Get an in-depth look at the Portuguese capital of Lisbon on a walking tour with a local guide. Explore Rossio Square, Restauradores Square, Commerce Square, Lisbon Cathedral, the Chiado neighborhood, and more. Taste local snacks and wine. Start the tour in Rossio Square, the heart of both new and old Lisbon, keeping an eye out for the intricate neo-Manueline architecture at Rossio Central Station. In the middle of Restauradores Square, see the obelisk that commemorates the restoration of Portugal’s independence from Spain. At Carmo Square, learn about the Carnation Revolution of 1974 that ended 48 years of dictatorship. Later, visit the elegant Chiado district and see old cafés, boutiques, theatres, and quaint bookstores. Admire the heart of the city, Baixa. This neighborhood was completely rebuilt after the earthquake of the 18th century, obeying new rules of urbanism and anti-systemic architecture. Try a typical Portuguese pastry, the famous pastel de nata (egg custard tart), then continue to the Moorish Alfama neighborhood and get an up-close encounter with the art of Fado, Lisbon’s unique musical genre. While tucked in between alleys and winding streets of the oldest neighborhood of Lisbon, enjoying a local snack and glass of wine. End your tour of Lisbon at Praça do Comércio to see the former entrance hall of the city.

Arriving to our shop you'll meet our your guide and we will help you check-in and strap up your helmet so we are ready to begin our journey. We start off with a hands-on driving lesson so that you can grab the Segway confidently and get out climbing through its charming little streets - our dedicated staff will help you along the way. There is already so much to see riding out from our training grounds and as we set course to Terreiro do Paço, one of the most famous squares in Portugal - get in touch with the history of the Discoveries and the time of famous explorers sailing across the world. From here we move to the luxury Chiado area, famous for its shopping and vintage stores, and end up hill in the square of Largo do Carmo, in front of the old monastery that did not survive the Lisbon earthquake of 1755. Moving down the hill we to the busy Downtown of Lisbon, famous for its bustling commerce, its cafeterias and liquor shops, and of course, the beautiful portuguese stone patterns covering the ground, the typical portuguese calçada. Enjoy the ride back to our office as we pass through the Downtown with 18th century "Manhattan style" architecture, the old yellow electric trams and so much more to see.

Embark on a 6-hour electric bike tour with 4 different modes of assistance, making climbing the Sintra mountain a lot easier, even for those used to a sedentary lifestyle. The tour begins with a briefing on how the bikes work. Then, head to Rossio station to catch the train for Sintra. During the train trip, you’ll have time to let your guide know if you’d like to visit some of the palaces along the way or if you just want to cycle. When you arrive in Sintra, you can visit the National Palace if you like. Most of your cycling tour takes place within the natural park of Sintra-Cascais. You’ll have the option of visiting Quinta da Regaleira, built between 1904 and 1910, a place renowned for its symbolism, magic, and mystery. Shortly after you’ll pass by Seteais, a former 18th-century palace that is now a 5-star hotel.   Continue your trip along roads flanked by majestic groves until you reach the entrance of Monserrate Park and Palace, one of the most beautiful creations in the Portuguese Romanticism style. Arrive at Colares, a place that’s well known for its vineyards. Continue on to Penedo village, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking views from the atrium of the church, before cycling on to Urgueira village. Take a break for lunch in Azóia village, where you’ll find a great variety of restaurants. With renewed energy, continue your tour through an ancient forest and make your way up to the Peninha Sanctuary, located 488 meters above sea level. From here, you’ll have a panoramic view of the Espichel Cape and Arrábida, to the south, Carvoeiro Cape and Berlengas, to the north, and the entire Sintra mountain to the northeast. Returning to the center of Sintra, you’ll cycle downhill and have one last look at Pena Palace, an important monument of the Portuguese Romanticism movement. You’ll be traveling with an informative and helpful guide, as passionate about beloved Sintra as about cycling. Alternatively, go down to Guincho wild beach – with its never-ending dunes and typical winds that are so treasured by windsurfing lovers – until you reach the bicycle path to Cascais. Return to Lisbon through the beautiful town of Cascais by train where you will have one of the most amazing views over the Portuguese coast.

The tour starts at Praça do Comércio and heads towards Alfama along some of the city’s oldest and narrowest streets. Wander past local bars and restaurants, and feel the vibrant culture of Lisbon all around you as you stop by the Casa dos Bicos, Sé Cathedral, and Igreja de Santo Antonio. Next, walk towards the Portas do Sol viewpoint and admire the stunning views while you soak up the glorious Lisbon sunshine. Visit São Jorge Castle next and learn about the rich history of the city as you listen to your guide share stories, tales and anecdotes about the region. After the castle, walk down to the Baixa area to visit Augusta street, Rossio Square, São Domingos Church and the Jewish Memorial. Time to visit the Casa do Alentejo, the Restauradores Square, and Rossio Station next, before heading onto Carmo Square to see the National Guard Museum and the stunning Carmo Church. Nearing the end of the tour, visit the Santa Justa Elevator and the São Pedro de Alcantara view point to marvel at the breathtaking landscapes that surround you and enjoy some time to take some photos. The final leg of the tour takes you towards Bairro Alto and the Bohemian neighbourhood before finishing up at Praça Camões.

Bem-vindo a Lisboa! Let's soak up Lisbon's lifestyle and its most important historical events on this guided tour through its streets. For approximately two hours, we will discover the past and present of the Portuguese capital, so come and join us! To think of Lisbon is to see the yellow colour of its most famous square, to hear Fado and to think of cod. But enough of thinking about it, it's time to experience the city! This guided tour of Lisbon starts at Rossío Square. We will learn about its importance and its most curious anecdotes and we will take the opportunity to appreciate the façade of the Rossío train station and its hectic atmosphere. Nearby is the Elevador de Santa Justa, a century-old lift, inaugurated in 1902, which connects the lower streets of the Baixa district with the upper streets of Chiado. Its purpose is to help Lisboners climb the steep, cobbled streets of the city. Once we have seen this area, we will continue walking until we come across the Rua Augusta Arch, which is the gateway from the sea to Lisbon, crossing the busiest pedestrian street in the city. The arch is an icon symbolising Lisbon's strength in recovering from the 1755 earthquake. Opposite the arch is the Praça do Comércio, to which we will go next. It is one of the most beautiful squares in Europe, with the Tagus estuary right next to it. It was once the place that welcomed travellers by boat, and saw the arrival of ordinary citizens as well as Kings and Heads of State. It was the site of the Royal Palace, destroyed during the earthquake, whose reconstruction was carried out by the Marquis of Pombal. It is time to change tack and enter Lisbon's bohemian and artistic district, Chiado. Highlights include Rua Garrett Avenue, the Bertrand bookshop, Praça Luís de Camoes - a meeting place for Lisboners - and the 18th-century rococo Largo de Sao Carlos, which we will visit. If Lisbon is your next destination, don't hesitate to get to know it with our expert guides, who will make you see it, feel it and enjoy it to the fullest. We want you to enjoy it like a local, that's why our guide will give you first-hand recommendations of the best and most authentic places to visit on your getaway. Have a nice day and book now!

Feel the magic of Lisbon on a private 2-hour introductory tour through the city's most charming and fascinating quarters. Get to know the essence of the city as you walk through the streets of the Chiado and Baxa Pombalina districts. Meet your guide in Largo do Chiado and enjoy a walk in the surrounding area. Visit the beautiful churches of Nossa Senhora do Loreto and the Church of Sao Roque. Enter Cervejaria Trindade, a historic Portuguese restaurant with tiles, frescoes, and arches. Afterward, head to the famous Santa Justa Lift to enjoy spectacular views of the city. Conveniently visit the ruins of the Carmo Convent with skip-the-line tickets. Take a minute to relax under the trees in Largo do Carmo Square. Admire Rossio Station's Neo-Manueline architecture and the neo-Moorish style of the famous restaurant, Casa do Alentejo, a former palace of the 17th century. During your tour try Ginja, the most popular liquor in Portugal and also visit the Church of Sao Domingos. Walk along the elegant Rua Augusta to the stunning arch that leads into the Plaça do Comercio, the entrance to the city. Conclude your tour by relaxing and enjoying views of the Tejo River.

Spend a full day touring Lisbon with a private guide, taking in all the main sites as you travel along the city’s narrow streets and through its lively squares. This tour, that’s priced for a group of up to 3 participants, begins in lovely Eduardo VII Park, overlooking the Tagus River. Continue on to the Marques de Pombal Square, along Avenida da Liberdade, and to Rossio Station, one of the unique places that’s not to be missed. At Rossio Square you’ll see the Dona Maria II National Theater and São Domingos Church. Admire the shops and cafés along beautiful Augusta Street, the majestic Manueline door of the Old Conception Church, and ancient Palace Square as you head to the heart of Lisbon. In Alfama you’ll have a chance to explore the most ancient and traditional neighborhood of Lisbon, with its narrow streets, small squares, and typical restaurants. From here you’ll head to Bairro Alto, another old neighborhood, and one the best known districts of the city. Take a break to enjoy a traditional Portuguese meal with local wine. The Belém quarter is sure to be a highlight of your tour, and where you’ll see the Jeronimos Monastery, the Belém Tower, and the Monument to the Discoveries. As the day ends, you’ll have a chance to taste a local delicacy, the pastel de Belém.

You have two different tours to choose from, depending on your interests. Bairro Alto Bohemian Walking Tour Meet your guide at Pedro IV Square. After a brief introduction about the history of Lisbon, you will head to the Queen Maria II National Theatre, the São Domingos church dating back to the 13th century, the Lisbon Jewish Memorial, and then the Rossio train station. Next, walk down Rua Augusta, Lisbon's main pedestrian street, and head to the famous Santa Justa lift, before exploring Commerce Square and the Chiado district. Stop for a Pastel de Nata and Ginjinha liquor tasting while admiring the picturesque Funicular da Bica in the Bairro Alto district. Wander through the narrow bohemian streets, admiring its colors and smells. The tour ends at a beautiful viewpoint overlooking Lisbon, called the Miradouro São Pedro Alcântara. Monumental Belem District Walking Tour Meet your tour guide at the Belem Tourist Office. Head to the Monument to the Discoveries, the Belem Tower, and the Monastery of Jerónimos. Stop for a Pastel de Belem along the way. The tour ends in front of the Presidential Belem Palace.