LISBON · PORTUGAL
Lisbon’s best days out.
The 15 best walking tours in Lisbon, side by side. What each one is really like, how long it takes, what it costs and who runs it.
Bairro Alto to Alfama in 3 hours with tram ride, church art, major viewpoint stops, and coffee plus cake. Great first-day Lisbon intro.
Most Popular“Pretty good and reliable! Must try! Beatrice was amazing and this is not a forced review!”
3–4 hour small-group Lisbon walk through Rossio, Chiado, Baixa, Alfama and Praça do Comércio, with pastel de nata, wine and tapa.
“Thank you Jose for an amazing tour! We saw so much of the city at a great pace. The tour was engaging with historic and contemporary insights. We loved the included food stops. Jose was really wonderful and engaging and made the day great (even in the rain)!”
15 tastings and wine pairings on a 3-hour Lisbon walk in Baixa, with Port, ginjinha, and classic café tascas.
“The food and wine tour was excellent! Jose and Franco were both funny and entertaining and they took great care of me as a solo traveler. Had the best time with my group even though I was the only one by myself. The balance between food and drinks was really well done and I enjoyed…”
3-hour guided walk of Rossio, Chiado and Alfama with pastel de nata, snacks and wine. Lisbon’s revolution and fado in one route.
“Carlos A was an awesome guide. he was very patient with our group and was open to answering all our questions. The small treats along the way added a nice touch to the entire tour.”
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.”
Sintra and Cascais day tour with Pena Palace entry and gardens walk, Cabo da Roca views, and Cascais time from Lisbon.
“Good overall, tour started 45 minutes late so tour overall was around seven hours. Due to the rain all day we couldn't go to the gardens, it would have been nice to have the option of going since we were already soaked and could have at least seen it. The tour guides were very kind…”
A small-group walk through Mouraria’s Fado roots with 12 tastings and 5 drinks, plus local stories, steep cobbles, and serious value.
“There are many foodie tours offered in Lisbon but none compare to the Lisbon Roots tour. Danielle has a passion about the food and history of her city and delightfully shares it with her tour groups. Every stop was carefully chosen to tell a story about Lisbon. She took us into special neighborhoods to give…”
German-led Lisbon highlights walk covering Baixa, Chiado and Bica, with Santa Justa, Carmo ruins, azulejos, Elevador da Bica and markets.
“Absolut informativ, interessant, kurzweilig, Geschichte und Gegenwart erklärt! Super gemacht 👍”
Ride Lisbon Tram 28 and stroll Alfama with a small-group guide, learning Lisbon’s hilltop history, Fado, and panoramic city views.
“Our guide Nunu was great. A+. Thank you for a fantastic your.”
A 3.5-hour Lisbon walking tour through Baixa, Chiado, Bairro Alto, and Alfama, with Tagus views, tiles, Santa Justa, and a drink tasting.
Lisbon street art walk in Graça. See Obey Giant, Vhils, Add Fuel, and a Women’s Day 2025 gallery. Insider guide, $23.
“Absolutely loved this short but lovely introduction to street art in Lisbon. Igor was fun and full of interesting insights into the pieces. Randomly ran into one of the artists as well. Would totally recommend this!”
Private 3-hour Lisbon walk from Rossio to Alfama with a guide, plus pastel de nata, a tapa, and wine tasting.
“Awesome private tour with João. We will recommend him to our friends visiting Lisbon this fall.”
A low-cost Lisbon introduction on foot, hitting Baixa and Chiado sights plus earthquake and Carnation Revolution stories, led in English.
“Our guide Natalia was very charming, she gave us a lot of tips for good inexpensive placed. Her explanation of Portuguese history made the city come to life.”
360° Lisbon blends guided old-town walking, a Tagus River boat trip, and an 8-minute helicopter flight for big city views.
“The boat and helicopter were weather cancelled so did part of excursion with a great new young man to your business, and Thankyou for returning our money, but all would have rather finished the activity.”
3-hour Belém tour with Jerónimos Monastery fast entry, Pastéis de Belém tasting, and riverside stops to Belém Tower.
“The tour was fantastic .. the guide was SO good and made the tour SO enjoyable and the information on the tour was fascinating and we learnt so much. And the coffee break was great as we had the pastel del Belém”
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