Lisbon · WALKING TOURS
This city is walkable in the sense that it is small, not in the sense that it is flat. The 15 below cover the Baixa grid rebuilt after 1755, the Alfama lanes the earthquake spared and the viewpoints in between, with an honest word on the climbing.
3-hour Lisbon walking tour with Bairro Alto, Alfama, São Pedro de Alcântara views, an iconic tram ride, plus coffee and cake for $29.
“Very knowledgeable guide. Very sweet lady. Highly recommended. Thankyou.”
A small-group half-day walk through Lisbon’s core, with pastel de nata, wine tasting, and viewpoints from Baixa to Alfama.
“Catarina showed us everything we wanted to see! Several stories about the areas history of the town. The snacks and surprise were wonderful.”
Lisbon’s food and wine walking tour packs 15 tastings, port, ginjinha, and classic bites into 3 hours near Rossio.
“Fantastic tour, Franco the guide was very good, lovely food and drinks we would definitely do it again. 10/10”
A 3-hour guided walk through Rossio, Chiado and Alfama with pastel de nata, snack and wine tastings, plus Lisbon history.
“Filipe was fantastic! He was so knowledgable! This is the second tour on my trip that he was the guide. He was so warm and hospitable. I highly recommend this walking tour.”
Walk Belém’s Age of Discovery highlights with a live guide, free sights, and a stop for pasteis de Belém at Lisbon’s waterfront.
“I guess it depends on your guide. The English tour was OK. The guide was knowledgeable but boring. She seemed in a hurry and skipped some important stuff.”
Sintra and Cascais day tour with Pena Palace entry and garden walk, coastal Cape da Roca views, and free time in postcard villages.
“Our was a great storyteller. She was very knowledgable and down to earth. Created a cohesive tour that was well balanced. Delightfully engaged through to the end. Tip - Look up lunch spots in Sintra before you go so you’re able to make the most of your time in town exploring versus looking for a place to eat.”
A small-group food-and-culture walk through Mouraria with 12 tastings and 5 drinks, plus local history and lively neighborhood stops.
“Wonderful tour! Daniella was informative, personal, and generous with her time (and the food, always offering seconds). Learned a lot about Portuguese culture and history. Highly recommend!”
A 2-hour German walking tour through Lisbon’s Baixa, Chiado, and Bica, hitting Santa Justa, Carmo ruins, azulejos, and market stops.
“Absolut informativ, interessant, kurzweilig, Geschichte und Gegenwart erklärt! Super gemacht 👍”
Ride Lisbon Tram 28, then walk Alfama with an English guide for city views, Fado stories, and top Old Town landmarks in 3 hours.
“Our guide, Nono, was brilliant - lots of information and tales of historical value. We walked through isn't different fidtricts & were entertained throughput”
3.5-hour Lisbon center walk through Baixa, Chiado, Bairro Alto, Alfama, with Tagus views, Santa Justa, Carmo ruins, and a liquor tasting.
Join a 90-minute street art walk in Lisbon’s Graça. See Obey Giant, Vhils, Add Fuel, and an International Women’s Day 2025 gallery.
“Catia was so engaging and has great first hand knowledge of the art and artists. Really enjoyable and informative”
Enjoy a 3-hour Belém walk in Lisbon with a guided Jerónimos Monastery ticket, Pastéis de Belém tasting, and the Discoveries monument.
“John was an amazing guide. We skipped all the lines for the monastery tour, and the whole experience was handled with extreme professionalism. I can't recommend him enough. On a scale of 1 to 5, he gets a 5+!"”
Lisbon’s best first walk through Baixa and Chiado, with Santa Justa, Carmo ruins, 1755 quake and Carnation Revolution stories.
“I am here since 10 am. Tour Guide did not show up. If tour is cancelled, we should be notified ahead of time and be refunded.”
A half-day Lisbon mix of old-town walking, Tagus boat views, and an 8-minute helicopter ride plus key sights like Belem Tower.
“Loved the helicopter! The airspace was restricted over the river so we ended up over the beach, and it was beautiful. Our guide Pedro was full of valuable information, and you can tell he loves talking about Portugal. There was a little too much waiting at times to move between the different locations.”
Belém in 3 hours: skip the Jerónimos line, see Vasco de Gamma Church details, taste Pasteis de Belém, then end at Belém Tower.
“Excellent guide. Took her time. Very personal and knowledgeable. Lucky to have found the perfect tour.”
Every kind of Lisbon day, and the best of each.
