67 activitati in Lisbon, PORTUGAL

Tuk Tuk is the newest, funniest and most original way to sightsee. See the best of Lisbon’s neighbourhoods whilst winding your way through the historical labyrinthine streets. Highlights - Fun, exciting and memorable way of sightseeing - Discover the best of Lisbon without tiring your feet - Insider’s view of the city with a local guide Get an insider’s view of Lisbon as your local guide shares their knowledge of the city with you. Discover the city’s most historic neighbourhoods in a sightseeing tour by Tuk Tuk, winding your way through the maze of medieval streets. Sightseeing by Tuk Tuk is fun, exciting and a memorable way to explore the city. Your local guide will take you through the best of Lisbon: Alfama, Chiado, Baixa, São Jorge Castle, Praça do Comércio, Tagus River, and much more. See the main sights as well as hidden locations not mentioned in the guidebooks. Feel the warmth of the sun on your face as you sit back and take in the sights, and get to know the real Lisbon and its local scene in areas such as Castelo São Jorge, Mouraria and Alfama as well as the cosmopolitan vibe of the Chiado and Príncipe Real. Languages Portuguese, English, French and Spanish

This tour is exclusively dedicated to the region of Fátima and its most emblematic places that are part of the origin of the religious phenomenon. When we reach Fátima you can visit the Sanctuary grounds, a place of great symbolism since it was here that between 1916 and 1917 the figure of Our Lady presented herself to the Three Shepherds to communicate a set of revelations. In Fátima there is much to see, namely the Chapel of the Apparitions that marks the most precise place where they happened. 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, made of stone and marble in neo-baroque style. The Holy Trinity Basilica is much more recent (2007) being 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 places, such as the home of the Three Shepherds (Francisco and Jacinta Marto's house and Lucia's house), in the town of Aljustrel. In this space, we can find a faithful reconstruction of scenes from other times using old objects such as family photographs, clothes, kitchen utensils, furniture, among others. A unique tour through the faith and history of one of the most famous places in Portugal... you’ll have the chance to attend a mass. Languages Portuguese, english, spanish, french and italian.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to visit Fatima, one of the most important Catholic pilgrimage sites in the world. Highlights - Visit the tombs of the ‘three children’ - Free time to attend Mass - Marvel at the shrine and chapel that make up one of the most important sites in the Catholic faith Discover the places where the Virgin supposedly appeared to three shepherd children in 1917 and the subsequent shrines and monuments in their honour. Visit the sanctuary where the tombs of the ‘three children’ are located and the pasture known as the Cova de Iria, where it is said that the Virgin told the children to build a chapel. Explore these sites and much more on this illuminating tour before heading back to Lisbon. The first stop will be at the sanctuary where you can visit the tombs of Lucia de Jesus, Francisco Marto and Jacinta Marto, ‘the three children’ who claimed to have witnessed several apparitions of the Virgin in 1917. Explore this charming town in your free time and be sure to attend a Mass at the shrine. Take in the Monument to the immaculate heart of Jesus, the Lausperene Chapel and the Basilica and Monuments to the immaculate heart of Mary. Then proceed to Aljustrel, the birthplace of Jacinta, Francisco and Lucia, making a stop at Valinhos where Our Lady of Fatima is said to have appeared for the fourth time in the same year. Fatima and its surroundings are undoubtedly one of the most important sites in the Catholic faith and this comprehensive tour is the perfect way to make your personal pilgrimage to the area. Languages Portuguese, English, Spanish and Italian. Others Tour not available on the 12th of each month. The tour might vary depending on weather conditions or one-off events that could take place on certain dates.

Explore the south bank of the River Tagus and discover the laidback charms of the Setubal peninsula with this guided five-hour excursion. This fascinating escape from the big city covers history, culture, nature, wine, traditional crafts and even a feat of modern engineering. You will visit the picturesque fishing village of Sesimbra, which is dominated by a walled Moorish castle on a hilltop. At Azeitao, which lies on the edge of a nature reserve, there’s a visit to a handicrafts centre, where the decorative glazed tiles for which Portugal is famed will be on display. Sample the local varieties at a rustic wine cellar. Then we will venture into the lush Arrabida Natural Park, where we’ll make our way to the summit of Mount Arrabida, from where we’ll enjoy stunning views of Setubal and Troia as well as the estuary of the River Sado, a habitat for bottlenose dolphins. ‹br›‹br› We’ll pause for a break at the inimitable setting of the Pousada de Palmela, a hilltop hotel located in a restored castle and convent complex that boasts spectacular views over the mountains, the Atlantic and fields of vines. The adventure has one more surprise, a thrilling crossing over the Tagus on the Vasco da Gama Bridge, the longest in Europe. Its length of more than 17km makes it wider that the straits between Europe and Africa at their narrowest point. Languages Portuguese, English and Spanish.

Enjoy the enchanting Fado districts of Mouraria and Alfama in Lisbon as you stroll around the top spots in town where you'll catch sight of the elaborate architecture of both the churches and monasteries. Get ready for a special night to immerse yourself into the culture and gastronomy of the Portuguese capital. Get to savour the flavour of Lisbon’s favourite liqueur as you wander around the atmospheric Alfama at dusk. Highlights - Enjoy a rousing Fado performance in a pretty palace and find out all about the roots behind the music - Wander around the atmospheric Alfama at dusk - Take in all the sights as you go on a fun ride aboard the well-known Tram 28 Tantalise your taste buds with Portuguese tapas which showcase classic Portuguese dishes. Get ready for a night of tapas, tipples and tunes on this Lisbon tour. Lisbon's music-making, liquor-creating and tapas-serving skills are legendary so you're in for a real treat! You’ll discover the city as dusk falls, heading out alongside locals for dinner and drinks and taking in a dramatic Fado performance that will leave you mesmerised all night long. Start your Lisbon walking tour by joining a local guide in one of the city's most imposing squares, the Praça dos Restauradores. This famous landmark commemorates the restoration of Portugal’s independence back in 1640 and is an apt starting point for this tour through Lisbon’s musical and culinary heritage. To kick this Lisbon evening tour off with even more of a bang, you'll have the chance to try a sip of Ginjinha, Lisbon’s trademark liqueur, made from sour cherries and sold as medicine since 1840. For this we'll be in the old district of Mouraria, listening to Fado music in a local tavern. Step back in time and enjoy a short ride on the vintage Tram 28 – a local transport legend. Take in sweeping views and stop for a break to admire the sunset over this intoxicating city from the viewpoints of the Castle Hills, some of the city’s best-kept secrets. Next, travel deep into the soul of Lisbon while exploring the Alfama neighbourhood. This is the oldest quarter in the city and dates back as far as the days of the Moorish occupation of Lisbon. Explore Alfama’s small squares, rustic buildings and dark alleyways as you wander along the winding, cobbled streets. Stop to breathe in the exciting atmosphere as the local taverns and music venues come to life for another evening of melodic tunes and gastronomic delights. Stop to reflect on the beauty of the River Tagus then continue on to finish this Lisbon walking tour in an old Palace that serves up daily doses of delicious food and Fado music to enthusiastic audiences. Indulge in a dinner of traditional Portuguese tapas and wine while appreciating a performance of Fado from one of the most famous houses, a quintessential Lisbon experience that you won’t get on other Lisbon tours! What a fitting finale to this Lisbon walking tour extravaganza. Languages English.

Witness the incredible spectacle of the Sado dolphins on this tour that tracks the majestic creatures and allows you to observe their behavior close up. Drink in the stunning landscape of the Sado Estuary on Portugal’s south west coast near Setubal and admire the picturesque coastlines of Tróia and Arrabida as you cruise through the waves on a catamaran. Your guides will use their expert local knowledge to locate the dolphins and give you the best opportunity to take photos and admire their acrobatic feats. The resident population of bottlenose dolphins in Sado is a unique phenomenon in Portugal and a rare one worldwide. No one is quite sure how long they have inhabited this small pocket of water but it is clear that the conditions have suited them perfectly for over one hundred years. Learn about the bottlenose dolphin’s habits and habitat as your guide explains this intelligent creature’s individual and group behavior. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for these fun loving mammals as they throw themselves out of the water and come up to investigate your boat at close quarters. During summer months the tour will drop anchor off the coast of Arrabida to swim or snorkel in the crystal blue Atlantic waters that lap the Portuguese coastline. Dive down in the incredibly pure water or simply relax in the sun as the waves lap around you.

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, Alcobaça, Nazare, Batalha and Fatima 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 The coach journey north to Obidos will take you through a scenic landscape dotted with windmills and orchards. This medieval walled town is famed for its well-preserved hilltop castle and delicious local cherry liqueur. A short drive away is Alcobaça, where you visit the glorious Gothic monastery that houses the tombs of Pedro and Ines, the tragic lovers who are considered Portugal’s own equivalent of Romeo and Juliet. We have lunch at a restaurant that specialises in fish dishes (only available if you select the option with lunch). Dessert of a kind will be trip to 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. 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. The tour will finish with a visit to Fatima, where you can visit the Catholic shrine and even attend Mass. Languages Portuguese, English, German and Spanish

The soundtrack to any visit to Lisbon has to be Fado, the music genre that is a window on the Portuguese soul. This nighttime excursion allows you to soak up the atmosphere of the city before capping it off with dinner at a restaurant while being entertained by Fado singers. Highlights - See the magnificent monuments of Belem lit up at night - Savour a traditional Portuguese dinner - Be serenaded by the nostalgic songs of Fado We begin the evening with a panoramic tour of some of the most important places and monuments in both the monumental suburb of Belem and in central Lisbon. In Belem you will see the magnificent Tower of Belem, a 16th century defensive structure built in the native Manueline variant of Gothic architecture. It has survived many a battle and is now a Unesco World Heritage site. Under the night floodlights, its golden reflection sparkles in the Tagus. From there we will head to the city centre to drive through emblematic spots such as Comercio, Rossio and Pombal squares, and the Avenida da Liberdade, Lisbon’s most elegant boulevard. Soon it will be time for the highlight of the night: a traditional dinner to the accompaniment of Fado. These nostalgic and wistful songs are considered to be the ultimate expression of the spirit of Portugal: beauty tinged with melancholy. The word Fado itself means destiny and is derived from the Latin word that gave English the word fate. Experiencing a genuine Fado is your destiny when in town. Languages English, Spanish and Portuguese

Enjoy the best of both worlds by visiting a historic European capital in the morning and an intriguing site of holy pilgrimage in the afternoon, with this combined tour of Lisbon and Fatima. Highlights - Discover the historic district of Belem and the famous Jeronimos Monastery - Travel to one of the most famous destinations of Catholic pilgrimage in the world - Visit the Basilica and the Apparitions Chapel Admire some of the finest examples of Portuguese architecture in the magnificent city of Lisbon. Beginning with a visit to the historic district of Belem, site of the stunning Jeronimos Monastery, discover the place where Vasco Da Gama famously set off to explore the new world. The monastery itself offers a remarkably well-preserved example of Portuguese religious architecture with its elegant cloisters and rich carvings. Then head to the Baixa, the city’s downtown, with its principal thoroughfares such as Avenida da Liberdade and Marques de Pombal Square and, finally, to Alfama, the city’s oldest quarter. In the afternoon, drive north to discover Fatima, one of the most famous destinations of Catholic pilgrimage in the world. Here in 1917 three children reported seeing a miraculous apparition of the Virgin Mary and the village has been a shrine for the faithful ever since. Some 70,000 worshippers were present at the last apparition, which was subsequently dubbed The Miracle of the Sun. Visit the Basilica and the Apparitions Chapel and enjoy some free time before returning to Lisbon. Two of Portugal’s most popular attractions – its capital and its most emblematic religious shrine – are included in this memorable all-day tour. Languages Portuguese, English, Italian and Spanish.

Combine two of Portugal’s top attractions in one handy package with this money-saving joint tour of Lisbon and Sintra. Highlights - Admire the modern and historic architecture of Lisbon - Spend the afternoon exploring the enchanting World Heritage town of Sintra - Drive along the rugged Atlantic Coast This superb tour encompasses a whole swathe of Portugal’s most impressive landscapes, from the historic centre of the capital to the romantic architecture of one of its best-preserved royal towns and the dramatic scenery of its wild Atlantic coast. See some of the finest examples of Portuguese architecture in the magnificent city of Lisbon. Beginning with a visit to the historic district of Belem, site of the stunning Jeronimos Monastery, discover the place where Vasco Da Gama famously set off to explore the new world. The monastery itself offers a remarkably well-preserved example of Portuguese religious architecture, with its elegant cloisters and rich carvings. Head to the Baixa, the city’s downtown, with its principal thoroughfares such as Avenida da Liberdade and Marques de Pombal Square and, finally, to Alfama, the city’s oldest quarter. In the afternoon, head to Sintra, a Unesco World Heritage Site, and visit the National Palace, with the price of admission included in the tour. Sintra is famous for its beautifully preserved 19th century romantic architecture and landscapes. It boasts the National Palace, the finest medieval royal palace in Portugal, and features scores of castles, estates and interesting retreats. Then continue along the coast and drive by Cabo da Roca, the most westerly point of continental Europe, and on to Guincho, Cascais, a beautiful seaside resort, and Estoril before returning to Lisbon. Languages: Portuguese, English, German and Spanish.

Come and meet the Sado dolphins as you sail around the Setubal coast in catamaran in search of these majestic and intelligent creatures. Witness the stunning landscape of the Sado Estuary and jump in for a dip in the crystal clear water before heading back onto land and exploring the stunning Serra d’Arrabida landscape by Jeep. Here you will stop off at the Caves of José Maria da Fonseca in Azeitão to sample the delicious local wine and for a tour of the picturesque village of Sesimbra. The resident population of bottlenose dolphins in Sado is a unique phenomenon in Portugal and a rare one worldwide. No one is quite sure how long they have inhabited this small pocket of water but it is clear that the conditions have suited them perfectly for over one hundred years. Your guides will use their expert local knowledge to track the dolphins and give you the best opportunity to take photos and admire their acrobatic feats. Drop anchor off the coast of Arrabida to swim or snorkel in the blue Atlantic waters that lap the Portuguese coastline before getting into a Jeep and heading into the mountainous terrain of the Serra d’Arrabida. Learn all about this beautiful region’s rich cultural traditions at the charming village of Sesimbra where you will have the opportunity to taste the delicious local wine and learn about its preparation.

We start in the Discovery Monument, also known as Navigators Monument, and proceed to Belem Tower, a world heritage by UNESCO. Then we proceed to 25th April Bridge, right next to the statue of King Christ,where we will admire the best and unique view of Lisbon city. In a few minutes later, we arrive to Commerce Square and to the Pier of Columns, the royal entry into the city of Lisbon. After, we admire the old Alfama hill with the Saint George Castle on top, and the beautiful Lisbon Cathedral beside it. St Vincent Convent and the national Pantheon together with Santa Apolonia train Station are the main monuments that we can see before returning into the direction of Ribeira das Naus. Cais do Sodré with Chiado on top the National ancient Art Museum, Ajuda Palace and the electricity power plant museum are our lasts sightseeings before finishing with a little speedboat demonstration, to end up with a big smile! Starting/Opening time The departure time varies depending on the time of year and also the time that the sun sets. Languages Portuguese, Spanish, English & French

We challenge your senses in this tour of through the lands of Ribatejo, a region rich in flavours and with a wealth of history. After spending the morning in the capital of the Gothic architecture in Portugal, where you will visit the churches and taste a real delicacy: the Pampilho. Then we will head towards Almeirim to savour the famous Sopa de Pedra. During the afternoon, we will watch the falcon take flight at Falcoaria Real and visit the stud farm of Companhia das Lezírias. And then, at the end of the day, imagine yourself in the beautiful Herdade do Catapareiro, to taste an excellent wine, with a view of the lake... Must Do!

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

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. Highlights: Praça do Comércio, Martinho da Arcada (drink) Rua do Arsenal 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. 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. Languages Portuguese, English, French, German and Spanish.

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. Languages Portuguese, English, French, German and Spanish.