in Lisbon, with narrow alleys and slopes full of history. Here, you can get lost in the maze-like streets and experience traditional Lisbon life. 6. São Jorge Castle (Castelo de São Jorge) 🏯: Within the Alfama district, climb up to the São Jorge Castle, an excellent spot to overlook the entire city of Lisbon, especially for watching the sunset. The castle itself is also a historic attraction worth exploring. 3. Food Recommendations 😘 1. Lunch: Seafood Rice (Arroz de Marisco) 🦞: Near the Commerce Square, we recommend Cervejaria Ramiro, a restaurant known for its fresh seafood, and the seafood rice is delicious. 2. Afternoon Tea: Pastel de Belém 🍰: Taste the authentic Portuguese egg tarts at Pastéis de Belém in the Belém district. 3. Dinner: Portuguese Stew (Caldo Verde) 🍷: After finishing the City Walk, return to the city center's Taberna da Rua das Flores and enjoy an authentic Portuguese stew. #ExploreSmallCities #MyLifeFirsts #LearnPhotographySkills #AttractionsPhotoGuide

#thingstodo The trip in Lisbon overall was a fantastic experience for me to learn the local culture and also I got impressed by the buildings in the city area. I have climbed up to the hills of Lisbon and captured some of the good moments about Lisbon. For example, the Santa Justa Lift, the Praca do Comércio. Furthermore, Rua Augusta Arch also is one of the iconic architecture in Lisbon and it was built in the year of 1755 after the earthquake incident in Lisbon. #Lisbon

#timetotravel My experience at the Santa Justa Lift in Lisbon was a thrilling journey to new heights and captivating views. Nestled in the heart of the city, this iconic elevator welcomed me with its unique design and historical significance. As I ascended to the top and stepped onto the panoramic terrace, a sense of wonder and excitement enveloped me. The sweeping vistas of Lisbon's charming streets, the Tagus River, and the distant hills were truly breathtaking. The Santa Justa Lift's central location and its connection to Lisbon's urban fabric made it an essential stop for visitors. It wasn't just an elevator; it was a vertical adventure that offered a fresh perspective of the city's beauty and a memorable way to appreciate its architectural and natural landmarks, leaving me captivated by its enchanting charm.

#wecreate 📝 Tip: Beat the Crowds, Start Early! #LisbonsBestKeptSecret #ElevateYourExperience #SantaJustaLift #LisbonAdventures Looking for an enchanting way to discover Lisbon's rich history and breathtaking views? Look no further than the Santa Justa Lift! 🌟 This architectural marvel combines old-world charm with modern ingenuity, whisking you high above the city streets in a soaring adventure. 🎡✨

Lisbon has a long history and still has a lot of trams and lifts. Just passing the Santa Justa lift q, it is natural to experience it. The lift is 3.8 euros one way. The whole process is opened manually by the driver. It is very memorable. Remember to sit down. It is also a place where many people must punch cards. It is very popular. Actually, the card lift is also a good choice. It is a funicular railway in Lisbon, Portugal, connecting St. Paul Street and Complo Street. On June 28, 1892, the Bika lift was open to the public. Due to its great historical and cultural significance, in 2002, the Bika lift was listed as a Portuguese national monument.