• Castelo de S. Jorge - Bypass the lengthy queues and explore Castle S. Jorge, the ideal starting point for the journey. With the guidance of an expert tour guide, this will be the first historical postcard of the city, where you will learn how it has been quietly overseeing Lisbon for nearly a millennium!
• Alfama - Discover Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, a charming labyrinth of narrow alleys, hidden courtyards, and laundry fluttering in the breeze. It’s where Fado music resonates through the streets, and every corner holds a secret. Visit for the history, stay for the atmosphere (and perhaps get a little lost on purpose). Enjoy a tasting of the traditional Ginjinha, the sour cherry liquor so integral to the city that it must be included in the tour.
• Praca do Comercio (Terreiro do Paco) - Praça do Comércio, also known as Terreiro do Paço, is Lisbon’s most magnificent square and one of Europe’s most stunning waterfront plazas. Formerly the site of the royal palace before the 1755 earthquake, it now opens grandly onto the Tagus River, bordered by elegant yellow arcades and the triumphal Rua Augusta Arch. This iconic space represents Portugal’s Age of Discovery, where explorers once set sail for distant lands, and today it thrives with life, blending history, architecture, and culture. Cafés, street musicians, and the gentle sea breeze make it an ideal place to experience Lisbon’s spirit: open, luminous, and deeply connected to the sea.
• Chiado - Lisbon’s sophisticated bohemian district, where poets once enjoyed coffee and artists debated art. Today, it’s a chic blend of old bookstores, upscale shops, trendy cafés, and street performers. Imagine Paris meeting Portugal — with superior pastries.
• Bertrand - Nestled in a Chiado side street since 1732, Bertrand is more than just a bookstore: it’s the oldest one in the world still operating! Envision centuries of readers, revolutionaries, and romantic poets perusing its shelves. Step inside, inhale the scent of paper, and embark on a time-travel journey with a good book.
• Praca Luis de Camoes - Praça Luís de Camões, located in the heart of Lisbon’s vibrant Chiado district, honors Portugal’s greatest poet and the golden age of exploration he immortalized. Surrounded by elegant 18th-century buildings, traditional shops, and lively cafés, the square is a gathering place for locals and travelers alike, where the charm of old Lisbon meets its dynamic contemporary rhythm. At its center stands the statue of Camões, overseeing the city’s creative pulse. The tour concludes here with a delightful tasting of the renowned Pastel de Nata at Manteigaria, Lisbon’s cherished custard tart bakery, where the aroma of cinnamon and warm pastry perfectly wraps up your journey through Lisbon’s history and flavor.

• Entrance fees
• Alcoholic beverages
• Snacks

Eager to discover the charm of Lisbon? Embark on our 3-hour walking tour that delves deeper than the typical sights. Journey through the intricate streets of Alfama and the allure of Chiado, experiencing the essence of the city where history, humor, and hills converge, including a visit to the renowned Castle São Jorge!

Stroll along cobblestone paths, uncover hidden treasures, and take in breathtaking views of the Tagus River. Listen to tales of explorers, revolutions, and the everyday life of Lisbon, shared with entertaining anecdotes and local insights. Bypass the queues at the Castle, explore the world’s oldest bookstore, savor a Ginjinha, and indulge in a freshly baked Pastel de Nata from a local bakery.

This is more than just a tour; it’s a journey through the ages, led by someone who truly enjoys walking uphill (yes, such people do exist!). Ideal for inquisitive travelers eager to grasp the ‘why’ behind Lisbon, not just the ‘what.’

• Important Note: We only serve alcoholic drinks for travelers 21 years old and above. Minor travelers below 21 years old will not be served alcoholic drinks.

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