LISBON
138 Tours Reviewed
Portugal wine can be simple. This Lisbon tasting turns wine education into a hands-on lesson you can actually use. You start with a quick briefing on Portuguese wine regions, then you work through a guided tasting of five wines. What…
Lisbon Countryside Food Tour on a Vintage Car: A half-day of real Portugal A classic car tour can feel like a shortcut to nowhere. This one actually gives you a route and a reason to be there: Sintra countryside nature,…
Petiscos night in Lisbon beats a sit-down dinner. In three hours, you’ll walk from Príncipe Real into Bairro Alto while tasting petiscos and drinking local wine at four stops, including flame-roasted chouriço and Port with custard tarts. I especially like…
Turning the ride into the party is the point here. I like the simple setup: an hour-long bike tour that mixes major Lisbon river sights with an open bar. You pedal—or ride along—while your guide helps you glide past places…
Food first, Lisbon second, and that’s perfect. This tour is a focused way to understand Portuguese eating habits without the usual crowds, in Campo de Ourique, guided by a local guide who knows the neighborhood and its food culture by…
Lisbon tastes better when you have a plan. This private 3–4 hour walk-and-sip tour threads together Baixa, Rossio, Chiado, and Carmo with a Portuguese wine and tapas tasting led by a professional guide. Along the way, you get practical context…
A day trip that tastes like Portugal. This small-group tour strings together wine country, a local market, and Setúbal’s best viewpoints, all in one smooth 5.5-hour loop from Lisbon. You’ll cross the Ponte 25 de Abril, visit Palácio da Bacalhôa,…
Food tastes better when you walk for it. This Lisbon tour takes you into the Baixa and Mouraria backstreets and pairs that with a Fado House dining moment you won’t find on a typical checklist. I love how the tastings…
That’s not just a cooking class. It’s a hands-on, English-taught evening (2 hours) where you make classic Portuguese street snacks and then eat them together with wine and a sweet finish of ginja. I especially like the lineup: you don’t…
Évora and Monsaraz feel like a different Portugal. This day trip trades Lisbon’s tram bells for Alentejo’s cork and vineyard country, then lands you in UNESCO-protected Évora for major landmarks like the Chapel of Bones and Roman remains. After that,…
Lisbon tastes better on foot. This 3-hour local market and food walking tour is a smart way to learn the city’s story through what people actually buy and eat, from downtown shopfronts to classic riverside bites. I especially like how…
Port wine in Lisbon is the kind of plan that pays off fast. This 1-hour Port tasting at From The Vine: Wine Tasting Bar is a friendly, small-group way to learn what makes Portuguese Port tick, without turning it into…
This day trip turns Lisbon into wine country fast. You get a private guide, a scenic drive south, and tastings that connect grape varieties to the people growing them in places like Cheleiros and Bucelas. What I like most is…
Lisbon tastes better when you walk it. This Portuguese Food Tour is a small-group, story-led food crawl that pairs classic bites with drinks and neighborhood context. You’ll move through some of the city’s best-known areas, but the focus stays squarely…
Lisbon tastes better when you stop often. This No Diet Club tour turns a 2.5-hour walk into a many-tastings sampler of Portuguese comfort food, and I like that all food is included so you can focus on enjoying each stop…
