Portugal · WALKING TOURS IN LISBON
Every trip has one free day too few. These 12 walking tours in Lisbon justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Explore Lisbon’s Bairro Alto, Alfama, viewpoints, history, tramways, coffee, and pastel de nata on this lively three-hour walking tour.
“We had the most fabulous time - truly could not have asked for a better introduction to the city. We were met with kindness, honesty, and humor. Not a question went unanswered. Thank you!!!”
Review of Lisbon’s small-group walking tour, covering historic squares, Alfama, food tastings, views, value, walking demands, and booking tips.
“One of the best tours we took. A great way to know Lisbon history and the city. Jose was the best guide ever! Very knowledgeable, friendly and funny.”
Taste 15 Portuguese foods and drinks on a three-hour Lisbon walking tour through Baixa, with local taverns, wine, cheese, and ginjinha.
“Filipa was a fantastic tour guide – very entertaining, with excellent knowledge of the city and its history. The venues were close to each other, so there were no long walks. The tastings gave a great overall impression.”
Review of Lisbon’s 3-hour walking tour through Rossio, Chiado, Baixa, and Alfama, with history, local tastings, wine, and practical tips.
“Martin was excellent and his enthusiasm for Lisbon was contagious!!”
Explore Belém on a budget with a 2.5-hour guided walk, famous custard tarts, maritime landmarks, history, and practical Lisbon tips.
“We had a wonderful tour with Joao!! He was extremely knowledge about history and shared his passion with us describing everything along the way. We also enjoyed the stop at the pastry shop! Thank you!”
Review of a small-group Sintra and Cascais tour from Lisbon, with Pena Palace entry, gardens, coastal views, hotel pickup, and practical tips.
“Enjoyed experience even in the rain. We didn’t get to enjoy the views outside because of dense fog, but we made the best of it. Lots of walking uphill.”
Taste Lisbon through Mouraria’s food, Fado roots, local eateries, wine, and stories on this intimate small-group walking tour.
“Miguel was just tremendous! He showed us “hidden” local places to try—some which we would have never found on our own, some which we walked past everyday but were not aware! He provided great context and information about Lisbon which enriched our experience throughout our stay. Good variety in regards to the food. Good walking route- not too long, not too short and some stairs which is typical in Lisbon anyway. Definite must on the first day in Lisbon to get oriented.”
See Lisbon’s top sights on a two-hour German walking tour through Baixa, Chiado, and Bica, with local tips and a small-group feel.
“Absolut informativ, interessant, kurzweilig, Geschichte und Gegenwart erklärt! Super gemacht 👍”
Ride Lisbon’s Tram 28, explore Alfama, and see the cathedral, monastery, Pantheon, and Fado sites with a small English-speaking group.
“Great fun on the tram. Guided tour was packed with info about the city and included some great views.”
Review of Lisbon’s 3.5-hour small-group walk through Baixa, Chiado, Bairro Alto, and Alfama, with river views and a liquor tasting.
Explore Lisbon’s Graça street art with an artist guide, seeing works by Vhils, Obey Giant, Add Fuel, and more in 90 minutes.
“This was an amazing tour. Our guide, Igor, knows everything about street art - not just in Lisbon but around the world. He's an artist himself. The 90-minute walking tour was filled with his always interesting words and analysis, and loads of murals in one section of Lisbon. He explained to us how to understand what we're seeing, rather than just to "like" it or not. We took us to back alleys we never would have seen on our own, such as the whole street wall covered with work by women artists. We showed us how to 'read' artist rivalries on the works themselves. My partner and I feel so…”
Explore Lisbon’s squares, Alfama, Chiado, Fado, pastries, tapas, and wine with a private guide on this lively three-hour walking tour.
“Our guide, Beatrice was extremely knowledgable and fun to be with. We asked to move up our tour 2 hours because we had arrived so early from the states. And she did without any problem. She finished one tour and came right to us. She had enthusiasm and kept the 3 hour tour interesting.”
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