moderate
3.5 hours
Moderate fitness is recommended due to inclines and uneven surfaces; frequent breaks ease the effort.
Walk through Lisbon’s iconic neighborhoods with local guides in this engaging 3.5-hour journey. From Moorish quarters to scenic city squares, Picta Travel brings history and culture to life on foot.
3h30 • Private Tour • Top Sights
Embark on a captivating 3.5-hour journey through Lisbon's enchanting streets, where history, music, and stunning views await. Explore the charming Moorish quarters, iconic landmarks, and vibrant Chiado district, all guided by a local expert. Experience the city's unique blend of culture and beauty, culminating in the picturesque Restauradores Square.
Duration 3h30 hours
About Lisbon is Portugal’s capital and largest city. It lies on the mouth of the Tagus (Tejo) River and is known for its seven hills. Lisbon is known not only for history, music and food, but also for its beauty. Get lost in its colorful, winding, narrow streets full of old-world charm.
Tours in English, Portuguese or Spanish.
Itinerary: • Largo da Graça 135 • Walk the old morish quarters until reaching the castle uphill • Walk back down through the narrow streets of Alfama stopping in its most famous sightseeing point with views over important monuments • Stroll in the river front while stumbling open ancient palaces that will lead you to the iconic Comércio Square • Discover Chiado, the cosmopolitan shopping district full of elegant stores and cafés • Visit Carmo square and its beautiful ruins • Finish the tour in Restauradores square
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INCLUDES Certified local guide Pirvate tour Ginjinha Egg custard pastry Entry to the Castel view point tower
EXCLUDES Personal Expenses
Lisbon’s streets are hilly and cobbled, so sturdy footwear is essential for comfort.
Stay hydrated on the walk—water fountains are available but carrying your own bottle is convenient.
Some pathways include steps and slopes; mobility aids may struggle on certain sections.
Weather can change quickly near the coast; breathable layers help adjust to shifting temperatures.
Lisbon’s Moorish quarters date back to the Muslim occupation from the 8th to 12th centuries, shaping much of the city’s winding layout.
Guides encourage sustainable tourism by promoting walking over vehicular transport, minimizing waste, and respecting historic sites’ preservation.
Crucial for navigating Lisbon’s cobbled and uneven streets with ease.
Protect skin during sunny summer months when shade can be limited.
summer specific
Useful for unexpected showers that occasionally hit Lisbon outside summer.
spring|fall|winter specific
Hydration is key on this 3.5-hour walking tour, especially in warmer weather.