easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate walking and standing involved.
Embark on a captivating 3.5-hour food journey through Lisbon’s historic neighborhoods, tasting over 17 authentic Portuguese dishes paired with exquisite wines. Experience the city’s culinary soul through hidden gems and rich cultural stories.
Ages 2+ • 3.5 Hours • Top World Gastronomic Experience on Airbnb! More than 1500 five starts reviews
Embark on a unique culinary adventure through Lisbon's oldest neighborhoods—Alfama, Mouraria, and Baixa. Enjoy over 17 tastings of authentic Portuguese dishes paired with exquisite wines, including Madeira and Port. This intimate small-group tour reveals hidden gems and rich cultural stories, ensuring an unforgettable gastronomic experience in the heart of the city.
Four stops all in restaurants and shops run by local families featuring traditional Portuguese food.
Day Tour: 98€ Afternoon Tour: 98€
4 hours
More than 17 tastings, and not just Portuguese snacks, but real Portuguese dishes all while sipping some of the best wines, including a nip of Madeira or Port wine to wash it all down with.
Take a walk through history and contemporary life and explore not one, but the three oldest neighborhoods Alfama, Mouraria and Baixa on our food tour in Lisbon.
Discover a fascinating gastronomic world intertwined within a human & urban landscape on this Lisbon Food and Wine Tour.
We'll take you places you wouldn't find on your own. We'll serve meals you wouldn’t order and tell you things that you can't Google!
We strike the perfect balance between walking, resting, and eating. Five stops, more than 17 tastings. Explore not one, but the three oldest districts in Lisbon: soulful Alfama, Mouraria, and historical Baixa. You'll leave with enough information and curiosity to explore other areas, with your belly of course, from traditional to experimental Portuguese gastronomy!
Portuguese food has so much to offer. Famous for its wine, meat, seafood, its 'conventual' desserts (beyond the infamous custard tart), and much more. From Mediterranean influences and the legacy of Portugal's colonial history, namely in the wide variety of spices used, our Lisbon small-group walking tour will leave you craving for more.
We'll present you with a selection of flavors, cooking techniques, and cultural influences through small plates and the right beverage (Portuguese wine, liqueurs, juices), all while wandering hidden corners of the city.
Several tapas (aka ‘petiscos’ or Portuguese appetizers) will make up our overall menu. And don't worry, you won't miss out on some of the best Portuguese wines!
Our walking tour also includes a wine tasting experience that will allow us to learn about Portugal wine regions from Portuguese red wine to whites, but also port wines and liqueurs, like the famous Ginjinha.
If you don't drink alcohol we'll have delicious alternatives from natural juices to lemonades available at every stop.
All our Food Tours have been granted the Clean & Safe certification. This label declares that we abide by all the requirements defined by our national tourism board, following the guidelines of the World Health Organization regarding prevention and control related to COVID-19.
LGBTQ2S+ friendly | LGBTQ2S+ places-to-go
Don't forget to wear comfortable shoes!
The tour involves walking cobblestone streets through Alfama and Baixa neighborhoods—sturdy, comfortable shoes are a must.
Lisbon’s coastal weather can be breezy, especially in the evenings; a light jacket will keep you comfortable.
Notify the tour operator of any allergies or dietary needs to ensure a smooth tasting experience.
Stay hydrated throughout the tour, especially in warm months, as some tastings pair mostly with wine.
Lisbon’s Alfama district is one of Europe’s oldest neighborhoods, retaining much Moorish architectural influence dating back to the 8th century.
Local guides emphasize sustainable tourism by supporting small businesses and encouraging visitors to respect neighborhood residents and environments.
Necessary for navigating Lisbon’s historical, uneven cobblestone streets during the tour.
Protects against coastal breezes common in springtime Lisbon.
spring specific
Helps maintain hydration on warm summer days while sampling wine and food.
summer specific
Capture vibrant street scenes and memorable moments during the food tour.