Lisbon has many options for Hostels and Airbnbs, and anything close to a metro station (especially the RED LINE) will be good for getting to Festival activities and also getting around the city. Lisbon is not that big, so it is possible to reach the Festival headquarters in 30-40 minutes by subway, practically from anywhere. The journey by metro costs €1.50, by bus €2.00 and by elétricos €3.00, and you can buy the public transport card (€0.50) and recharge it at any Metro station. The card is also valid for buses and elétricos (which, in turn, also accept cash). YOU MUST WEAR MASKS IN PUBLIC TRANSPORT, RESPECT THE LEGISLATION.

Here is a map of the subway lines showing the best regions to stay within that time distance and also with good options for where to walk around. A good hostel price will be around 20-25 euros per night in a shared room. You can find it cheaper or more expensive, but just to get an idea of the price. 

So, on the map, the stations that we circulate in ORANGE are the ones that are within walking distance of our main location (up to 20 minutes walking). The ones that are circled by PURPLE are more in the center of the city, great places to stay and walk are around 30 to 40 minutes by metro from the main space of the Festival.

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The metro opens at 6 am and closes at 1 am, but you will still have options for Bus/Elétricos, Uber or Bolt. Uber and Bolt here are not very expensive, sometimes it is even cheaper to take an Uber/Bolt sharing the ride than taking the metro.

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But to enjoy the city and the tours, in addition to moving between the festival venues, download the LIME app to use scooters and electric bicycles. LIME is a partner of IRREVERENTE and offers 20% off to those who have an Early Birds Package or the Festival's General Package.