LISBON · PORTUGAL
Lisbon’s best days out.
The 12 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“Joao was amazing. He absolutely catered the tour to our group’s wants. He was very informative and had a great personality.”
A budget-friendly 2.5-hour Age of Discoveries walking tour in Belém, with major monuments, compass rose mosaics, and a legendary Pastéis stop.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable and wove in both historical and present-day information on this Belém tour. She also had great advice for other activities in the immediate area and in Lisbon.”
A small-group Lisbon-to-Belém bike ride with classic sights, river views, and a pastel de Belém stop for about 4–5 hours.
“A really informative cycle tour but very laid back and flexible at the same time. Good distance covered too, not just a short local plod”
Downhill bike tour from Parque Eduardo VII to Belém with river views, ginjinha, pastel de nata, and an easy 10 km ride.
“Our guide George was very good. The experience could not have been better”
3-hour Belém tour with Jerónimos Monastery fast entry, Pastéis de Belém tasting, and riverside stops to Belém Tower.
Skip-the-line Jerónimos Monastery, Pastéis de Belém, the Coach Museum, then a cab ride for Belém Tower and Discoveries views.
A 48-hour hop-on hop-off combo across classic Belém highlights and modern Lisbon sights, with tram perks and panoramic lift access.
“The yellow bus would not accept our tickets as they were bought on your site through the Internet. I use a wheelchair so had to use a taxi at the cruise terminal to get into the city”
A full-day Lisbon walking tour covering Belém, Baixa-Chiado, and Alfama with key monument entries, viewpoints, and an original Pastéis de Belém.
“Joao was a good guide and gave a very good “history lesson”. I came knowing nothing about Belem and now I know about all the kings.”
24-hour hop-on hop-off bus from Praça dos Restauradores to Belém Tower, Jerónimos and MAAT with audio and tram access.
“It starts at 9 am. Subway stop is nearby. Purchase of tickets to different lines is very well organized.”
Ride an e-bike along the Tagus to Belém for 3 hours, with city views, Manueline landmarks, and a pastel de nata stop included.
“Bea is so well informed, and such a wonderful guide! We had a blast, and learned so much about the history of Lisbon. I would go again, just to hear more of her information!”
Small-group guided walk through Belém’s UNESCO highlights, including Jerónimos Monastery, Belém Tower, and Pastéis de Belém.
“We had an absolutely fantastic time with the guided tour of Belem and the Jeronimos monastery. Rui, our guide, was extremely knowledgeable and friendly, and made the whole experience a delight. We would recommend it to anyone wanting to explore Belem and learn about the history as you do so.”
3-hour e-bike ride through Belém: Tagus views, UNESCO monuments, Pink Street, 25 de Abril Bridge, and optional pastel de nata.
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