Estádio do Jamor (De Honra)

Unlike the Stade de France, the Estádio Nacional do Jamor is smaller than the largest stadiums in the city of Lisbon. 

Estádio Nacional was the official stadium of the Portugal national football team until 2003.

It is generally the venue for the final of the Portuguese Cup (Taça de Portugal), considered the flagship competition of Portuguese football.

How to get to Estádio do Jamor by public transport?

🚍 Bus stop "Cruz Quebrada": 776

🅿️ There are 3 car parks at the stadium for 5,000 vehicles.

🚆 Cruz Quebrada train station is 17 minutes' walk from the stadium.

✈️  Lisbon Airport is 20 minutes' drive from the stadium.

Lisbon Metro connects the international airport to the city centre (Baixa in 40 minutes changing at Praça do Saldanha station and taking the blue line towards Santa Apolonia). 
The Aerobus also runs from the airport every 20 to 30 minutes depending on the time slot and in 20/30 minutes to Cais do Sodré. Tickets can be purchased from the driver.

➡️ To get to terminal 2, take a shuttle from outside terminal 1 near the departures.

🚇 Lisbon Metro is divided into 4 lines: red, yellow, blue and green.
Buy your tickets from machines at metro stations. 
👉 Keep your ticket safe as you will need it to exit the metro.

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👀 What to See / What to Do in Lisbon?

Get your trainers on because there's plenty to do...
There's something for everyone.

🔭 The city is very hilly, so it offers beautiful viewpoints, miradouros. Graça viewpoint and São Pedro de Alcântara viewpoint at 180° for example, or the Santa Luzia viewpoint overlooking the Tagus.

Plan your route and save your energy by taking the legendary tram 🚃, a real experience, particularly line 28. However, it's not punctual.

Discover the Belle Époque district of Chiado, the district of Belém or the medieval old town of Alfama.
Admire the modernism of Parque das Nações (Nations Park) and the design of the Príncipe Real district. 

🏰 Visit the Jerónimos Monastery (Mosteiro dos Jerónimos) and its Oriental influences, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Belém Tower also classified,
Enjoy the views from the ramparts of St George's Castle, Commerce Square opening onto the river (the Tagus).

Take a cruise on the Tagus 🛥️.

🎶 Enjoy a Fado performance, go shopping or enjoy fine sandy beaches...

Good place to taste specialities: the Time Out Market at Mercado da Ribeira with its large tables.
Must try: 🥧 Pastéis de Nata (small cream tarts)

A few kilometres from Lisbon is Sintra, the Castle of the Moors and the Pena Palace, a complex with surprising and colourful architecture, also classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site.