Monument · Baixa, Lisbon

Santa Justa Lift

Santa Justa Lift
Photo: Dicklyon, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons

This iron elevator was built in 1902. It moves passengers between the lower city and the hill above. The top platform offers city views.

Updated September 27, 2026On day 3 of Lisbon: Weekend Escape

Visiting Santa Justa Lift: what to know

Tickets
Admission fee applies; current prices available on site
Time needed
15 to 30 minutes
Best time
Early morning to avoid crowds
Getting there
Short walk from Rossio square in Baixa

Lisbon itineraries with Santa Justa Lift

Day 3 of Lisbon: Weekend Escape

Baixa and Chiado

How Santa Justa Lift fits into a day.
  1. 10:00Praça do ComércioBaixa
  2. 11:00Rua Augusta ArchBaixa
  3. 12:00Santa Justa LiftBaixa
  4. 14:00Carmo ConventChiado
  5. 16:00ChiadoChiado
  6. 18:00Miradouro de São Pedro de AlcântaraBairro Alto
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Santa Justa Lift FAQs

Does the Santa Justa Lift still run?

Yes. It operates as a working elevator for the public.

What are the opening hours of the Santa Justa Lift?

Hours are not listed in the data. Confirm locally.

Is there a view from the Santa Justa Lift?

Yes. The upper deck overlooks central Lisbon.

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