Discover Lisbon’s Allure with Cristo Rei

Lisbon - Begin your journey with a convenient hotel pick-up.

Parque Eduardo VII - As the largest park in central Lisbon, Parque Eduardo VII de Inglaterra offers a grand viewpoint featuring the Monument to the 25th of April.

Estatua do Marques de Pombal - At Marques de Pombal Square, the statue of Pombal stands atop a column, his hand on a lion symbolizing power, gazing towards Baixa, the area he rebuilt after the 1755 Earthquake.

Baixa, Rossio & Restauradores - Explore the heart of Lisbon with a walking tour to admire monuments and savor the famous cherry liqueur, Ginginha. The neoclassical architecture, rebuilt post-1755 earthquake, encompasses Praças do Comércio and Rossio.

Igreja de Sao Domingos (Santa Justa e Rufina) - Dating back to the 13th century, this church has endured two major disasters: the 1755 earthquake and a devastating fire in 1954 that destroyed its gilded decor and paintings.

Memorial as Vitimas do Massacre Judaico de 1506 - This memorial honors the victims of the Inquisition’s persecution.

A Ginjinha - The sour cherry, known as ginja, is the base for one of Portugal’s traditional drinks. The best place to try this sweet liqueur is A Ginjinha bar, near Rossio square.

Elevador de Santa Justa - A unique attraction in Lisbon, this 19th-century industrial marvel elevates passengers over 45 meters from Baixa to Largo do Carmo.

Praca do Comercio (Terreiro do Paco) - Located by the Tagus River, this square was once the site of the Portuguese royal palace. It served as Lisbon’s noble entrance, where dignitaries arrived via the marble steps of Cais das Colunas.

Lisbon Cathedral - Construction began in the 12th century after D. Afonso Henriques captured the city from the Moors. Today, it showcases a blend of architectural styles.

Miradouro da Senhora do Monte - Situated in the Graça neighborhood, this viewpoint offers one of Lisbon’s most stunning panoramas, being one of the city’s highest points.

Panteao Nacional - The National Pantheon honors Portuguese citizens who have rendered distinguished services to the country.

Mosteiro dos Jeronimos - Built in the 16th century, this monastery is closely tied to the Portuguese Royal House and the Age of Discoveries. It stands as a national symbol and a major tourist attraction. Enjoy time for photos and a visit to its church.

Pastéis de Belém - Visit this renowned pastry shop, crafting the famous Pastel de Belém since 1837, and indulge in a tasting.

Palacio de Belem - The official residence of the President of the Republic, perfect for a quick photo stop.

Torre de Belem - A highlight of the city, this monument is an icon of King Manuel I’s architectural reign. Enjoy time for photos.

Padrao dos Descobrimentos - Erected in 1940 for the Portuguese World Exhibition, this monument honors figures from the Age of Discoveries. Capture memorable photos here.

Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei - Offering the best views of Lisbon and the 25 de Abril Bridge, this sanctuary is perfect for admiration and photos, with an option to take the elevator up to Christ.

Lisbon - Conclude your tour with a return to your hotel.

Experience the Charm of Sintra and the Portuguese Riviera - Cabo da Roca Cascais. Sea and Mountain

Lisbon - Start with a hotel pick-up.

Palacio Nacional e Jardins de Queluz - A brief photo stop at one of Europe’s last grand Rococo buildings, built as a summer retreat for D. Pedro de Bragança.

Sintra - Known as Monte da Lua, Sintra is a magical place where nature and man blend perfectly, earning it a UNESCO World Heritage status. Explore the village center, visit palaces, and taste the famous Queijadinha de Sintra.

Sintra National Palace - Used by the Portuguese Royal Family until 1910, it was here that D. Manuel learned of Brazil’s discovery, and where D. Afonso V was born and died.

Park and National Palace of Pena - A prime example of 19th-century Romantic architecture, this palace predates Bavaria’s Neuschwanstein Castle by 30 years.

Quinta da Regaleira - This palace, surrounded by lush gardens and enigmatic structures, is steeped in alchemical symbolism linked to Freemasonry, Templars, and Rosicrucians.

Parque e Palacio de Monserrate - A stunning example of Romanticism in Portugal, Monserrate Park and Palace are unique testimonies of 19th-century eclecticism.

Cabo da Roca - As the westernmost point in Continental Europe, Cabo da Roca offers breathtaking views of the Serra de Sintra and the coast.

Guincho Beach - Featured in a James Bond film, this beach is one of the most beautiful on the Lisbon coast. Enjoy time for photos.

Boca do Inferno - A famous spot in Cascais, this unique rock formation by the ocean was once a cave, transformed by the sea’s power.

Restaurante Baía - Cascais, known for its beaches and marina, boasts a historic center with the medieval Fortress of Nossa Senhora da Luz and the Palace of the Citadel. Enjoy a refined walk through the village.

Estoril - Famous for Europe’s largest casino and various sports events, Estoril, along with Cascais, forms the Portuguese Riviera.

Avenida Marginal - The Portuguese Riviera stretches about 25 km from Cascais to Lisbon along the coast.

Lisbon - End your tour with a return to your hotel.

Explore Fátima and its Sanctuary, Nazaré Beach, and the Medieval Village of Obidos.

Lisbon - Begin with a hotel pick-up.

Fatima - A central Portuguese city, Fátima is home to the Sanctuary of Fátima, a Catholic pilgrimage site. Key sites include the Capelinha das Aparições, Basilica of Nossa Senhora do Rosário, and the modern Church of the Holy Trinity.

Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima - Enjoy free time to explore this renowned place of worship, which gained fame during John Paul II’s papacy. In 2000, he announced the beatification of Jacinta and Francisco here.

Basilica de Nossa Senhora do Rosario de Fatima - Built where the Little Shepherds saw a light in 1917, this site houses their tombs.

Capela Das Aparicoes - Constructed in 1919 at Our Lady’s request, this chapel is at the heart of the Sanctuary of Fátima, with the first mass held in 1921.

Casa De Lucia - Visit the home and gardens where Sister Lucia lived.

Casa De Francisco & Jacinta Marto - Tour the home of siblings Francisco and Jacinta.

Batalha Monastery - Built over two centuries, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a masterpiece of the Order of São Domingos.

Praia da Nazare - A traditional fishing village, Nazaré is famous for its waves, attracting surfers and offering stunning cliff views.

Obidos Village - A picturesque medieval village, Óbidos is one of Portugal’s best-preserved. Visit the village within the walls and taste the famous Ginjinha.

Castelo de Obidos - A prime example of medieval fortification, this castle dominates the surrounding landscape and is integral to the village’s medieval charm.

Lisbon - Conclude your tour with a return to your hotel.

• Masks, disinfectants, and other products provided
• Car complies with safety and hygiene rules
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Offer of traditional ‘Ginginha’ liquor in Obidos
• Bottle of water

• Gratuities
• Entries in Monuments that are not included in the itinerary
• Meals

We participate in the ‘Clean & Safe’ initiative, assuring that all hygiene and safety protocols are met. Our tours are facilitated in 9-seater vans, accommodating up to 5 passengers.

• Free shuttle service to and from Lisbon

• Transportation is part of the tour package

• A 6 hour Lisbon sightseeing tour which includes Cristo Rei

• A 9 hour excursion to Sintra, Cabo da Roca, and Cascais

• A 10 hour touring expedition to Fatima, Nazare, and Obidos

• Personalized attention and round-the-clock assistance from your guide, from start to finish

Our Lisbon itinerary features a comprehensive overview of significant historical spots in Portugal and Lisbon, the city famed for its seven hilltops.

Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage city, is renowned for its Romantic architectural style. Here, you will marvel at the grandeur of the various palaces, drop by the Edge of the World, and explore the Portuguese Riviera.

The Fatima leg of the tour takes us to the site of the famed apparitions of Nossa Sra de Fatima. We also visit Nazare, known for its colossal waves, and take a detour to the charming medieval hamlet of Obidos.

• The tour will not be canceled due to adverse weather conditions unless there is notice from official organizations. We are not responsible for traffic congestion resulting from cultural, sporting, religious events or demonstrations. They will offer alternatives to avoid these problems, such as changing pick-up and drop-off locations. Unfortunately, this may occur without prior notice

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.