LISBON · PORTUGAL
Lisbon’s best days out.
The 15 best belem tours in Lisbon, side by side. What each one is really like, how long it takes, what it costs and who runs it.
Private electric tuk-tuk through Lisbon’s hills and viewpoints, with pickup options and a guide telling stories in Alfama, Baixa, and more.
Most Popular“Terrific guide. Very informative and attentive to each family members interests. Saw all the top attractions in our story stay in Lisbon.”
A budget-friendly 2.5-hour Age of Discoveries walking tour in Belém, with major monuments, compass rose mosaics, and a legendary Pastéis stop.
“Great time… tour host was very well prepared and very knowledgeable …. sunset was a great plus , recommend to book the 3:30 time slot!”
A small-group Lisbon-to-Belém bike ride with classic sights, river views, and a pastel de Belém stop for about 4–5 hours.
“The sightseeing tour was very informative. Our tour guide was Rodrigo was very knowledgeable. The biking experience was great. I would recommend it.”
Downhill bike tour from Parque Eduardo VII to Belém with river views, ginjinha, pastel de nata, and an easy 10 km ride.
“Filipe was an excellent, informative and entertaining guide. This was a really fun way to see a large part of the city.”
3-hour Belém tour with Jerónimos Monastery fast entry, Pastéis de Belém tasting, and riverside stops to Belém Tower.
“Angela was a wonderful guide for our very personal and informative tour of the monastery, the explanation of the history of the various symbolic marks, the kitchen tour for Pasteis de Belem, our tasty pastry and coffee. The walk along the river seeing the monument and the Tower of Belem was very relaxing and full…”
Skip-the-line Jerónimos Monastery, Pastéis de Belém, the Coach Museum, then a cab ride for Belém Tower and Discoveries views.
“Our guide was great. He was very knowledgeable , kind and friendly, He had answers for all all questions. I think his name was Mario. This tour gives you lots of history and understanding of Portugal culture especially the seafaring exploration days, monastery was beautiful, the coach museum an added plus and the Nada pastry…”
A 48-hour hop-on hop-off combo across classic Belém highlights and modern Lisbon sights, with tram perks and panoramic lift access.
“We bought tickets for May 2nd and we’re told the bus would be T our point at 10:00 am. We were not made aware that this was a National holiday nor informed that buses would be on a different schedule. We were at the spot at 10:00 am and the bus did not arrive. We,…”
A full-day Lisbon walking tour covering Belém, Baixa-Chiado, and Alfama with key monument entries, viewpoints, and an original Pastéis de Belém.
“Great tour by Carlos. Was very interesting to learn a lot of history and fun facts about Lisboa. Would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the city”
24-hour hop-on hop-off bus from Praça dos Restauradores to Belém Tower, Jerónimos and MAAT with audio and tram access.
“Horrible experience we believe they are on strike. We’ve been waiting over an hour. The website says they are on strike.”
Ride an e-bike along the Tagus to Belém for 3 hours, with city views, Manueline landmarks, and a pastel de nata stop included.
“Gui was very informative and engaging with the group. Enjoyable afternoon and easy to use the bikes. would recommend”
Small-group guided walk through Belém’s UNESCO highlights, including Jerónimos Monastery, Belém Tower, and Pastéis de Belém.
“Rui was a great guide. Knew how to hit the high points in the Monastery, so you could see it in a reasonable amount of time. He did a great job of communicating, was easy to understand, great knowledge, and a genuinely nice person. He is what you wish all guides were. Great tour at…”
3-hour e-bike ride through Belém: Tagus views, UNESCO monuments, Pink Street, 25 de Abril Bridge, and optional pastel de nata.
“Our tour guide Xavier was fantastic! Thanks a lot for this wonderful experience!”
Bike tour from Santa Apolónia to Belém. Jerónimos, Belém Tower, Tagus views, Pastéis de Nata, small group, 4 hours.
“Was a small group which was great, Sylvia was very passionate about her city and gave us lots of hints and helpful tips. The restaurant she recommended was delicious and the bike tour was a great way to see the sights of the city”
Downhill Lisbon to Belém by bike with a small group, included helmet and rental, plus local liquor and pastel de nata along the way.
“Good way to see some of the city. Our guide George was very friendly and knowledgeable…but tended to talk too much and for too long…and ended up having us lose interest. Wish there had been more frequent…but less lengthy…talks about the city’s history.”
Lisbon by e-bike along the Tagus from Praça do Comércio to Belém Tower, with story stops, MAAT views, and a included pastel snack.
“Tour was great. Nice and short will minimal hills. Tour guide gave good history and we really enjoyed.”
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