Fastest way from Paris to Lisbon (Portugal): Flight, about 1h 30min – 1h 57min (from €88). Cheapest: Bus, from €52 (about 20h 30min – 23h 45min). Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 12, 2026): Vueling, TAP Portugal, Transavia France; main departure point: Charles de Gaulle Airport.
There are 2 ways to get from Paris to Lisbon (Portugal)
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on November 12, 2026 for a departure on December 3, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FlixBus | Bus | Paris Bercy Seine | €52 | 5 |
| Blablacar Bus | Bus | Paris Bercy Seine | €57 | 1 |
| Transavia France | Flight | Paris Orly Airport | €88 | 12 |
| Air Europa | Flight | Paris Orly Airport | €102 | 10 |
| Vueling | Flight | Charles de Gaulle Airport | €115 | 30 |
| TAP Portugal | Flight | Paris Orly Airport | €123 | 14 |
| Air France | Flight | Charles de Gaulle Airport | €178 | 4 |
| Brussels Airlines | Flight | Charles de Gaulle Airport | €241 | 2 |
| SAS | Flight | Charles de Gaulle Airport | €601 | 5 |
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Practical tips
Look at the plane and bus table side by side before booking. The gap in price and travel time changes with the date, and the cheapest option is not always the best fit for your schedule.
Paris has several departure points: bus stations and airports. Read the address or terminal on your e-ticket carefully before leaving, so you don't go to the wrong stop or airport.
For flights, a stopover can cancel out the time saved compared with the bus. Check the number of stops and the connection time before confirming, especially if you have luggage or a fixed schedule.
The lowest fares go first, whether by plane or by bus. If your dates are fixed, book early: you avoid paying more and keep a choice of departure time.
For such a long bus ride, bring a pillow, a power bank, food and drinks. Keep an ID document within reach and your ticket on your phone, including offline.
The journey experience
Paris to Lisbon is one of those trips you should compare before booking: the plane and the bus have almost nothing in common. The table on this page puts duration, price range and frequency side by side so you can tell right away which option suits you. Everything can be booked online, with an e-ticket delivered immediately.
The plane is the fastest solution: depending on the dates, you will find direct flights or flights with a stopover, departing from the Paris airports. The bus is the budget option: it is a very long journey, but the fare stays low and stable, and you can sleep on board. It takes patience, a good travel pillow and some snacks, but it works very well if budget comes first.
Our advice: if your time is limited, fly; if budget matters most and you have days to spare, the bus is a real option. Always check the exact departure point on your ticket, and see whether the flight is direct or with a stopover before you pay. Book early to keep a good price.
Frequently asked questions — Paris → Lisbon (Portugal)
It depends on what matters most to you. The plane is by far the fastest, with durations of roughly 1 h 30 to 1 h 55, from €88 (typically up to €129). The bus takes about 21 h to 24 h, but it costs less, from €52 (typically up to €56). Choose the plane to save time, the bus to save money.
By plane, expect roughly 1 h 30 to 1 h 55: that is the duration of direct flights, much faster than the other options. By bus, the trip is much longer, around 21 h to 24 h. Plan for a full night on board if you choose the bus.
By plane, tickets start from €88, with a typical price of up to €129. By bus, fares start from €52, and the typical price goes up to €56. Prices vary with the date and how early you book: booking ahead helps you get the best fare.
The journey leaves from Paris and arrives in Lisbon, Portugal. The exact departure point depends on the option: a Paris airport for the plane, a bus station for the bus. The precise address or terminal is always on your e-ticket: check it before you travel.
It varies with the date and the offer you choose. By plane, the journey takes about 1h30 to 1h55, so flights are generally direct, though some offers may include a stopover. For the bus, the journey takes 21h to 24h; check the offer details before paying to see any changes.
Why visit Lisbon (Portugal)?
- ✓ Wander the lanes of Alfama and hear authentic fado in a traditional casa de fados
- ✓ Ride Tram 28 up to São Jorge Castle for a 360° view over the Tagus
- ✓ Visit the Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower, gems of Manueline architecture
- ✓ Taste a freshly baked pastel de nata at Fábrica da Nata or in Belém
- ✓ Watch the sunset from Miradouro da Senhora do Monte or near the 25 de Abril Bridge
When to visit Lisbon (Portugal)?
MEDITERRANEAN OCEANIC CLIMATE
April to June and September to October — mild temperatures, clear skies and moderate crowds
What to do in Lisbon (Portugal)?
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How long to visit Lisbon (Portugal)?
Allow 3 days to cover the essentials: Alfama, Baixa, Belém and a district like Bairro Alto or Príncipe Real. With 4 to 5 days, add a day trip to Sintra and Cascais, or a beach day at Costa da Caparica. On a short 2-day stay, stick to Alfama, Belém and the city centre, and wear sturdy shoes: the hills are steep.
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