Discover Lisbon’s lesser-known culinary corners and historic streets on this intimate food and wine walk through Baixa and Mouraria. Savor traditional flavors and enjoy exclusive access to an acclaimed fado house.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect several hours of walking on city streets.
Wildlife
History
Mouraria is known as one of Lisbon’s oldest quarters, historically home to diverse ethnic communities including Moorish influences dating back to the 12th century.
Conservation
The tour emphasizes supporting small family-run restaurants and businesses, promoting sustainable local economies while encouraging responsible urban tourism.
Eating Europe Portugal
Discover Lisbon’s lesser-known culinary corners and historic streets on this intimate food and wine walk through Baixa and Mouraria. Savor traditional flavors and enjoy exclusive access to an acclaimed fado house.
Eating Europe Portugal is a culinary tour operator based in Lisboa that offers guided food and wine experiences in Lisbon and Porto. The company designs small-group and private tours that showcase Portuguese cuisine, regional wines, and local culture. Tours include progressive dinners, tuk tuk food tours, wine cave visits, and neighborhood walking tastings across neighborhoods such as São Bento, Santos, Baixa, Mouraria and Vila Nova de Gaia. Experiences range from intimate eight-guest dinners to private multi-stop itineraries.
Guides focus on authentic flavors and local producers, providing tastings of signature dishes including bifana, bacalhau a bras, piri piri chicken, and Portugal’s famous custard tarts. Porto programs emphasize port wine with visits to historic cellars and guided tastings, while Lisbon programs combine tavern-style pesticos, contemporary pairings, and VIP fado house access. Several tours highlight scenic viewpoints, historic cafés, and artisan shops.
Eating Europe Portugal appears on curated platforms such as The Adventure Collective, which profiles notable adventure and cultural experiences. Tour formats explicitly list private and small-group options, and many itineraries include expert-led wine education and behind-the-scenes access. Booking details, capacity limits, and route descriptions are provided for each listed trip, helping travelers choose between private, small-group, daytime and evening options.
Travelers seeking food-focused exploration of Portugal’s two most visited cities will find itineraries that concentrate on tasting authentic dishes, learning culinary history, and encountering neighborhood stories. All descriptions are based on published trip summaries and listed itineraries. Schedules and booking availability vary by tour and season, as listed on platform online.
Tours Offered
10 experiences
Lisbon and Porto itineraries
Location
Lisboa, Lisboa
Based in Portugal’s capital
Private Options
Private & small-group
Private tours available
Food & Wine
Wine-focused tours
Tours feature port and pairings
Select a Lisbon or Porto tour, check availability, and book a private or small-group itinerary today.
Wear Comfortable Footwear
The tour covers cobbled and uneven city streets, so sturdy flat shoes are recommended.
Bring a Water Bottle
Staying hydrated is key during the 3.5-hour walk, especially under the sun.
Arrive Early
Plan to be 15 minutes ahead of schedule to ensure a prompt tour start.
Share Dietary Restrictions in Advance
Vegetarian-friendly with limited gluten-free or vegan options; notify the company when booking.
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Necessary for navigating Lisbon’s uneven cobblestone streets comfortably.
Light Rain Jacket
Useful during seasons when showers are more likely.
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Small Backpack or Bag
Handy for carrying water, personal items, and any purchases along the way.
Water Bottle
Keeps you hydrated during the walking portions, especially in warm weather.
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