3 Hours
Daily Tour
15 people
English, Espanol, Francais
Belém is more than just a district; it’s the launchpad for the world’s great maritime discoveries! Join our Unforgettable Walking Experience and immerse yourself in a place where every grand monument and picturesque street corner whispers tales of innovation, empire, and global exploration.
This is your chance to truly walk through history, guided by local experts, and end the journey with the world’s most famous sweet treat.
Your journey begins at the grand Praça do Comércio, one of Lisbon’s most iconic squares. Meet your friendly local guide and take in the magnificent riverside views, elegant yellow façades, and the triumphal Rua Augusta Arch. Learn about the square’s fascinating role in Lisbon’s royal and commercial history.
Next, we’ll board the famous Tram 15, a classic Lisbon experience! As we glide west along the Tagus River, you’ll pass charming neighborhoods, bustling cafés, and scenic waterfront promenades. This relaxing ride is the perfect introduction to Lisbon’s rhythm and beauty.
Upon arrival in Belém, it’s time for one of Lisbon’s sweetest traditions — the Pastéis de Belém. Visit the original 19th-century bakery where these legendary custard tarts are still made from a secret recipe. Crisp, creamy, and irresistibly delicious, they’re a true taste of Lisbon you’ll never forget.
Our next stop is the breathtaking Jerónimos Monastery, a masterpiece of Manueline architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Built to commemorate Vasco da Gama’s voyage to India, this monumental monastery stands as a tribute to Portugal’s Age of Exploration. Step inside to admire its ornate cloisters, intricate carvings, and centuries of history.
A short stroll brings us to the Discoveries Monument, an impressive structure shaped like a ship’s prow. Dedicated to the fearless explorers who set sail from Portugal in the 15th and 16th centuries, this monument beautifully captures the nation’s adventurous spirit. Learn about the iconic figures immortalized in stone and their global impact.
Finally, we’ll visit the iconic Belém Tower, another UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Lisbon’s most photographed landmarks. Standing proudly on the riverbank, this fortress once guarded the entrance to Lisbon’s harbor. Explore its turrets, balconies, and maritime motifs as you uncover its fascinating role in Portugal’s seafaring history.
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