Sicuramente i bus ed il tram che vanno nel quartiere di Belem non attraversano il ponte se scendi in prossimità è giusto per una passeggiata sul lungofiume o per salire sul punto panoramico del ponte Pilar 7. I treni che arrivano a Lisbona invece sicuramente passano sul ponte.

Basta prendere il tram che dalla Praca do Commercio va in direzione Belem e scendere nei pressi della struttura che, vista la sua mole, si vede benissimo.

Sim, de carro (carro particular, uber ou táxi) ou de comboio. Na ponte não entram pedestres. Mas é muito legal. Lembra em muito a Golden gate de San Francisco, com bonita vista do porto de Lisboa. Não vá em horários de muito movimento (começo e término do horário comercial e horário do almoço), de olho no city maper e veja se há engarrafamentos e bom passeio. Obs: "Existe pedágio (portagem) no local".

ssorry, I can't answer, w were on a ship

el urbano es el 101.

Hola, el urbano 101, que te deja en el santuario.

The best place for a photo is at the bottom of the Cristo Rei facing de bridge.

Si vous trouvez la ligne de métro ou de bus, au retour, juste au pied du pont se trouve le LX Factory qui peut être une superbe sortie. Le matin au Cristo Rei et l'après midi au LX 😉😎

I went by bus and got off by the bridge, so I didn't see where you go to cross the bridge because i was underneath it. You can't cross the bridge by foot. You can cross the river by ferry if you go to Cais do Sodré terminal (train, green line metro and bus stops depending where you are coming from). if you take the ferry from there to Cacilhas, then you can get a bus to the statue. There are tours which take you over the bridge itself. There are trains which run underneath the road part of the bridge, so you could look those up too. Have fun!!!

To travel to the Cristo Rei Statue from Lisbon requires a ferry that departs from Cais do Sodré ferry terminal and then a short bus ride from Cacilhas bus station. The entire journey takes approximately one hour (depending on connections) and the return trip costs less than 5 euro. The ferry to Cacilhas departs from the Cais do Sodré ferry terminal which is connected to the train and metro station of the same name. Cais do Sodré is the last stop on the green metro line and is the departure train station to Cascais and Estoril. The ferry terminal is just outside the station but is clearly signed. The Cacilhas ferry is an important commuter route and there are numerous services during the day. It is suggested to avoid the busy rush hour and outside of this time there is a ferry service at least every 20 minutes. The ferry journey takes 15 minutes and the Cacilhas ferry continues until 1am. The single ferry ticket cost 1.25 and is charged to the Viva Viagem ticket, the reusable public transport ticket of Lisbon. The initial purchase of the Viva Viagem ticket is 0.50 and a return fare is twice that of the single. The bus service from Cacilhas bus station to Cristo Rei is the number 101 route. The bus journey takes around 20 minutes and is the final stop of the route. The service has regular departures from Cacilhas bus station with buses leaving on the hour and at 30 minutes past the hour between 9am and 5pm every day. A return ticket costs € 2.00 and the tickets are purchased from the driver and are not charged to the Viva Viagem ticket. Buses from Cristo Rei back to Cacilhas depart at 25 and 55 past the hour with departs from the same bus stop as the incoming service. Cacilhas bus station is a directly connected to the ferry terminal, next to the over land metro station. The bus station is much quieter than the bus stations in Lisbon and is very easy to navigate. Each of the bus stands is clearly labeled with the services that depart from each stand and at each stand is a clear bus timetable.