The Best of Lisbon City Tour is a private escorted tour that will guide you through Lisbon’s main attractions!
You’ll start your day at one of the most beautiful viewpoints in Lisbon. Perfect place for your exclusive guide to introduce you to the history of the Portuguese capital.
On your way back to the historic center, you will pass by Lisbon’s oldest districts. Stroll through the narrow streets and alleys of Alfama, visit the most beautiful monuments, and gardens and savor the best tidbits in town.
On the Best of Lisbon City Tour, one cannot miss a visit to Belém, Lisbon’s most famous and monumental area. You will visit the church of the Jerónimos Monastery and admire the iconic Belém Tower.
Finish your day at the Pastéis de Belém. A pastry shop where you will enjoy a fantastic espresso coffee paired with the best custard tart in Lisbon!
| Low Season |
High Season |
Special Season |
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| 2 people: | 253€ | 312€ | 327€ |
| 3 people: | 260€ | 320€ | 336€ |
| 4 people: | 281€ | 346€ | 363€ |
| 5 people: | 295€ | 363€ | 381€ |
| 6 people: | 310€ | 382€ | 400€ |
| 7 people: | 324€ | 399€ | 418€ |
| 8 people: contact us | |||
Low Season: Nov 1st to Dec 14th & Jan 11th to Mar 31st
High Season: April, June, July, August & Dec 15th to Jan 10th
Special Season: May, September & October
The most traditional and oldest neighborhood of Lisbon composed of a maze of narrow streets, tortuous alleys and steep flights of stairs. It’s the birthplace of ‘Fado’, a traditional song of Lisbon classified as World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. Alfama is known internationally for its Fado Houses and the Popular Saints’ Festival held in Lisbon throughout June.
The main area of interest is Praça do Comércio, one of the largest squares in Europe and, for many centuries, the main entrance of the city of Lisbon. With a marvelous view of the Tagus River, Praça do Comércio extends to the unmissable Cais das Colunas. This square is full of terraces and restaurants where you can enjoy the landscape and Lisbon’s pace. To get to the city center, you must go through the Arc de Triomphe and walk along Augusta street.
The Baixa neighborhood is the ‘heart’ of Lisbon. Baixa had to be reconstructed after the massive earthquake of 1755 with neoclassical-style buildings and innovative anti-seismic structures. Its streets are covered in Portuguese pavement, a traditional-style pavement made with small flat pieces of stones arranged in a pattern or image, like a mosaic.
Chiado was refurbished as a project of the Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza Vieira, after a great fire in 1988. It became the place of choice for many intellectuals and artists of the new generation. Chiado has an eclectic mix between contemporary and traditional shops, but also a strong historical and cultural component.
One of the most picturesque districts of Lisbon where the coexistence of older and younger people originated a peculiar atmosphere. This is reflected in the local businesses: you will find small shops, designers’ ateliers and tattoos and piercings parlors. Bairro Alto is also famous for its many restaurants, bars, and nightlife. Have fun on the night of Lisbon!
The launching point for the Portuguese discoveries, with significant historic monuments in a beautiful open riverside setting. Here you can visit the Belem Tower, the Discoveries Monument, visit the church of the Jerónimos Monastery and taste the world-famous “Pastel de Belém”.
Located on the highest hill of Lisbon and with a marvelous view over the city, it’s one of the most emblematic monuments of Lisbon and home of the Portuguese royalty for centuries. This military fort was built by the Moors in the 11th century and was conquered by the first king of Portugal Dom Afonso Henriques on October 25th of 1147.
This Monastery has one of the most impressive Mannerist churches of Lisbon. By visiting you will be able to see one of the biggest collections of tiles in the world. It is also possible to visit two Mausoleums: one belonging to the Royal House of Braganza and the other to the Patriarchs of Lisbon. Not to be missed is the Patriarchate’s Museum, where you can find its History and beautiful religious artworks. Climbing up to the terrace you’ll enjoy one of the best viewpoints of the City and the Tagus river.
It was one of the official residences of the Portuguese Royal Family. Its museum has an incredible collection of decorative arts, from the fifteenth to the twentieth century such as jewelry, painting, sculpture, furniture, textiles, goldsmithing, among others.
One of the most famous museums in Portugal. The Museum was inaugurated in 1969 and features 6500 pieces by artists such as Rembrandt, Renoir, Rubens, Monet, and Degas.
It has more than 40,000 important Portuguese and international works of art, which are expressed through painting, sculpture, jewelry, furniture, ceramics, and more.
The new Coach Museum brings together a unique collection of gala cars and strollers from the 16th to 19th centuries, mostly from the Royal Portuguese House.
Located in a former convent and founded in 1980, the museum gathers some of the most significant examples of national tiles from the 15th century to the present day.
The largest in Europe, with species from every corner of the world. The Oceanarium gathers 8 thousand animals of about 500 different species.
Site of ‘Expo-98′ and today a recreation area alongside the Tagus River, where you can have a nice walk, ride a bicycle, do some shopping, go to Lisbon’s Casino or watch a concert.
From 253€
| Low Season |
High Season |
Special Season |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 people: | 253€ | 312€ | 327€ |
| 3 people: | 260€ | 320€ | 336€ |
| 4 people: | 281€ | 346€ | 363€ |
| 5 people: | 295€ | 363€ | 381€ |
| 6 people: | 310€ | 382€ | 400€ |
| 7 people: | 324€ | 399€ | 418€ |
| 8 people: contact us | |||
Low Season: Nov 1st to Dec 14th & Jan 11th to Mar 31st
High Season: April, June, July, August & Dec 15th to Jan 10th
Special Season: May, September & October
Every client is a friend to us and we always try to achieve 100% satisfaction of our clients, exceeding their expectations. Our concept is based on quality, professionalism and hospitality.
Our tours are always private (just you and our guide/driver).
The tour highlights recommend some places to visit, however, there are others that may interest you, so we list some of them on ‘optional visits and experiences’. Our main goal is to provide you an unforgettable day therefore we have the flexibility to customize the itinerary according your preferences and tour length.
Our company is certified by the World Travel & Tourism Council as "Safe Travels" (COVID-19 Measures).
Please contact us for advice about our accommodation options. We have a list of hotels based in local 3*, 4* and 5* Bed & Breakfasts and Boutique hotels throughout Portugal. We will provide you with suggestions so you can choose what best suits your budget.
Our tours are escorted by very experienced expert guides, all of whom work with us full time. With excellent English, permission to skip lines, and expertise that came from real-life experience and on-the-ground knowledge, they are the key to accessing hidden gems and experiencing the true authenticity of our culture. Our guides are non-smoking.
Departure
Starting and finishing in Lisbon
Departure time
To be agreed
What’s included
Not included
Accomodations
Meals
Best of Lisbon City Tour
8 hours - Sightseeing private tour - from 253€ for 2 people
