3 Hours
Daily Tour
14 people
English, Espanol, Francais
Uncover the essence of Lisbon in just three unforgettable hours with our Lisbon Walking and Tasting Tour — a perfect blend of culture, history, and authentic Portuguese cuisine.
Stroll through the city’s most iconic districts — from the grand Praça do Comércio to the charming alleyways of Alfama and the elegant streets of Baixa-Chiado. Along the way, you’ll enjoy tastings of Lisbon’s most beloved treats, including the world-famous Pastel de Nata, savory Pastel de Bacalhau, flavorful Azorean cheese, and Portugal’s signature Ginjinha cherry liqueur.
Led by a passionate local guide, this small-group walking tour offers not just food — but stories, traditions, and breathtaking views that will stay with you long after the final sip of wine.
Your journey begins at Praça do Comércio, one of Europe’s most stunning squares. Once the gateway to the city, this historic landmark sets the tone for your Lisbon adventure. Admire its golden façades, elegant arcades, and the iconic Rua Augusta Arch, while learning about the city’s storied past.
Continue to Baixa-Chiado, Lisbon’s elegant downtown district. Lined with 18th-century architecture, traditional cafés, and boutique stores, this area beautifully blends modern life with old-world charm. It’s here that Lisbon’s sophistication truly comes to life.
Our first culinary stop is a cozy pastry shop on Rua do Milagro do Santo António, where you’ll taste the legendary Pastel de Nata. With its flaky golden crust and creamy custard filling, this little tart is Lisbon’s most iconic dessert — and for good reason!
Next, we step into Alfama, Lisbon’s oldest and most characterful neighborhood. Its maze of narrow alleys, colorful façades, and the sound of Fado create a timeless atmosphere. We’ll climb to the Santa Luzia Viewpoint, where you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of the Tagus River and the city’s terracotta rooftops — a perfect photo moment.
At our next stop, we’ll savor the famous Pastel de Bacalhau — a delicious codfish cake that perfectly captures Portugal’s coastal spirit. It’s served with a chilled glass of Vinho Verde, a crisp, slightly sparkling “green wine” from northern Portugal that pairs beautifully with seafood.
As we make our way through Alfama, we’ll pass by the Sé de Lisboa Cathedral, Lisbon’s oldest and most iconic church. Admire its grand Romanesque architecture and learn about its fascinating history dating back to the 12th century.
No Portuguese food tour is complete without a taste of local cheese and cured ham. You’ll sample Azorean cheese, prosciutto, and corn bread, all paired with a glass of Port Wine, Portugal’s most famous export. This rich, sweet wine perfectly complements the bold and savory flavors of the tasting.
Our final stop takes you to Rossio Square, the beating heart of Lisbon’s nightlife and culture. Here, you’ll enjoy a glass of Ginjinha, the city’s signature cherry liqueur — traditionally served in a small chocolate cup. It’s a deliciously sweet and fitting way to toast the end of your Lisbon adventure.
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