moderate
3–4 hours
Moderate physical fitness needed for walking entire tour
Step into Lisbon’s storied past with a guided tour through UNESCO sites and vibrant neighborhoods, discovering the city’s secrets along the way. Uncover Lisbon’s history and architecture in a walk filled with stunning views and fascinating stories.
25€ per Person | 3 Hours | Ages 5 & Older
Discover the rich history of Lisbon on a captivating guided walking tour. Explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites and vibrant neighborhoods like Chiado and Bairro Alto, while your knowledgeable guide shares fascinating stories of the city's diverse architectural influences. Experience the charm of this coastal metropolis through its stunning views and intricate details.
People: 25€ Ages 5 & Older
3 Hours
With a private guide, set out to explore the monuments to the past, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and ancient treasures that dot this breathtaking coastal metropolis.
After meeting your guide in the center of the city, embark on a walking tour of this beautiful city by the sea. Your knowledgeable guide gives you an overview of the city's history, explaining how the architecture found here was inspired by Phoenicians, Celts, Romans, Visigoths, and Moors at various points throughout the past.
Your first stop is in the lively Chiado district, where locals bustle between restaurants, museums, and famous shops. From there, venture to viewpoints that look out over the hilly streets and colorful buildings of historic neighborhoods like the Bairro Alto, and venture to the waterfront to stroll across the grand Praça do Comércio. Get an up-close look at architectural details like intricately painted and gilded tiles, which represent Portugal's past as an empire that once spanned continents—from Europe and Africa to Asia and South America. The birthplace of some of the world's greatest voyages, most thrilling discoveries, and fantastic adventures are at your fingertips on this engaging exploration.
Languages English, Portuguese, Italian, Arabic, French
Lisbon’s cobblestone streets can be uneven; comfortable walking shoes are essential.
Capture Lisbon’s panoramic views and intricate architecture along the route.
Walking tours can be lengthy; carry water to stay refreshed.
Dress appropriately for the day’s forecast, especially if rain is expected.
Lisbon's history as a key port dates back to the Age of Discoveries, shaping its diverse architecture and cultural roots.
The tour emphasizes respecting local sites and promoting sustainable tourism practices in Lisbon.
Comfortable shoes designed for walking on cobblestone streets.
Sunscreen, hat, or sunglasses to stay protected in sunny weather.
summer specific
Stay hydrate during the walking tour.
Capture scenic views and architectural details.