46 activitati in Arroios, Lisbon, Grande Lisboa, Area Metropolitana de Lisboa, PORTUGAL

Get to know the secrets of Alfama and the Sao Jorge Castle with a local tours guide. It is on these neighborhoods that you really get the feeling of experiencing a Segway and get the most of Lisbon´s viewpoints, old shops, restaurants.. and best of all..people! To keep you up the medieval spirit, we even offer you 2 drinks at the one and only medieval bar in Lisbon! Helmets, water, tour guide and even Segway included! We usually take longer to do the tour. No worries.. all we want if you to keep a smile once coming back home.

This tour is to eat and cry for more! For 3 hours we will introduce you to the delicious Portuguese delicacies while walking through the city center. In addition, you will also be able to see a real old-fashioned market with stalls of fish, vegetables and fresh fruit! Hopefully you can still hear the famous salespeople's sales calls, some can be spicy. The local delicacies include (Expresso coffee - "Bica", Pastel de nata, Ginijnha & Bifana).

The Portuguese capital is also known as the City of Seven Hills. Take the opportunity to explore Lisbon on an electric bike, which will help you ascend them with ease! Highlights - Lisbon´s best panoramic views at your fingertips - Choose an electric bike and forget about getting tired! - Visit spectacular viewpoints and explore the most important neighbourhoods According to the legend, Lisbon was founded on seven hills: São Jorge, São Vicente, Santana, Santo André, Chagas, Santa Catarina and São Roque. With this bike tour you can easily move from one to the other and discover the essence of this city in just a few hours. Explore the culture, history, architecture and character of Lisbon without much effort on an electric bike. Venture into picturesque neighbourhoods such as Alfama or Graça, visit historical monuments and make numerous stops that provide excellent viewpoints such as Chão do Loureiro, Nossa Senhora do Monte or Penha da França, where you will enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the capital and its rooftops. In addition, a guide will explain many interesting facts and stories of the places visited. You will stop off and see some of the following: Sé de Lisboa, Alfama, Feira da Ladra (Tuesdays and Saturdays), Panteão Nacional, Mosteiro de São Vicente de Fora, Costa do Castelo Lookout, Chão do Loureiro Lookout, Palácio de Belmonte, Largo do Menino de Deus, Graça Lookout, Vila Berta, Nossa Senhora do Monte Lookout, Bairro Estrela de Ouro, Monte agudo (optional coffee break), Penha de frança Lookout, Campos Mártires da Pátria, Jardim do Torel Lookout, Calçada de Santana, Largo de São Domingues, Igreja de são domingos and Praça da Figueira. Languages Portuguese, English, French, German and Spanish.

If you want to have a relaxed tour and you´re not in the mood for crazy adventures, why not try this ride along the river Tagus? Discover the true escapades of the most celebrated heroes of the country. This is an ideal tour for a family or group of friends. Praça do Comércio, Rua do Arsenal, Cais do Sodré, Ciclovia, Doca do Espanhol, Doca de Santo Amaro, Central Tejo, Padrão dos Descobrimentos, Torre de Belém, Soldado Desconhecido, Fundação Champalimaud. Praça do Império, Mosteiro Dos Jerónimos, Rua de Belém, Rua da Junqueira, LX factory, Livraria Ler Devagar, Alcântara, Rua das Janelas Verdes, Museu de Arte antiga (Miradouro), Santos, Igreja de Santos, Jardim de Santos, Mercado da Ribeira, Av Ribeira das Naus, Cais das Colunas, Rua Augusta, Rua de São Nicolau, Rua dos Douradores. Languages Portuguese, English, French, Spanish and German. Others A minimum of 2 people are required. A deposit has to be paid on arrival, which will be returned at the end if there are no damages. Tour might change due to weather conditions.

Glide through Lisbon’s Belem district and see some of the city’s most important landmarks in just a few hours. Highlights - Travel easily and comfortable from sight to sight - See the Belem Tower, Monastery and more - Be treated to a Belem pastry Discover Belem with a Segway tour that will take you zooming through the historic streets of Lisbon without tiring your feet. Come along with an expert guide and see the incredible sights this picturesque neighbourhood has to offer in just three hours. Don your helmet, hop on a Segway and easily glide from sight to sight. We see the great Monument of Discoveries that celebrates the era of discoveries, the Belem Tower, a fort on the River Tagus, as well as the vast Jeronimos Monastery and docks. Breathe in the air and light of Lisbon and we’ll treat you to the best Belem pastries in the world. These delicious morsels of flaky pastry and Portuguese custard are a reason alone to visit Belem!

Discover the beauty of Sintra and Cascais, where we will visit the famous Quinta da Regaleira Palace, on this day trip with the Buendia Tours team. What is there to see in Sintra? We will travel to the city that made Lord Byron and so many other romantic writers fall in love. We will learn all the secrets and legends that envelop this town’s history. We will see the unusual town hall building and the Municipal Chamber of Sintra, and we will approach the Moorish Fountain which, as its name suggests, reminds us of fountains we can find in Morocco. We will Visit the National Palace of Sintra, a UNESCO heritage site that stands out for its white colour and for its two large and conical chimneys. Inside this palace we will find some of the oldest and best-preserved tiles of Portugal. In the heart of Sintra we will see the São Martinho’s Church, which lost its Gothic style in exchange for its current Renaissance appearance after it was destroyed by the 1755 earthquake. Its atrium serves as a viewpoint from which we can see the Quinta de la Regaleira, our last visit before setting off for Cascais. The Quinta da Regaleira is a must see in Sintra, just 15 minutes from its historical centre. This estate is worth visiting not only for its palace and the rest of the buildings that make it up but also for its impressive gardens full of symbolism. It is an example of neo-manueline architecture of the XX century. It is composed of a main house, towers, gardens, a labyrinth of paths on a steep hillside with flowers, lakes, fountains, terraces, and statues. Masonic themes and symbols are distinguished throughout all the area. After visiting Sintra, we will head to Cascais, where we will give you some free time to take a walk through its historical centre and its promenade or to relax by its small Raina or Ribeira beaches and eating the traditional Portuese pasteis de nata. After having spent a great day and having discovered these unforgettable places, we will return to Lisbon. And if you still wish (and have time) to discover more about Sintra look at our Trip to the Palaces of Pena and Montserrate from Lisbon. You will have free time for lunch after the guided tour to explore the place as you please. Taste some exclusive Lisbon pastry shops, where you will find the typical Portuguese pasteis de nata, and pop into some legendary beaches. We are sure that you will not forget this experience. Our day trip is the best combination of the market, since you will save time on transportation. PUI: At Rossio Square (Dom Pedro IV Square) next to the fountain in front of the National Theater. Look for our guides, with a black umbrella. You will also see the logo of Buendía Tours.

If you like to have lunch and you want to try street food you have to choose this tour because you're going to ride and also not going to stop eating! If you want to know the flavours of Portugal and the true ways of the Lisboans you need to choose this tour. Now, the most important detail of this tour, the tasting experiences! We’ll take you to Lisbon’s great Cafés and Taverns, important landmarks of this city where you’ll be able to have some snacks and drinks. Here are just a few examples of what you may taste: Custard Tarts: Lisbon’s ex-libris whose original recipe comes from the Jerónimos Monastery located in Belém area. Codfish Cakes: A symbol of the traditional Portuguese gastronomy that uses one of its most famous ingredients. “Bifana”: The greatest pork steak sandwiches. Ginja Liquor: The Portuguese sweet cherry liquor. Portuguese Green Wine: Unique Portuguese wine that originated in the historic Minho province in the far north of the country. Tinned Fish: One of the greatest Portuguese gastronomic tradition (sardines, mackerel or tuna). You will stop off and see some of the following: Praça do Comércio, Martinho da Arcada (for a drink) Rua do Arsenal, Cais do Sodré, Ciclovia, Doca do Espanhol, Doca de Santo Amaro, Belém (Central Tejo), Padrão dos Descobrimentos, Belém Tower, Soldado Desconhecido, Champalimaud Foundation. Praça do Império, Mosteiro Dos Jerónimos, Real Fábrica dos Pasteis de Belém (for a bite), Rua de Belém, Rua da Junqueira, LX factory, Livraria Ler Devagar, Alcântara, Rua das Janelas Verdes, Museu de Arte antiga Lookout, Santos, Igreja de Santos, Jardim de Santos, D.Carlos I, Calçada do Combo, Santa Catarina Lookout (Adamastor), Bairro Alto, Largo Da Misericórdia, Cervejaria da Trindade (drinks and snacks), Largo Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro, Largo do Carmo, Elevador de Santa Justa Lookout, Quartel do Carmo, Largo do Rossio, A Tendinha (for a bite) Largo de São Domingos, Eduardino (for a drink), Igreja de São Domingos and Praça da Figueira.

Do you want to enjoy the best Segway experience of your life? This delicious tour combines the best gastronomy with the best views of Lisbon Highlights - Take in the essence of Lisbon - Taste Lisbon´s delicious gastronomy - Explore the picturesque cobblestone streets Here are a few reasons on why you should visit Lisbon: It´s monuments, bridges trams, rich history and delicious cuisine! Discover for yourself the true essence of Lisbon on a Segway tour that will exceed your expectations. The Delicious Tour has been specially designed, so you do not miss out on the best of the capital. Enjoy the best of the city as you immerse yourself into the heart of its culture, whilst enjoying tasty food! Explore the cobblestone streets in comfort from one corner of the city to another on a modern Segway. Admire some of the most famous monuments and be surprised as you tickle your taste buds with the delicacies of Lisbon´s gastronomy.

Join us for a scenic five-hour guided excursion along the rugged Sunny Coast, with visits to a series of picture postcard towns. Highlights - Visit the royal Palacio da Vila in Sintra - Stand on the most westerly point of continental Europe at Cabo da Rocha - See the dramatic Atlantic coastline unfold before your eyes You will see historic buildings, admire natural wonders, stroll through landscaped gardens and be able to savour local delicacies on this journey to the westernmost point in continental Europe. Our first stop is Sintra, a Unesco World Heritage Site, where you will have the opportunity to visit the Palacio da Vila, a retreat used by the Portuguese Royal Family until its destitution in 1910. There will also be time to explore the numerous craft shops and to sample Sintra’s pastries; you shouldn’t leave without tasting a queijada or travesseiro. We will then drive towards Cabo da Rocha, Portugal’s very own Land’s End and the most westerly point of continental Europe. Travelling along this dramatic coast, we will pass the spellbinding Praia do Guincho before arriving at the elegant resort of Cascais. Highlights along this leg include the breathtaking Boca do Inferno cliffs and the magnificent panorama of the bay of Cascais. As we make our way back to Lisbon, we will pass through Estoril, with its world-famous gardens and casino on a rocky promontory overlooking a beach. Languages Guides in Portuguese, English, German and Spanish.

A boat trip away from other crowded tourist attractions. Boarding in Lisbon on a RIB (Semi-rigid Boat), come search for dolphins in the wide Atlantic Ocean so close to the city. Before leaving the Tagus river, we will pass under the 25 de Abril bridge. You can see the beautiful monuments in the Belém district, such as the Discoveries monument, the Jerónimos and Belém Tower. Get to know the Bugio lighthouse closely and catch a glimpse of the view of our Portuguese coast. On the versatile and safe boat, set out to explore wildlife more closely and get to know cetacean and seabird species with an expert marine biologist on board. Up to 3 hours, come aboard where you can also find other marine species: sunfish, sharks, jellyfish or even sea turtles, so close to Lisbon. We value the natural and cultural heritage! Embark on this nature tourism odyssey. High Season (15th June – 15 September) tours every day (except Mondays); Low season (16th September – 14 June) tours Wednesday, Friday, Saturdays and Sundays. Languages English, Spanish, Chinese, Italian, Portuguese.

Discover the beautiful and historical region of Fátima and explore the most emblematic locations that are part of the origin of the religious phenomenon. Highlights - Explore one of the most important places of Pilgrimage - Visit the town of Aljustrel, home of the Three Little Shepherds - Take time to worship and attend a mass Embark on a journey to the legendary town of Fátima where you will visit the Sanctuary grounds, a place of great symbolism since the figure of Our Lady presented herself to the Three Little Shepherds between 1916 and 1917 to communicate a set of revelations. In Fátima there is much to see, namely the Chapel of the Apparitions that marks the exact location where the apparition took place. Today, the Sanctuary has become an impressive place of faith and it is virtually impossible to remain indifferent to the energy that hangs in the air, even for non-believers. There are two basilicas here: the one of Our Lady of the Rosary, constructed of stone and marble in neo-baroque style. The Holy Trinity Basilica is much more recent (2007) construction and is the fourth largest Catholic temple in the world in capacity. In addition to these sites at opposite points of the Sanctuary you will have time to observe other interesting places, such as the home of the Three Shepherds (Francisco and Jacinta Marto's house and Lucia's house), in the town of Aljustrel. It’s here where you will step back in time, as the house has been carefully decorated from the time using antique objects such as family photographs, clothes, kitchen utensils, furniture, among others. Enjoy a unique tour through faith and history of one of the most famous places in Portugal... and even have the chance to attend a mass. Languages Portuguese, English, Spanish and French.

Stroll through a mystical paradise with this exciting tour of Sintra, one of the single most beautiful towns and forests in Portugal. Highlights - Meander through a picture-postcard village - Surround yourself with rich history and stunning Palaces - Discover the magnificent Portuguese 'Riviera' coastline This little heaven on earth is located just outside Lisbon. The renowned British poet Lord Byron, romantic of romantics, once famously compared it to the Garden of Eden. And indeed, its natural splendour and exuberance do seem to have some other-worldly quality to them. The moment you arrive you will easily realise why people like Hans Christian Andersen and Gloria Swanson were thrilled by the magic and mystique that emanate from the palaces, villas and estates of this charming village. The Sintra National Palace is the single best-preserved medieval palace in the country. On the other hand, with its characteristic Manueline and Moorish styles, the Pena National Palace and its profusion of exotic and eclectic styles are bound to make you fall in love with this masterpiece of architectural Romanticism. Delve into the beautiful Quinta da Regaleira, a true treat for the senses. Surrounded by magnificent gardens, lakes and caves, this little wonder is filled with the secrets of many ancient orders, such as the Masons or the Templar Knights. You will also be able to explore Roca Cape, the westernmost point of continental Europe; the fabulous Guincho beach, with its heavenly expanses of sand; and the towns of Cascais, Oeiras and Estoril (as well as its famous casino). Discover why this coastline has been dubbed the ‘Portuguese Riviera'. Languages Portuguese, English, French and Spanish.

In the morning we get to see Belém where the caravels once left for the New World, it’s basically a massive outdoor monument in praise of the Discoveries period. Here we can see the Torre de Belém sitting at Tagus riverside and the imposing Jerónimos Monastery, both elevated to World Heritage by UNESCO and two of the ‘7 Wonders of Portugal’ that dominate this landscape for 500 years. Next, we go to a new viewpoint in town, located beside the iconic bridge crossing the Tagus river. Watch the amazing views from the top and see all the coastline up to Cascais. When you come down, put some goggles for an awesome virtual reality experience as a maintenance worker. Don’t’ look down though! Afterwards, we cross the bridge and make way to Cacilhas for a traditional lunch. Before returning to Lisbon we make a quick stop, probably at the best viewpoint over the city. The Cristo-Rei statue is standing on a clifftop 133m above the sea level so get some classic Instagram photos right on the spot and watch the breathtaking views from the other riverbank!

Experience the depths of Portugal's south with this full-day tour south to the city of Évora. Filled with magnificent landscapes dotted by vineyards, grain fields, olive and cork trees, get in touch with both the natural beauty and history of the countryside. Wake rested and head out early to make your way down to the evocative city of Évora. Let the sights and smells along the way excite your senses, as you gaze at expansive fields and beautifully stripped cork trees. Once in Évora, take in your surroundings, filled with relics from the past in all directions. Admire the simplicity of the stately Roman Temple. Be awed by a visit to the famous Chapel of Bones. Remark on this truly spectacular macabre creation of the past, as you learn of its history. Get the opportunity to explore the Imperial Palace where Vasco da Gama was ordered to discover the sea route to India. Finish off this splendid day with a visit to the oldest Cromlech in Southern Europe, dating back 7000 years. Watch the sunset in this magical location, before making your return trip. A day full of culture and impressive scenery, this trip to the deep south of Portugal will leave you with lasting memories for years to come. Languages Portuguese, English, French and Spanish

Visit and pay homage to one of the most famous religious shrines in world – Fatima, where more than 4 million pilgrims visit each year to worship Our Lady of Fátima, where it is believed that she appeared on 3 seperate occasions Highlights - Visit the famous Shrine of Fatima - Stop in the picturesque towns of Nazaré y Óbidos - Enter the UNESCO World Heritage site of Batalha Monastry Discover the Shrine of Fatima, an incredible site close to the small town of Fatima, where the Virgin Mary is said to have appeared unto three young shepherd children (Lucía de Jesús de los Santos, Francisco Marto y Jacinta Marto) between May and October 1917. This put the small town on map and since has become a centre of world pilgramage. Visit the Chapel of Apparitions, an open air chapel built on the site of the apparitions. Across the square stands the Neoclassical-styled Basilica of Our Lady of Fatima, where the tombs of two of the children can be found. It is fourth largest Catholic Church in the world for capacity. It is flanked by magnificent pillars and overlooks the majestic square. Inside the church are 15 altars dedicated to the 15 mysteries of the Rosary. The outstanding high altar painting represents the messages of Our Lady to the three children. At the entrance of the sanctuary there is a monument known as the Berlin Wall because it holds a piece of the Wall donated by a Portuguese man who went to live in Germany. The tour continues with stops at other pretty villages in the region. You will see Nazare, a delightful fishing village; and Obidos, still surrounded by its original mediaeval walls. Before heading back to Lisbon, you will take a stop at the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Batalha Monastry, built in the Gothic style and constructed to celebrate the Portuguese victory over the Castillians. Languages Portuguese, English, French and Spanish

Enjoy the high life with this luxury, full-day guided tour focusing on the sophisticated resort of Sintra. Highlights - Visit Sintra’s fairy tale Palacio da Pena - Step on the westernmost point of continental Europe - Enjoy the rugged coastal scenery of the Atlantic coast Highlights also include visits to scenic coastal destinations such as Colares, Cabo da Rocha, Cascais and Estoril. Visit the fairy tale Palacio da Pena, a majestic and romantic palace located on one of the highest peaks of the Natural Park of the Serra de Sintra, and renowned for its eclectic mixture of styles and colours. Towards the end of the morning, there is plenty of free time to stroll through the streets of the town itself. Enjoy the many craft shops and tea rooms, and you shouldn’t leave without trying the famous local pastries: queijadas and travesseiros. If you select the option with lunch, enjoy a delicious meal in a unique location, with breathtaking views of the mountains. After lunch, we head to Colares, a region famed for its table wine. Then it’s onwards to the Cabo da Rocha, the westernmost point of continental Europe. Later, we pass by Guincho beach, a spot that’s popular with windsurfers, and the Boca do Inferno (Hell’s Mouth), enjoying the rugged coastal scenery. Our next stop will be the cosmopolitan resort of Cascais, where you can enjoy magnificent views over its beautiful bay. On the trip back to Lisbon, we take the route along the coastline of Estoril, which is home to a charming casino overlooking the beach. Languages Portuguese, English, French and Spanish