LISBON
13 Tours Reviewed
Sunset supper in Bairro Alto is a smart plan. This Devour tour turns Lisbon’s famous food scene into a walking night out, built around petiscos and Portuguese wine pairings. You get 7+ food tastes and 5 alcoholic drinks over about…
Lisbon can feel like a lot at once, so this Baixa food-and-drink walk gives you an easy way in. On a guided loop around the city’s center, you eat classic Portuguese dishes and sip four included drinks, with local stops…
Six bites later, Lisbon feels personal. This guided walking food tour turns the historic center into a real eating route, with you stopping at multiple places to taste classic Portuguese petiscos and drinks over about three hours. I especially like…
Food and wine tell Lisbon’s real story. This is a 4-hour walking tour that turns Lisbon’s everyday eating into a guided tale, starting at Rossio Square and ending near Praça dos Restauradores. I love the sheer pace of tastings, with…
Lisbon tastes better when someone points. This 3.5-hour guided food walk strings together classic stops from Baixa to Cais do Sodré, then anchors everything in the stories behind Portuguese food. I love how the bites feel practical and local, not…
This ride turns Lisbon into a taste test. You’ll glide through Alfama’s steep, historic streets on an easy Segway route, then layer it with five classic Portuguese bites and two drinks tucked into local stops. I especially loved the mix…
Your food walk comes with a view. This private Lisbon tour strings together big landmarks and everyday eating, from a castle area in Santa Maria Maior to the lift connection between Rua de Santa Justa and Largo do Carmo. You…
Mouraria is where Lisbon gets personal. This small-group food and culture walk takes you into the neighborhood tied to the birthplace of Fado, then rewards you with a steady flow of tastings. It’s the kind of outing that helps the…
Food and streets, tied together. This 3-hour Lisbon walk is built around 10+ local tastings plus wine and classic sweets, while you move through neighborhoods like Mouraria, Baixa, and Alfama. The payoff is practical: you learn what to order, where…
Lisbon is best eaten street-side, and this tour fits. You’ll spend about 3.5 hours working your way through Alfama’s stair-step lanes, with picture-perfect viewpoint breaks and a food-and-drink lineup designed to show how Portuguese flavors actually show up in daily…
If you like eating your way through a city, this works. This Lisbon Baixa tour is built around the local petisco and drink culture, with a guided stroll through the old center and tasting stops at traditional places. You get…
Lisbon tastes like a history lesson. This small-group food and wine walk strings together 15 tastings across classic neighborhoods and working local venues, so you get flavors plus the why behind them. You’ll start at Praça Dom Pedro IV in…
Lisbon tastes better when it walks. This small-group food and wine tour strings together seven tastings at five local eateries, with Fado-house access built into the night. I love how the guide connects food to place, from Moorish traces on…
