Lisbon Private Tours

Can you imagine all the stories that Lisbon has to tell you? What you have to do is sharpen your eyes. Come with us and discover legends and secrets lost in the cobblestones, kept in the magical stone vaults of the houses, in the bubbling of forgotten recipes, and, always, in the traditions. Be enchanted by our Lisbon tour itinerary that remains steadfast around every corner, in the treading of every step. The city holds a memory that shines in the sun and welcomes everyone in its unforgettable light. Pulled together, let yourself go, sharpen your eyes, remember?

1. 1

   Parque Eduardo VII

   30 min

   You will begin your tour at the Eduardo VII Park, overlooking the Tagus River and the city.

2. 2

   Estatua do Marques de Pombal

   Pass by

   Continue to the center of the city to see the Marquis de Pombal Square, with its impressive statue.

3. 3

   Praca Dom Pedro IV

   45 min

   From there, you will travel along the Avenida da Liberdade, one of the most expensive shopping streets in Europe and home to many of the city’s finest hotels and restaurants. We will visit Rossio Square, one of Lisbon’s most famous squares, frequented by locals and tourists alike. Marvel at the unique façade of Rossio Station, a railway station built in the 1800’s. See the famous Theater D. Maria II, previously known as the Palace of Estaus – the Inquisition Headquarters.

4. 4

   Alfama

   2 hours

   Visit the oldest neighborhoods in the city such as the Alfama, a maze of cobbled streets, ancient houses, and small shops. Learn about the origins of Fado music. Return on your own to listen to the melancholy tunes at one of Alfama’s many Fado bars and restaurants.

5. 5

   Bairro Alto

   2 hours

   Explore the Barrio Alto, the bohemian district, where the old houses are decorated with colorful artwork. At night, Barrio Alto is home to many lively bars and restaurants.

6. 6

   Torre de Belem

   2 hours

   Next up is the Belem District, Lisbon’s monumental and historic area. It is filled with parks, tree-lined plazas, and museums. See the ornate Jeronimos Monastery, where the monks used to provide assistance to seafarers. Visit Belem Tower and the Monument of Discoveries, where you will learn about Portugal’s Golden Age of Exploration. Finally, end your day with the “pastel de Belem,” Lisbon’s delicious custard delicacy.

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
• Dress code is smart casual
• Minimum drinking age is 18 years
• Children must be accompanied by an adult

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.