Grab your info on must-sees in Lisbon at the airport or train stations.

Ask Me Lisboa is the place you can purchase a Lisboa Card, book attractions, or just take a glimpse of must-sees in Lisbon.
Maps and Follow me Lisboa booklets are available for free.

There are many Ask Me Lisboa booths all over Lisbon
but personally the best place is right at the airport and easy to find.
Before you leave there, go to the Ask Me Lisboa and check out all the info available.

Using a google map, you can also easily spot one at train stations or popular tourist sites.

Just in case you wonder where they are, here is the info.
As each place has different business hours,
it's better to check before heading to Ask Me Lisboa.

(A) Airport 
At the airport, it is at the arrival terminal.
Phone number: +351 218450660
Business hours ▶ 07h - 24h

(B) Train stations
(1) Inside Rossio station
Phone number: +351 912409142 
Business hours ▶ 09:00 / 13:00 • 14:00 / 18:00 
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(2) Inside Santa Apolónia station
Phone number: +351 912409142
Business hours ▶ 07:30 / 13:00 • 14:00 / 16:30

(3) Inside Sintra station
Phone number: +351 211932545
Business hours ▶ 09h - 17h

(4) In case of Oriente station, there is none inside.
You have to go all the way to Nations' Park. 
Parque das Nações 
Phone number: +351 910518028
Business hours ▶ 10h-13h | 14h-18h (Oct-Mar)
                     • 10h-13h | 14h-18h (Apr-Sep)

Ask me Lisboa at Nations' Park.

Carrying a heavy backpack or luggage, you will feel it's far from the Oriente train station. Then just check in at your home-away-home and you can get all the info later at other popular touristy places. Check below.

(C) Downtown Areas
(1) Rossio Square
Phone number: +351 910517914 
Business hours ▶10h - 13h /14h - 18h

(2) Comercio Square
Lisboa Story Centre is inside the building so it's great to take a shade when scorching in summer.

Phone number:+351 914081366
Business hours ▶10h - 20h

 (3) Comercio Square
Terreiro do Paço
Phone number: +351 210312810
Business hours ▶ 9h - 20h


(4) Restauradores Square : Palácio Foz
- Ask Me Lisboa | Palácio Foz
 Inside the building. https://www.visitlisboa.com. 

Phone number:+351 213463314
Business hours ▶09:00h - 20:00h

(D) Belem Area
(1) Belem Tower, Torre de Belém
Phone number:+351 910517886
Business hours ▶09:00h - 18:00h

(2) Mosteiro dos Jerónimos
Phone number:+351 213658435
Business hours ▶10:00h - 18:00h
It's closed on first and third Sunday.


When you get to your choice of Ask me Lisboa, you may be overwhelmed by all the booklets and leaflets.
My advice.
Just grab Follow Me Lisboa and some maps.
Also if you are particularly interested in some activities or attractions, there may be coupons at the leaflets.

You don't want to waste your precious time going through all the info.
Then just download it through an app.

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