Getting to Lisbon Cathedral

Largo da Sé · 1100-585 Lisboa · Alfama

Tram 28 passing in front of Lisbon Cathedral
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Where is Lisbon Cathedral?

The cathedral is at Largo da Sé, 1100-585 Lisboa, at the foot of the Alfama district, between the Baixa and São Jorge Castle.

It stands on the tram 28 line, opposite the Church of Santo António and a short walk below the Portas do Sol viewpoint.

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Tram28E, Sé stop
MetroTerreiro do Paço or Baixa-Chiado
From Praça do ComércioAbout 10 min on foot, uphill
To São Jorge CastleAbout 10 min on foot, uphill
To Portas do SolAbout 5 min on foot
How to Get There

Transport Options

By Tram

The famous tram 28E stops right outside, at Sé. It's often packed; board at the Martim Moniz terminus for a seat.

By Metro

The nearest stations are Terreiro do Paço (blue line) and Baixa-Chiado (green and blue lines), both about a 10-minute walk away.

By Bus

Several Carris bus lines stop near the Sé on their way up to Alfama and the castle. Check your route in the Carris app.

By Taxi or App

A taxi or ride-hailing car can drop you on Largo da Sé, though the narrow streets get congested.

On Foot

From Praça do Comércio, walk east along Rua da Prata or Rua dos Fanqueiros and up the hill: about 10 minutes, uphill all the way.

Lisboa Card

The Lisboa Card covers tram 28, buses and the metro, and gives the reduced €5 entry to the cathedral.

What's Nearby

Around the Cathedral

Some of Lisbon's best sights are within a short walk of the Sé:

Santo António Church

Across the street, on the site of the saint's birthplace.

Portas do Sol & Santa Luzia

Two viewpoints over Alfama and the river, five minutes uphill.

São Jorge Castle

The Moorish castle on the hilltop, about 10 minutes' climb.

Alfama

Lisbon's oldest quarter, from the cathedral down to the river.

Praça do Comércio

The great riverside square, 10 minutes downhill.

Fado

Evening fado houses all around Alfama. Fado show →

Ready to Visit?

Book your entry ticket, then explore Alfama.

Entry Ticket from $8 → Visitor Guide