Climb aboard an electric e-bike to make light work of the 7 hills of Lisbon. Considered by many to be too hard for cycling - thanks to its constant ascents and descents - you can contradict that theory, even reaching the highest points of the city. Departing from Rua Cais de Santarém, close to the harbor, head off to sites such as the famous flea market of Feira da Ladra, the monumental church of Panteão Nacional, and the Mannerist Monastery of São Vicente de Fora.  Get panoramic views from the terrace of Chão do Loureiro, the Miradouro da Graça viewpoint, and the mirador of Monte Agudo in Penha de França. Your electric motor buzzing, pass the 15th-century Palácio Belmonte and the quaint neighborhood of Vila Berta. Chill out in the Campos Mártires da Pátria and the Jardim do Torel park.  And see some of the city’s most iconic sights, including the Sé de Lisboa cathedral, and the Ascensor da Lavra funicular, one of the first vehicles to conquer Lisbon’s hills back in 1884.

Navigate the hills of Lisbon with ease on a private 2.5-hour tour of the historic Alfama district and see sights such as the Sé Cathedral and National Pantheon.  Start with a practice session to make sure you feel confident on the 2-wheel personal transporter before you set off. Take in the picture postcard views from the Miradouro da Graça, and then journey through history to the multicultural neighborhood of Mouraria. Marvel at the small details of the city, such as hand-painted tiles, clothes hanging out to dry on lines and the Romanesque houses of the nobles. Discover iconic monuments as you glide along the narrow streets to arrive at the cosmopolitan Baixa district, full of traditional shops and cafés. Admire the luxury hotels of Avenida de Liberdade and take souvenir photos from the Portas do Sol viewpoint.

Book your ticket for the Hills Tram Tour and ride a vintage tram through the most traditional quarters of Lisbon. You’ll travel through the neighborhoods of Alfama, Mouraria, Chiado, Bairro Alto, and Lapa. Get to know some of city's most unforgettable landmarks such as Castelo São Jorge, Sé Catedral, and the Basílica da Estrela. Visit the old quarter, famous for its museums, such as MUDE, Museu do Chiado, and Museu de Arte Antiga. Take in stunning views from Miradouro da Graça, Miradouro Senhora do Monte, Portas do Sol, and Miradouro de Santa Luzia. An on-board audio guide is available in Portuguese, Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese.

This tuk tuk tour is a new way of seeing and experiencing the life of Lisbon, riding in an eco-friendly, 100 per cent electric vehicle. A professional trained in the area of leisure and tourism and with in-depth knowledge of the history, culture, art, and architecture of Lisbon will take you on a 2.5-hour tour that’s priced for up to 3 passengers. The City of Hills Tour takes you to the city's most iconic sites, and you can customize the itinerary to your interests. Some of the many possibilities include: • Praça do Comércio • Praça do Município • Chiado • Teatro São Carlos • Teatro São Luiz • Largo de Camões • Igreja de São Roque • Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara • Elevador da Glória • Jardim do Príncipe Real • Largo do Rato • Rua de São Bento (Casa Museu Amália Rodrigues) or Basílica da Estrela (Calçada da Estrela) • Assembleia da República • Poço dos Negros • Calçada do Combro • Miradouro de Santa Catarina • Elevador da Bica • Convento do Carmo • Estação do Rossio • Elevador de Santa Justa • Igreja de Santo António • Sé de Lisboa • Miradouro de Santa Luzia • Castelo de São Jorge • Teatro Romano • Miradouro Portas do Sol • Miradouro da Graça • Igreja da Graça • Miradouro da Senhora do Monte • Igreja de São Vicente de Fora • Feira da Ladra • Panteão Nacional • Alfama • Casa dos Bicos • Praça do Comércio 

Climb aboard a battery powered 2-seat Renault Twizy and explore the historic streets of Lisbon by GPS audio guide. This rental provides plenty of time to uncover the secrets of the Portuguese capital, exploring important neighborhoods, with stunning panoramic views along the way. Each Twizy is equipped with an automatic gearbox for ease of use, and is completely silent as it drives. The GPS audio guide will help you find your way with ease, providing a fascinating context to the sites you will see en route. Learn about the historic Igreja de Santo António in Castelo. Marvel at the ornate façade of the Cathedral Sé, and go to the Portas do Sol (Gates to the Sun) in the Alfama district for stunning city views. Continue to the Miradouro da Graça for more panoramic views. Then, pass the monastery of São Vicene da For and the 17th-century Panteão Nacional (National Pantheon) in the Church of Santa Engrácia. Cruise the historic streets of Alfama, Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, and discover the Viewpoint of Senhora do Monte. Go to Mouraria Neighborhood, and marvel at the Manueline façade of the Casa dos Bicos. Head into the elegant Lisbon Baixa and find tree-lined boulevards full of cafés and shops.

Explore the medieval quarter of Alfama, famous for its Fado culture and narrow streets, on a 3-hour walking tour. Get panoramic views from the Miradouro da Graça before entering the heart of the Alfama district. Listen to detailed information about the history of the neighborhood and the social issues that the community faces today. Discuss a wide variety of topics, including current events in Portugal and the rich culinary traditions. Take the tour on a Tuesday or Saturday and get the chance to visit the Feira da Ladra flee market. Avail of the services of a certified local guide whose mission is to promote the culture and heritage of Portugal and give recommendations about things to do and see. Learn how to negotiate the public transportation system or chat about any subjects according to your needs. 

Forget selfies or pestering strangers, and instead document your holiday in contemporary and candid style. Return home with amazing photography of your travels to share with friends and family. Decide the kind of pictures you'd like to take and your tour provider will do the rest. They'll arrange a shoot based on your requirements, whether you are on a family getaway, a romantic trip, or a livelier one with friends.  Meet the photographer in Lisbon and let them work their magic. The photographers are handpicked local experts, and are happy to share their insider's knowledge of the city to help you get that perfect shot. After your shoot, you'll receive a link to your own password protected online gallery within 5 working days. There you'll find your professionally edited images, all free to download. Create mementos that will last a lifetime, and look back over your travels with fond memories.

Visit Lisbon's most magnificent belvederes and enjoy the city from over 5 different perspectives. Experience the charm of Lisbon through its unique views. Lisbon is a city that will surprise you at every corner and its belvederes are no exception, able to delight both the city's residents and anyone who visits. You will have at your disposal a tour specially dedicated to these remarkable viewing points in Lisbon. Witness incomparable views and seek in the atmosphere by visiting the following viewpoints: Portas do Sol, Graça, Senhora do Monte, Torel Garden, São Pedro de Alcântara and Eduardo  VI.

This tour is a new way of seeing all the most beautiful places in Lisbon by night with 100% electric Tuk Tuk vehicles. A fun and personalized way of getting to know the city, visitors are led by professionals trained in the area of leisure and tourism with in-depth knowledge of the history, culture, art and architecture of the city in the language of their choice.  The "City by Night" tour explores the city's most beautiful sites by night: - Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara - Miradouro das Portas do Sol - Miradouro da Senhora do Monte

Mouraria is a historic neighborhood located in the heart of Lisbon, Portugal. It is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city, known for its narrow streets, traditional architecture, and vibrant multicultural community. It was once home to Lisbon's Moorish population during the Middle Ages. Over time, the neighborhood became a melting pot of cultures, with people from all over the world settling there. Today, it is still a diverse and lively neighborhood, with many immigrants from African and Asian countries, as well as Portuguese locals. One of the most famous attractions in Mouraria is the Castle of São Jorge, a medieval fortress located on a hill overlooking the neighborhood. Other notable landmarks include the Fado Museum and the Martim Moniz Square, which is home to a popular food market. The neighborhood is also known for its vibrant street art, with many murals and graffiti decorating the walls and buildings. Visitors can explore the streets of Mouraria on foot, taking in the sights and sounds of this unique and colorful neighborhood.