Meeting point – 9:30 am – In front of D. Pedro IV statue at Rossio square

Price:  Regular 18 Euros  – Under 12 is free of charge

Free Cancellation Available: Cancel up to 24hours in advance and receive a full return

Included: – Pastel de Nata (custard tart) – One tapa and Wine Tasting – Local English Speaking Guide

Not Included: Lunch – Guided Visit inside the monuments – Gratuities – Vintage Cable Car Tram Ticket- Hotel Pick-up and drop-off

Places we visit: Baixa, Carmo, Chiado, Alfama

Additional Info: Bring comfortable shoes, comfortable clothes – Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level – Not wheelchair accessible

Local guides give you a great insight into Lisbon’s lifestyle, history and culture as well useful tips, during this 3h walk tour.

Get to know the highlights of Lisbon passing by on the important neighbourhoods of Lisbon: Rossio, Restauradores, Carmo, Chiado, Alfama and Comércio square.

Taste the famous Pastel de Nata and stop for a wine tasting and a tapa (codfish cake).

Intimate experience with a local guide and Maximum of 14 people per group

Avoid the stress of walking in the narrow streets of the old town Lisbon

Visit the Rossio square, the heart of both old and new Lisbon. Learn how the city of Lisbon was destroyed in the 18^th century and then totally rebuilt to become the city of today. Take a look at the Obelisk on the Restauradores Square, commemorating the Restoration of Portugal’s independence from Spain in 1640, after sixty years of Spanish rule. Marvel at the intricate Neo-Manueline architecture of the Rossio Central Station.

Learn about the Carnation Revolution of 1974 as you visit the beautiful Carmo Square. At the place where Portugal’s old dictatorial regime fell after 48 years. Walk through the elegant Chiado neighbourhood, with its old cafés, theatres and bookstores. Now it’s time to have a pause and try the typical Portuguese pastry – the famous Pastel de Nata and understand why is so popular in our country.

Wander through the old maze of small squares and narrow alleyways of the Moorish Alfama neighbourhood, where time seems to have stopped a thousand years ago. Learn about Fado, Portugal’s own musical genre, as you go past the Fado Museum and some Alfama’s hideen, intimate Fado restaurants.

Stop for a glass of green wine and a tapa tasting at a typical wine bar. Pass at Lisbon’s Cathedral, the city’s oldest church, built in 1147. Finish your tour in Praça do Comércio, formerly the entrance hall of the city, one of Europe’s largest and most beautiful squares.

Arrive 10min before to avoid delays. In case of delays please contact us + 351 968 412 612 – Our guide is wearing a Badge with a blue ribbon.

How to book if my group is more then 14 people?
You can make the booking for as many people you want, but keeping in mind that the group will be split in different groups with different guides, maximum 14 people per group.

I don’t want to join a group, can I make a booking just for me and my family?
We also have this tour as a private option. If you book it, it’s only going to be you and your family with the guide. And if you are staying a 5-10 minute walking distance from the city centre, we can pick you up at your hotel or address. Just follow this link to make the booking.

I’m bringing a baby or a child. Is it possible to carry a stroller?
It could be difficult due to cobblestones street and the hills that we’ll walk up and down. To avoid delaying the rest of the group, a good idea is to do this tour as a private walk.

One of the persons in the group is on a wheel chair, is it possible to join the tour?
It’s not possible, but you can contact us, because we can give you contact of a specialized tour company that will take you.

What if it’s raining?
We do the tour always. Only if there are any alert by authorities saying that there is danger on the visited region, we will cancel the tour (with full refund) or try to reschedule for another date