LISBON
137 Tours Reviewed
Wine tasting with real structure. This Setúbal day trip is built for people who want a calm escape from Lisbon without losing the plot: round-trip transport, a small group (max 16), and guided visits designed around the wine-making story. It…
Lisbon tastes different when you walk with locals. This private half-day food and culture route threads through Mouraria’s Fado roots and central Lisbon, pairing landmark storytelling with hand-picked Portuguese bites and wine. I especially like the 10+ tastings plus wine…
Six ports in one calm hour. This guided tasting in Lisbon is a friendly way to understand port without getting stuck in wine-snob rules. You’ll sample 6 different port wines in one session, and a guide walks you through the…
Cabo Espichel steals the show. This southbound day pairs Cabo Espichel cliff views with a Castelo de Sesimbra viewpoint that looks straight out over the Atlantic. I also like how the day mixes big scenery with real local stops, but…
Lisbon tastes better with a route you can actually follow. This private, 4-hour food-and-wine walk strings together panoramic viewpoints and the city’s most iconic neighborhoods, then lands you at Portuguese spots for 16 tastings paired with drinks. I like that…
One day, big scenery, real food. This small-group tour runs from Lisbon’s zoo gate to Setúbal’s Livramento market, then straight into Arrábida Nature Park for coastal viewpoints, a cave, and beach time. Along the drive you’ll pass a Golden Gate-style…
Two neighborhoods, two tastes, and quick orientation. This Lisbon electric tuk-tuk food tour pairs scenic rides through Alfama, Graça, São Vicente, and Baixa with two food tasting stops and a local guide who explains what you’re seeing (and why it…
Lisbon tastes better with a plan. This 3-hour VIP walking tour through Baixa is pre-booked for priority access, so you can move from one local spot to the next without waiting around. I especially love the drink lineup, including Ginjinha,…
Lisbon is all hills and shortcuts. This Segway food tour helps you handle both. I love how it threads Alfama’s tight lanes with major viewpoints, then adds Portuguese tastings so the walking becomes tasting, not just sightseeing. Two things that…
Lisbon has a way of turning even a short outing into a story. This beer bike tour mixes classic sights—like the 25th April Bridge views—with a party-on-wheels setup and sangria included. I especially like the way it uses the riverfront…
Bone-chapel drama meets wine country. This 8-hour small-group outing puts Évora and Monsaraz at the center, with a lot of scenery time while someone else drives you between the big sights. You get guided context for the sites, plus free…
Pedal, sip, and sightsee in one smooth hour. I love the unlimited beer while you roll along the water, and I also like that the small-group setup keeps the guide engaged. One thing to plan for: this tour depends on…
Portuguese food tastes best when someone else picks the places. This Baixa-focused walk is built around classic plates, local drinks, and a guide who explains what you’re actually eating. I especially like the mix of Portuguese petiscos and street food…
Food and history meet in Baixa. On this 3-hour Lisbon walking tour, you get a set route through the historic Baixa area with pre-booked, priority service so you spend less time waiting and more time eating. It also hands you…
This day trip packs history and views. You’re trading Lisbon traffic for UNESCO Évora, the Chapel of Bones, and a walled medieval town in Alentejo, then finishing with local wine tasting. It’s a tight 8-hour loop that makes you feel…
