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

Visits to five fascinating towns north of Lisbon are on the itinerary of this intriguing full-day guided excursion. Explore the historic and cultural attractions of Obidos, Nazare, Batalha, Fatima and Aljustrel as well as the chance to enjoy a traditional Portuguese lunch. Highlights - Try the local cherry liqueur in Obidos - Visit the Monastery of Batalha, declared a Unesco World Heritage Site - See the famous Catholic shrine at Fatima Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and journey north to Obidos through scenic landscapes dotted with windmills and orchards. This medieval walled town is famed for its well-preserved hilltop castle. Whilst here, take the opportunity to try the delicious local cherry liqueur. Afterword’s, take a trip Nazare, a charming fishing village with large beaches where you will have plenty of time to discover the fascinating legends and traditions of this jewel of Portugal’s Atlantic coast. If you have selected the option for lunch, you will visit a local restaurant for a tasty lunch. (For those who opt for the tour only, can enjoy free time to have lunch at their own leisure). From the fresh air of the seaside, head back inland to Batalha, a small village with a big attraction: the Dominican Monastery, a late Gothic architectural masterpiece declared a Unesco World Heritage Site. Here lie the remains of Prince Henry the Navigator, who pioneered European exploration and maritime trade with other continents. Next, travel to one of the most important Catholic pilgrimage sites in the world, Fatima. Here, you can admire the various religious buildings that make up the sanctuary and even attend Mass. Before driving back to Lisbon, finish the tour with a visit to Aljustrel, the birthplace of the three little shepherds of Fátima, Lúcia dos Santos, and Francisco and Jacinta Marto, who claimed to have witnessed apparitions of the Virgin Mary Our Lady of Fátima. Languages Portuguese, English, Spanish

Our guided tour to Sintra Palaces begins in Lisbon at 09h00. First, we head the first of our destinations: Pena Palace, to enjoy the day discovering Sintra. Pena Palace is one of the most amazing places of Portugal and we will go as far as to say it is one of the indispensable visits if we travel to Lisbon. As royal residence, Pena Palace has enviable surroundings (you will see how easy we will understand why it was the chosen place by monarchs and royal courts) and besides, it has a richness that astonishes the millions of visitants who choose the Pena Palace as unavoidable visit. From Pena Palace we will go to Sintra. Here, our guide will introduce us the place briefly, a Portuguese village which is Heritage of Humanity, which posseses and endless number of marvellous corners. Corners we can enjoy because it will be in Sintra where we will have free time, we will spend also for having lunch. Once we restock our energy, we head Monserrate Palace. This palace is an essential enclave in romantic architecture. Stately and superb, this palace is unable of disappointing the ones who get close to visit it. Our expert guide will be again who put us in context and who will make us to experience this palace in the best possible way, carrying for us its history and curiosities. During free time we can explore by ourselves this place from which we will see magnificent sights. In case you want to discover other corners around Sintra, do not forget to look around to our other visit to La Quinta da Regaleira, place that will captivate you from the first moment and, if it astonishes you, we leave this link to book it. PUI: Near the fountain oppposite the National Theatre.

One of Portugal’s most cherished gems is fittingly protected by imposing medieval walls. Behind Evora’s ramparts lies a collection of palaces, churches and ruins so impressive that the city centre has been designated a Unesco World Heritage site. Highlights - Wander the picturesque narrow streets in Evora - Appreciate the full range of handicrafts from Alentejo - Opportunity to taste Moscatel de Setúbal The sense of expectation builds up en route as you cross Europe’s longest bridge, the 17km long Vasco da Gama, and pass a beguiling landscape dotted with cork tress, olive groves and vineyards. Prepare yourself to be entranced at Evora as you wander the narrow streets of whitewashed houses and travel back in time as you visit the main sights: the ruins of the Roman temple, the Gothic cathedral, St Francis’ Church, famed for its macabre Chapel of Bones, and the 16th century university. The visit will also allow you to appreciate the full range of handicrafts the Alentejo region has to offer, particularly the famous wares made of cork, pottery and copper, and sample local food products. We take a break for lunch at a traditional Portuguese restaurant. In the afternoon, we head to Azeitao and visit one of the oldest wineries in Portugal, where you will be able sample the delights and taste the traditional Moscatel de Setúbal. Then it’s time drive back to Lisbon after a memorable day. Languages Portuguese, English and Spanish.

This tour is perfect for those who wish to discover the city through its historic and cultural heritage. Our fearless drivers will take you along Lisbon’s oldest quarters, the most picturesque and colourful neighbourhoods characterized by its narrow streets, winding alleyways, steep flights of steps and old ladies at the windows. In this tour we will visit the most emblematic areas of the city: Alfama, Graça and Mouraria. Visitors always fall in love with the old districts such as Graça and Alfama and you will soon make part of this Lovers list. In addition to the eco tuk-tuks, and if conditions are propitious, you can expect a quick stop in Alfama for a 10 min walking tour, because there is nothing like a power walk in the old Arab district of the city. Be ready to see for yourself the well-lined lanes, small arches and stone-paved terraces that are a delight to explore. The highest point in Lisbon is located in Graça and we will climb it together in 3 electric wheels until we reach one of the beautiful belvederes: one is called “Senhora do Monte” belvedere and it’s high, impressive, with an astonishing view over the city; the other is Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen belvedere with a superb atmosphere and panoramic view. Also betting on alternative circuits that promote the discovery of the city through a less conventional perspective, this sustainable tour is perfect for those who are looking for new approaches to this constantly changing European capital where tradition and modernity crosses with harmony. Languages English, Spanish, French and German

Visit Lisbon on a Sailing boat with Lisbon By Boat. Sail over Tagus River with the beautiful set of Lisbon colours, and enjoy all the confort aboard our boats. You will never forget Lisbon! Watching Lisbon from the Tagus River is a really nice experience. The different perspective gives you a better overview of all the different parts and location of the major buildings Hieronimus Monastery, Bethlehem Tower, the 25th of April suspension Bridge, the statue of Christ the king, on the South bank of the river and down town the famous Praça do Comercio with its Triumphal Arch. The atmosphere on the sailing boat from "Lisbon by boat" is really cosy and you get a lot of interesting information. You can feel these people are proud on their city and love to talk about it. Languages English, Portuguese, Spanish and French. Others The Boat has a capacity for 12 persons.

Jump back in time to the days when the magnificent Knights Templar fought epic battles across Europe on this illuminating tour of Tomar and its surrounding area. The Knights Templar of Portugal were once residents in the town of Tomar and it would go on to become one of the most important Templar towns in the medieval world. Tour its enchanting Old Town and learn about its fascinating history before heading to the stunning Almourol Castle and picturesque village of Constancia to finish the tour. The historic centre of the ancient town is overflowing with outstanding examples of 15th century religious shrines, such as St John the Baptist’s church or the Jewish synagogue, now a museum dedicated to the importance of the Jewish contribution during the Age of Discovery. Tomar was the very last site to be constructed for the Templars and the settlement itself grewwithin the walls surrounding the spectacular Convent of Christ. Learn about this fascinating period of history before pausing for an ice cream or a cool drink at one of the many outdoor cafes lining the bustling Republic Square. Then head to the historic, riverside town of Constancia, which is dominated by the Templar Castle of Almourol. Located majestically on the banks of the river Tagus, Almourol is a spectacular example of the many medieval forts that were erected by Templar forces throughout Portugal and Europe and the perfect way to end this memorable tour. Languages Portuguese, English, French and Spanish.

While away the early evening with a relaxing sunset cruise along the River Tagus. Highlights - A peaceful way to see Lisbon by night - Cruise past the main city sights - Admire Lisbon at the most picturesque time of day We aptly set sail from the Monument to Discoveries on our journey along the nerve of Lisbon as the sun slowly sets behind the city skyline. Stand out on deck and let the balmy evening breeze envelop you as you enjoy a unique perspective over this sprawling and gorgeous city. During the cruise we pass by Belem Tower and Jerónimos Monastery bathed in golden light as we proceed to 25th of April Bridge, next to the imposing Christ the King monument. Just a few minutes later we reach Commerce Square and the Pier of Columns – the royal entry into Lisbon – admiring Alfama hill and St George’s Castle perched on top. The Lisbon Cathedral, St Vincent Convent and the national Pantheon together with Santa Apalonia train station also come into view before we make our return to Ribeira das Naus. Just before the night blankets the city in darkness, catch a glimpse of Cais do Sodré, Chiado and Ajuda Palace glowing under the burnt orange skies. Languages Portuguese, Spanish, English and French

This walking tour combines two things that define the city of Lisbon: traditional food and Fado music. It is more than just a genre, it is a way of feeling and the sung expression of the Portuguese soul. We will pass by historical neighborhoods such as Bairro Alto, Alfama and Mouraria, to learn more about the traditional aspects of life, so you can get a feel of the city like a true local, a ‘Lisboeta’! Along the 3.5 hours we will try a variety of food samples and wines and get to see real live performances from ‘fadistas’ alongside the traditional sound of the Portuguese guitar. Note: This tour involves a considerable amount of walking, please be advised. Not recommended for people with back problems or some sort of physical limitation.

Have you ever driven a car that whistles, vibrates downhill, tells jokes and even tells you everything that you will see in a funny way? This Tour includes all the options available. For a special price, you get to keep the car all day from when we open to when we close. It includes Alfama tour, Belem tour, the waterfront and Expo. It is a full packed day where you can experience the following: The Eastern side of the city, dominated by the Castle and includes some of Lisbon most breathtaking highlights. Get inside Alfama, ride our viewpoints and discover why Lisbon´s known for its amazing light! It will along the city’s shoreline and out to the neighbourhood of Belem. Belém is linked to Portugal’s Golden Age of seafaring and discovery and the site where the famous navigators set sail to discover the world. See the where Rio de Janeiro, San Francisco and Lisbon get together and enjoy the breeze on board a funky yellow Gocar. Belém nowadays is a spacious green suburb with many gardens, parks and monuments that are well worth a visit. Amongst Belém’s Tour attractions is the Jerónimos Monastery, the Monument to the Discoveries, Torre de Belém, Belém Cultural Centre and the world-famous Belem pastries! You will also see the most modern part of Lisbon! It will show you the Park of Nations, where it took place the World Exposition of 1998. It is now a space for public enjoyment offering a series of facilities aimed at leisure, trade and cultural activities. Get to know the new city inside Lisbon! Expo nowadays is a residential area as well as where the main corporation in Portugal are established. This tour shows you what it is like to take a trip to a new city build from scratch. You will get to visit the brand new Lisbon´s casino, the Gare do Oriente Station, the biggest suspended slip in Europe. It is just amazing the contrast between all the history in Lisbon and a brand new city emerging. Languages Audio guide in Portuguese, English, Spanish, German and French

Do you remember when the Portuguese ruled the World? We do and we’re ready to show you what is left of the Golden Era. Lisbon was the heart of international trade, we conquered North Africa, we’ve discovered the Archipelagos of Madeira and the Azores, we were the first to round Cabo Bojador and the Cape of Good Hope, and then we landed in Brazil, Goa, Daman and Diu… Great, right? The first highlights will be Chiado and Cais do Sodré. Chiado was once the centre of intellectual life today is one of the most fashionable neighbourhoods of the city where you may see some of the most fascinating historical sites, such as the Convent and Church of Carmo, emblematic theaters, charming old bookshops and major international brands. Cais do Sodré for instance, was once a sordid quarter where brothels sidled up to sweaty clubs and suddenly became the most vibrant neighbourhood in town, home to live music, burlesque shows and great tapas bars and restaurants. We go up the hill and we’ll reach Príncipe Real an area known for its antique style, glamour and the beautiful Garden. The Golden Area is approaching as soon as we arrive at Belém. Here everything is magnanimous, historical and sacred. It was from here that many of the great Portuguese explorers embarked on their dangerous and ambitious voyages. Here you may get off the eco tuk-tuk to visit the Belém Tower, the Jerónimos Monastery and the Monument to the Discoveries.

The 28 Tram is Lisbon’s beloved and legendary attraction. In the past few years the increasing number of tourists has meant that this route is always packed, so you may expect the pretty yellow tram arriving already crowded… And that’s why we’ll comfortably “follow it” aboard our eco tuk-tuks! The circuit is practically the same, we’ll optimize it according to our vehicle characteristics, the time available and by choosing what we consider the unmissable spots, and we’ll do it with tranquillity, great view and no carbon trail. The 28 Tram is the most famous public tour in Lisbon and it is a kind of journey through time among the hills and narrow streets passing by the city’s most famous historical areas, and that’s why we know you should do it. Like an old urban roller coaster, going up and down the super narrow streets, prepare to discover beautiful places such as the vibrant Graça neighbourhood, the monumental Lisbon Cathedral, the cosmopolitan Chiado quarter and Bairro Alto, which is considered Lisbon’s bohemian area and possibly considered one of the best spots in Europe for a night out, just to name a few. Jump in our Eco-Tuk and follow the Tram 28! *Please bear in mind that this experience is a 2h Tuk Tuk Tour, this means that in the event of traffic or any other restrictions beyond our control, this may lead to changes regarding the planned stops in order to meet the schedule.

If you are going to spend a few days in Lisbon, do not miss this opportunity to also visit the second most populated city in Portugal, Porto. On the way back to Lisbon, we will also visit the famous Fatima sanctuary (optional). We will depart from Lisbon to Oporto early in the morning. We will pass through the agricultural region of Ribatejo, enjoying its picturesque landscape. We will arrive in Oporto around midday to start the walking tour of this beautiful city, we will walk through its picturesque ruas with a local guide and we will know the main points of the city: Praça da Liberdade, the Lello Bookstore, Sao Bento station or the Cathedral are some examples. We will finish the walk next to the Ribeira del Douro where we will contemplate the wonderful bridge of Luis I. Before leaving for our next stop you will have free time to eat something on your own. With the Shrine of Fatima visit We will return to the bus to go to the Shrine of Fatima, one of the most important in the Christian world. The guide will give us details about the apparitions of the virgin, and the events that are held every year in Fatima, to which pilgrims from all over the world come. We'll also have time to buy souvenirs and explore the area before heading back to Lisbon. Make the most of your stay in Lisbon and get to know the essentials of this amazing country. Languages English and Spanish

This is a must-do tour for foodies! In this tour we will focus on sample tasting of the exceptional gastronomy we can find in this region. As we leave Lisbon behind, we go to Sintra village center for our first tasting: a ‘travesseiro’, essentially a delicious sweet made of soft pastry and filled with egg and almond cream. Get to know why the pastry confectionery is so dear to the Portuguese while you stroll around the town center. From Sintra we go to Colares, just 8 km away, for a wine tasting at the Adega Regional de Colares. It’s the oldest wine cooperative in the country (founded in 1931) and it gathers more than 50% of the total regional production. It also plays an important role in the local economy. This wine house boasts a dazzling interior because of the size and number of casks it houses. That is where the aging process takes place. Besides the wine tasting and samplings, you can also take a guided tour inside to see the process, its history and how these wines have such a distinctive flavor. After Colares, we head to a local restaurant for a reinvigorating meal. After lunch, we cross the Sintra mountains all the way to the coastline and have a scenic drive along the dramatic village of Azenhas do Mar, and the and beach & surf destination of Guincho. We will also have the opportunity of observing some local shellfish nurseries. Before heading back to Lisbon, we have one more stop, in the Cascais bay area. Time for one final tasting and wander around this quaint little village.

You will depart from your hotel in Lisbon towards Fátima, where Our Lady of Fátima appeared to three shepherd children in 1917. Here, you will visit the Basilica where Francisco, Jacinta Marto, and Lúcia are buried, the Igreja da Santíssima Trindade (Church of the Holy Trinity), the largest Catholic sanctuary in Portugal, and the Wax Museum that depicts the story of Fátima, with 119 wax figures set appropriately in the ethnography of the time of the apparitions. There will also be time to see the Capela das Aparições (Chapel of Apparitions), a small temple built at the request of Our Lady of Fátima when she appeared to the three shepherd children, and Azinheira Grande, the tree that Jacinta, Lúcia and Francisco passed before seeing the Saint. The tour can be adjusted so as to include the Candle Procession. It only takes place when there is a procession (see the dates for making it). Languages Portuguese, English and Spanish.

The town of Cascais has been one of the most important harbours between Europe and the mighty atlantic ocean, as a safe haven that attracted Phoenicians, Romans, Visigoths and Arabs alike. During the Age of Discoveries, Cascais was the port from where caravels depart to Africa, Brasil, India and China. Here European royalty came in exile after World War I, and during WWII Cascais became a center for diplomacy and espionage. Ian Fleming, who lived here as an undercover british agent, felt inspired in Cascais and wrote Casino Royal, introducing to the world the most famous spy of all times: James Bond. Pass the paredão beach promenade and see the two romanticist chalets of Faial and of the dukes of Palmela, Discover the City Hall and the Statue of King Pedro I, where you will be awed by his true Shakespearean tragic love story with Inês de Castro. Learn all about Praia dos Pescadores where Vasco da Gama and Christopher Columbus landed first on their return journey, making Cascais the first town to learn of the existence of a new world. See the 15th-century Our Lady of Assumption Church. Cross the 1940’s gardens of Parque Marechal Carmona, with its mini-zoo that includes peacocks that run free in the park. View the palace of the Counts of Castro Guimarães and the viewpoint towards the Santa Marta lighthouse. Follow us to get to know the most famous bay in Portugal like a local and get swept away by the charm of Cascais. You will see: *Praia da Conceição, Chalet Faial and the Palace of the Dukes of Palmela; *Praia da Rainha (the Queen’s Beach); *Largo Luís de Camões Square; *Praça 5 de Outubro; *City Hall and the Statue of King Dom Pedro I; *Praia dos Pescadores and the Bay of Cascais; *View of the entire coast of Lisbon; *Monument of the Portuguese Discoveries; *Old Town and Castle entrance; *Statue of Pope John Paul II; *Museum area and the Marechal Carmona Park; *Condes de Castro Guimarães Museum; *Miradouro Casa de Santa Maria and Santa Marta fort and lighthouse viewpoint; *Citadel of Cascais; *Statue of King Dom Carlos I and view over the coast. You will learn about: *Roman settlement; *Foundation of the town and it’s independence from Sintra; *Age of Discovery; *Earthquake of Lisbon and the citadel; *Medieval past of Cascais; *Spanish Invasion; *Bay of Cascais; *King Carlos I; *Refuge for European royalty: King Umberto II of Italy, King Carol II of Romania, Czarin Giovanna of Bulgaria, Archduke Otto von Habsburg, the Dukes of Windsor, the Spanish royal family, among others; *Ian Fleming and the espionage of WWII; *Famous Santini ice cream parlour. Languages English and Portuguese

Belém is the charming neighbourhood located to the west of Lisbon’s city centre, nestled alongside the river Tagus. This beautiful area plays an immensely important role in Portuguese history. Belém is well-known for its waterfront monuments and wide-open spaces, giving a tribute to the country’s legendary nautical adventurers. Admire the Manueline architecture of 16th-century Jerónimos Monastery, and learn about the two most important figures of the Portuguese Discoveries that are interred there: Vasco da Gama and Luís de Camões. As you stroll around the city you will discover that this elegant area of the city probably holds the record, In terms of places to visit and sights to see. You will learn about: *Moorish rule; *Kingdom of Portugal; *Prince Henry the Navigator; *House of Aviz; *Arrival of Vasco da Gama; *Luís de Camões and the Lusiads; *Brigantine era; *French invasion in 1807; *Departure of the Portuguese Royal Family to Brazil; *Tropical Botanical Garden of the Overseas Empire, founded in 1906. You will see: *Belém Tower; *Monument to the Discoveries; *Praca do Império; *View of Belém Cultural Center / Berardo Collection Museum; *View of Navy Museum; *Jerónimos Monastery; *View of National Coach Museum; *Tropical Botanical Garden. Languages English and Portuguese