LISBON · PORTUGAL
Lisbon’s best days out.
The 15 most popular things to do in Lisbon. Yellow trams and tiled lanes, river cruises and fado nights, the palaces of Sintra and the long day trips north, all in one place.
A 2.5-hour Lisbon city-center walk that strings together squares, churches, and viewpoints, with pay-what-you-think pricing.
Most Popular“The tour guide is very knowledgeable and it’s a great introduction to Lisbon. I would highly recommend this tour.”
Guided Sintra and Atlantic coast day: Pena Palace, Regaleira gardens, Cabo da Roca cliffs, and Cascais via Guincho.
“This was such an incredibly fun trip. Our tour guide was Louis, and he was so kind, knowledgeable, and very funny! I learned so much, and saw so many amazing things. Would highly recommend.”
Timed Pena Palace and Park ticket with skip-the-line entry and audio guide, plus forest walks and fairytale views over Sintra.
“Marina was superb. She was very knowledgeable, maintained an appropriate pace, and offered excellent insights.”
Timed ticket to Jerónimos Monastery in Belém. Marvel at Manueline Gothic, then see Vasco da Gama and Luís de Camões with less hassle.
“We should have gone earlier because we did have to wait in line for a while in the sun”
Bairro Alto to Alfama in 3 hours with tram ride, church art, major viewpoint stops, and coffee plus cake. Great first-day Lisbon intro.
“Ricardo is so knowledgeable about the city, took us through the best hidden secret spots in Lisbon. Thank you, Ricardo, for sharing with us so many fascinating details about the city!”
Party your way through Lisbon sunset on the Tagus River with a DJ, unlimited beer wine sangria, and big views of major landmarks.
“This was one of the best activities we have done in a long time! We were a group on a hen party and the crew really went the extra mile to make the day special for us. Would highly highly recommend!”
Skip Sintra crowds with a guided Pena Palace stop, then enjoy Cabo da Roca cliffs and elegant Cascais on an 8-hour Lisbon daytrip.
“We were so glad we booked this day trip on the 2nd of January. There was nothing we would have changed about it and we learned so much. Great way to see places outside of Lisbon. Thoroughly recommend.”
Lisbon’s Oceanário is Europe’s largest indoor aquarium with 4 ocean habitats, skip-the-line entry, sharks, reefs, and sea otters.
“Very helpful and smiling workers 😊 Easy transfers. Interesting tour”
Private electric tuk-tuk tour of Lisbon’s best viewpoints, cathedral, and Belém icons, with hotel pickup and a local guide in 4 hours.
“Marcos did a fantastic job on our tour. Was very knowledgeable, friendly, and fun. Great way to see a lot of the city in a shorter time frame.”
Small-group day trip from Lisbon to Sintra, Pena Palace, Cabo da Roca and Cascais, with time for photos, pastries, and beach views.
“Our tour guide was incredible, but the Pena Palace was closed and we weren’t warned of this ahead of time. It would have been helpful if the company could have offered an option for a refund or a rescheduled visit, since we paid for tickets to the palace. However, our tour guide still brought us…”
A small-group Lisbon food and wine crawl with seven tastings across five eateries, including fado-house VIP access and Mouraria murals.
“The food on the tour I thought was not worth the price paid for the tour.. The tour guide did a great job in terms of taking us through all the different restaurants and explaining the stories around the food we were going to eat however the food was not worth the price paid for…”
Guided day from Lisbon to Sintra, Pena Palace, Cabo da Roca, and Cascais with pickup, views, and free time.
“It was a really nice tour, Palace Pena, view point over the cliffs and Cascais. Diogo was an excellent tour guide!”
A pay-what-you-want guided walk through Lisbon’s Alfama, with fountains, churches, miradouros, and local stories to guide you.
“It was a great way to see Alfama. Our guide Jessica was excellent, very knowledgeable and passionate. I loved seeing the Alfama neighbourhood in this organic way walking through and stopping at unknown sites and learning about the town and history. It's wonderful to see the history this way. Thank you Viator for hosting these…”
3–4 hour small-group Lisbon walk through Rossio, Chiado, Baixa, Alfama and Praça do Comércio, with pastel de nata, wine and tapa.
“Fantastic and informative city walking tour. Maria was our guide and she was amazing. She is so passionate and enthusiastic. Such a pleasure to learn all the history from her in a captivating way. Maria is so knowledgeable and I can definitely say I learnt alot about Lisbon and its amazing history today. Totally recommend.…”
Hop between Lisbon’s Belém and Modern routes by open-top bus, ride Carris trams, and add free Carris Museum entry for $25.
“Fantastic hope to visit Lisbon again in the future.”
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