Is this tour suitable for children?

Yes, the walking tour is family-friendly and suitable for children with modest stamina.

How long does the tour last?

The tour typically lasts between 2 to 3 hours, depending on pace and stops.

Are guides available in other languages?

Yes, tours can be arranged in multiple languages upon request.

What should I bring on the tour?

Comfortable shoes, sun protection, water, and a camera are recommended.

Is the tour accessible for those with mobility issues?

While some areas are uneven, please notify in advance for tailored options or assistance.

Do I need to book in advance?

Yes, booking ahead is advised to secure your spot and ensure a smooth experience.

Urban Walking Tour in Lisbon by Tejo Tourism

Lisbon, Portugal’s hilly coastal capital, offers a wealth of stories etched into its winding streets and colorful facades. The Streets of the Hills tour by Tejo Tourism takes visitors on a vivid walking journey through some of the city’s most iconic neighborhoods. Starting in the scenic Graça district, walkers are greeted with panoramic views of the city, charming alleys, and vibrant street art. As the tour winds downward, it explores the historic Mouraria, home to centuries of multicultural traditions and famously known as the birthplace of Fado music. Marvel at the hand-painted azulejo tiles that adorn many facades and understand how the city’s layered history shapes its present. The route then moves into the elegant Baixa district, with its grid-like streets and neoclassical architecture, offering a glimpse into Lisbon’s resilience and rebirth after the 1755 earthquake. The journey wraps up with a relaxed ascent along the Avenida de Liberdade, lined with boutique shops and stylish cafés. This tour, perfect for history buffs and urban explorers alike, highlights Lisbon’s unique blend of old-world charm and contemporary vitality. Unlike typical city strolls, it emphasizes local narratives and visual storytelling, making for an engaging and authentic experience. Tejo Tourism’s knowledgeable guides bring the city’s history to life, ensuring a memorable discovery of Lisbon’s soul through its streets and neighborhoods. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or returning to uncover more layers, this walking adventure offers a rich, authentic taste of Lisbon’s vibrant culture and architectural beauty.

About Tejo Tourism

Tejo Tourism is a Lisbon-based tour operator offering guided tours and day trips across Lisbon and nearby destinations. The company organizes a wide range of themed experiences, including gastronomic walks, Jewish heritage tours, Belém sightseeing, fado and medieval neighborhood explorations, urban art routes, and coastal and cultural day trips such as Sintra, Cascais, Arrábida, Setúbal and Fátima.

Tejo Tourism provides tours in multiple languages — English, French, Spanish and Portuguese — and operates varied formats that appear in the trip listings, including walking tours, Segway rides and Tuk Tuk excursions. Many itineraries focus on Lisbon neighborhoods and landmarks: Alfama, Mouraria, Castelo, Chiado, Príncipe Real, Belém, Avenida da Liberdade and the riverside. Gastronomic options highlight Portuguese specialties such as pastéis de nata and local wines; heritage routes visit historic sites like Jerónimos Monastery, Belém Tower and local synagogues.

Descriptions of tours indicate guided commentary and local knowledge, with experiences designed for travelers seeking cultural context, food tasting and panoramic viewpoints. Trip names and summaries show coverage of short city tours, multilingual guided visits and extended regional excursions that connect Lisbon with nearby coastal and historical sites.

All information on this page is based on Tejo Tourism’s published trip names and summaries. The presentation here summarizes those offerings factually to help travelers identify the right Lisbon and regional experience.

Listings include themed small-group city tours and private options as indicated in individual trip descriptions, and highlight culinary, historical, scenic and cultural elements across urban and regional itineraries for varied traveler interests today.