Portugal · WALKING TOURS IN LISBON
Every trip has one free day too few. These 14 walking tours in Lisbon justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Explore Lisbon’s Bairro Alto, Alfama, viewpoints, churches, and a classic tram ride with a local guide, coffee, and pastel de nata.
“Juan was a fantastic guide & so full of interesting & entertaining information about the history of Lisbon & also Portugal as a whole. We enjoyed a relaxed walk & would highly recommend this tour.”
Walk Lisbon from Rossio to Alfama with a local guide, pastel de nata, wine and tapas, historic squares, viewpoints, and Commerce Square.
“Our tour guide knew her city inside out. Highly recommend this tour and guide. We had a great time , and also got to sample pastel de nata.”
Taste 15 Portuguese specialties, wines, beer, and ginjinha while walking Lisbon’s Baixa with a lively local guide.
“Filipa was a fantastic tour guide – very entertaining, with excellent knowledge of the city and its history. The venues were close to each other, so there were no long walks. The tastings gave a great overall impression.”
Explore Lisbon’s Rossio, Chiado, Baixa, and Alfama with a local guide, plus pastel de nata, codfish cake, and wine for $23.
“Carlos A was an awesome guide. he was very patient with our group and was open to answering all our questions. The small treats along the way added a nice touch to the entire tour.”
Walk through Belém’s Age of Discoveries, taste the original pastéis de Belém, and finish at the Tower with an expert English guide.
“None. They changed our scheduled time at the last minute so we had to cancel at the last minute. Not very organized at all. We only lost a few dollars.”
Review of a Sintra and Cascais day tour from Lisbon with Pena Palace, gardens, Cabo da Roca, hotel pickup, and small-group transport.
“Enjoyed experience even in the rain. We didn’t get to enjoy the views outside because of dense fog, but we made the best of it. Lots of walking uphill.”
Taste Lisbon through Mouraria’s Fado roots, family eateries, wine, pastries, and local stories on a four-hour small-group walk.
“Dani managed to transfer us the true spirit of the city through traditional food tasting but also through the whole mentality of the different generations and cultures co existing peacefully in the beautiful and vastly different parts of the city. Thank you for this amazing experience we will never look Lisbon the same way as before!”
Explore Lisbon’s Baixa, Chiado, and Bica with a German-speaking guide, from Santa Justa Lift to Time Out Market in two informative hours.
“Absolut informativ, interessant, kurzweilig, Geschichte und Gegenwart erklärt! Super gemacht 👍”
Ride Lisbon’s famous Tram 28, explore Alfama, see cathedral and pantheon, and learn about Fado with a small English-speaking group.
“Great fun on the tram. Guided tour was packed with info about the city and included some great views.”
Review of Lisbon’s 3.5-hour small-group walking tour through Baixa, Chiado, Bairro Alto, and Alfama, with river views and tile-lined streets.
Explore Graça’s street art with an artist guide, from Obey Giant and Vhils to fresh murals and Lisbon’s International Women’s Day gallery.
“Absolutely loved this short but lovely introduction to street art in Lisbon. Igor was fun and full of interesting insights into the pieces. Randomly ran into one of the artists as well. Would totally recommend this!”
Walk Lisbon’s Rossio, Chiado, Baixa, and Alfama with a private guide, tasting pastel de nata, tapas, and wine along the way.
“Rachel was a superb tour guide and was patient while we shopped in a few of the stores we passed. She gave us the perfect amount of information, not overloading with names and dates but just enough to give us an overall view of the city's history. She was fun and a great guide.”
Explore Lisbon’s Baixa and Chiado on a lively 2.5-hour tip-based walk covering earthquakes, churches, revolutions, food tips, and city basics.
“Good walking tour to know Lisbon old town, knowing the history and culture behind it and we enjoyed the 2 hour of exploring this charming city even it is pouring 50% of the time.”
Tour Belém with guide Angela, taste an original pastel de Belém, skip the monastery line, and walk to Lisbon’s monuments along the Tagus.
“Angela was an excellent guide. She is very knowledgeable and passionate about the city and Belem neighborhood especially. Explanations of the monastery and history of the area was helpful and she created a fun atmosphere for the group. Seeing pastel de nata being made at the original location and enjoying one in the park was a highlight. Highly recommend!”
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