LISBON
Lisbon’s best days out.
Our pick of the 15 most popular food & wine tours, with what each one includes, what it costs, and who runs it.
A 50-minute, small-room fado show in Lisbon’s Baixa Chiado with award-winning singers, no microphones, and a glass of Port wine.
Most Popular“3 days in Portugal and this was one of our favourite experiences. The port wine was lovely and loved the acoustic music set”
A 3-hour Lisbon food and wine walk with 15 tastings: vinho verde, codfish cake, port and cheese, bifana, ginjinha, and more.
“It was a great tour. We had lots of authentic Portuguese food and drink, and lots of great historical information as we walked. Based on other food and wine tours we have been on, I was surprised at the amount of alcohol that was included. Our guides were excellent and although our group was quite…”
A 3-hour Baixa food-and-drink walk with local stories, 3 Portuguese classics, and 4 beverages, ending near Rua Augusta.
“Fantastic experience! Andre, our guide, knew so many interesting things...I recommend him”
Glide through Alfama and Old Town Lisbon on a Segway, tasting ginjinha, pastel de nata, coffee, and tapas at local spots.
“Peter provided so much history of Portugal and Lisbon that you don’t learn in school. Great tour and highly recommended.”
Nine tastings and three drinks through Baixa, Chiado, and Cais do Sodré, with pastéis de nata and cherry liqueur.
“Fantastic morning - very informative and good good.”
One-hour guided Portuguese wine tasting in Lisbon at From The Vine. Taste three wines, learn regions and grapes, and connect wine to culture.
Taste classic Lisbon bites in Baixa with ginjinha and green wine on a guided 3-hour walking tour.
“Really great! Maya was amazing very informative and fun. All the food was great. A great intro to the city.”
Six Portuguese wines paired with local cheese and charcuterie lunch at Lisbon’s From The Vine wine bar. Small-group 2-hour tasting.
Lisbon day trip to UNESCO Évora and walled Monsaraz with the Roman Temple, Chapel of Bones, and Alentejo wine tasting in 8 hours.
“May 13 by Tugatrips Tours guided by Mr Hugo and Mr Carlos by English and Spanish lauguages, Evora and Monsaraz Day Tour with Wine Tasting was started very comfortable. After visiting Iglesia San Francisco and chapel of Bones through Alentejo vineyard, cork and olive trees we found the largest artificial lakes in Europe. We enjoyed…”
Sip ginjinha, vinho verde and classic bites on a 3-hour Baixa food tour with priority tastings and a guided Alfama stroll.
“It was a great tour. Joana was really great and made the tour fun and interesting.”
Escape Lisbon for Setúbal and Arrábida National Park: markets, viewpoints, a hidden sea cave, beach time, and a 3-wine tasting with Moscatel.
Sample 6 styles of Portuguese port in a small Lisbon group, with expert guidance, sweet and savory snacks, and easy tasting tips.
“100% recommend! Our guide was so knowledgeable and just a very sweet guy. We loved learning about different ways of making port wine, the subtle differences between different kinds. Rose port was a new one for us too! Must do tasting when in Lisbon ❤️”
Private Setúbal wine tasting day from Lisbon with family wineries, Arrábida views, and either cheese snacks or a full lunch.
“We booked a last minute tour and João made everything super easy to organize. Our guide Rodrigo was amazing, really knowledgeable and made the whole experience feel personal. We enjoyed it so much we just booked guided tour with them. Highly recommend, muito obrigado!”
Lisbon private food tour with locals: 10 tastings, local drinks, Pastel de Nata, bacalhau treats, viewpoints, culture in 3 hours.
“Our guide was fantastic....very knowledgeable and catered to our dietary requirements. Had a great afternoon, highly recommend it.”
Taste Lisbon through 3 petiscos with Portuguese wine plus ginjinha, guided in English or Spanish for a relaxed 2.5-hour food crawl.
“interesting restaurants and food. but it's appetiser style food, so quantity is small. you will not be full by the end. tour guide had interesting facts and the fado performers were really good. not too much walking in between restaurants.”
Sintra and its palaces, the Atlantic coast, the river, and the old towns north and east. Pick where the day goes.
