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Compare car hire prices at nearby train stations, airports and across different neighbourhoods in Lisbon. You might find a better price, or somewhere that suits you better.Alvalade
71 car hire locations
From
R 93
per day
Benfica
71 car hire locations
From
R 94
per day
Sete Rios Station
17 car hire locations
From
R 171
per day
Campolide Railway Station
25 car hire locations
From
R 220
per day
Lisbon Airport
73 car hire locations
From
R 94
per day
Driving in Lisbon: What to expect on the road
Documents you'll need A full licence, passport and credit card are required. To rent a car in Lisbon, you’ll need your driving licence, passport and a credit card. An International Driving Permit (IDP) is recommended if your licence is not in English or issued outside the EU.
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Navigating city driving Hills, trams and cobbled roads need care. Driving in Lisbon can be challenging with steep hills, old streets and tram tracks. Use a sat nav to avoid tight turns and confusing junctions, especially in Alfama or Bairro Alto. |
Tolls, emissions zones and charges Toll roads and a low-emission zone are in place. Toll roads in Lisbon are common on motorways and paid electronically. A low-emission zone affects some central areas — check your car’s eligibility before entering. |
Parking your car in Lisbon Street parking is tight and time-limited. Parking in Lisbon is paid and heavily monitored in central areas. Blue zones have time limits, and availability is low. Public car parks or hotel parking are more reliable options. |
Finding fuel or charging points Fuel is easy to find — EV charging is improving. Petrol stations are common in Lisbon. EV charging stations in Lisbon are growing, especially near major car parks. Use Mobi.E or PlugShare to find one nearby. |
Local driving style and tips Driving is fast-paced but manageable. Local driving rules in Lisbon are generally respected. City traffic can be busy and assertive, especially in narrow areas. Stay focused, give way where needed, and avoid peak hours for a more relaxed experience. |