LISBON
83 Tours Reviewed
Sintra in one afternoon feels like magic. This half-day route links Royal Palace sights with Atlantic cliff views, then closes the loop with seaside stops like Cascais and Estoril, so you get a lot of Portugal in a tight window.…
Sintra in one afternoon is a good trick. This 5-hour Lisbon tour strings together Sintra National Palace, the Atlantic’s dramatic headlands, and the seaside towns of Cascais and Estoril—so you get big scenery and a real dose of Portuguese design…
Sintra’s Moorish Castle is a small adventure disguised as a ticket. This self-guided experience pairs an e-ticket with an English audio tour, so you can wander at your own speed while the story of the walls plays in your headphones.…
Sintra can feel like a whole different world. This full-day trip strings together UNESCO Sintra charm, the fairytale Pena Palace, and dramatic Atlantic viewpoints without making you plan every turn. You’ll get a guided day in English, Spanish, or Portuguese,…
Lisbon in four hours is not subtle. This tour is built to help you see a lot—from the Tagus River views to the twisty lanes of Alfama—without turning into a full-day sprint. I like that you get a guided coach…
Évora can feel like a living textbook. This private walking tour threads together the city’s big eras—Roman power, Renaissance engineering, and the darker corners of religious history—while keeping the pace relaxed and the stories clear. It starts in the town’s…
Sintra in one long day. That’s the pitch, and it really delivers: you start with Lisbon-area pickup, ride into Sintra’s UNESCO world of palaces, and end up with the Atlantic drama at Cabo da Roca. One big plus is that…
Sintra in one day is doable. This tour gives you a fast pass to the big sights around Lisbon without the mega-bus shuffle. I especially liked the small-group van setup and the time-saver of Pena Palace tickets with skip-the-line access.…
Lisbon can be serious. This place is not. The 3D Fun Art Museum is built for action shots where you become part of the artwork, with photo-friendly fantasy scenes and the infinity mirror room as the big spectacle. One thing…
Stepping into Castelo de São Jorge beats a ticket-line marathon. This fast-track option helps you get inside for an on-your-own visit through the archaeological excavations, museum rooms, and garden areas, with a map to keep you oriented. I like that…
Lisbon has a new side, and MAAT shows it. One ticket links contemporary art and daring architecture with an honest-to-goodness 1908 power station on the waterfront. I especially love how the setting does half the work for you: MAAT Central…
Lines up here can eat your day. These skip-the-line tickets help you get into São Jorge Castle quickly so your time goes to the views and the ruins instead of the queue. I love the setup that includes a simple…
Belém by bus is the shortcut to the best riverfront stops. This 24-hour hop-on hop-off ticket turns Lisbon’s Belém monuments into a pick-and-choose day, with onboard audio guidance and plenty of chances to get out and walk. You can pace…
Belém tells its story in stone. This 3-hour walking tour pairs the skip-the-line Jerónimos Monastery ticket with a stop at the Pastéis de Belém for the classic egg tart. I love how the guide connects what you’re seeing (stone, symbols,…
Banksy in Lisbon has a way of making you look twice. This entry ticket for Museu Banksy is a one-day visit built around over 100 full-size reproductions and a mix of mediums, from mural-style pieces to projections and video installations.…
