LISBON
Lisbon’s best days out.
The 15 most popular ways to spend a day in the city itself. Alfama walking tours, tuk-tuks over the seven hills, sunset sails on the Tagus, food crawls and fado after dark.
A 10-hour Lisbon day trip packing Sintra palaces, Quinta da Regaleira, Cabo da Roca, and Cascais coastal views with guided stops and free time.
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Get entrance to Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon and see its Manueline splendor, plus the church and cloisters tied to Vasco da Gama.
A 3-hour Lisbon walking tour linking Bairro Alto, Alfama, viewpoints, tram ride, and key churches, with coffee and cake included.
Lisbon sunset boat party on the Tagus River with a DJ and open bar, plus river views of Belém and the 25 de Abril Bridge.
A full-day Lisbon trip to Pena Palace, Sintra center, Cabo da Roca cliffs, and Cascais coast, with guided pacing and time to explore.
“Our guide was personable and adaptable. She accommodated the group and requests. It was rainy, windy, and foggy. She changed up the trip to adjust to the conditions. I told her I wanted to go to dinner with Fado, and she called for me and the owner squeezed in a little table for me! She…”
Explore Lisbon’s Oceanário with one ticket to Europe’s largest indoor aquarium, 8,000+ creatures, sharks, reefs, and sea otters.
A guided day trip from Lisbon to Sintra, Pena Palace, Cabo da Roca, Azenhas do Mar seawater pools, and Cascais. Pickup options.
“Luis was an excellent guide. Very knowledgeable and a good sense of humour. Great lunch suggestion. Overall a great day.”
2-day Lisbon hop-on hop-off bus with Belém and Modern routes, Carris tram access, and free Carris Museum entry for $25.
Private guided tuk-tuk tour of Lisbon with hotel pickup. Climb Alfama viewpoints and, on longer options, reach Belém in 2–4 hours.
A 50-minute, small-room fado show in Lisbon’s Baixa Chiado with award-winning singers, no microphones, and a glass of Port wine.
“Lovely experience that teaches you about the history of Fado and the performers really engage the audience. Loved the chemistry with the musicians also, if you have a free hour in Lisbon highly recommend this experience!!”
A 3-hour Lisbon food and wine walk with 15 tastings: vinho verde, codfish cake, port and cheese, bifana, ginjinha, and more.
From $33, hop across Lisbon’s five lines with audio in 16 languages, Belém sights, Alfama views, and a free walking tour.
Electric-bike tour through Lisbon hills to Alfama, with Pantheon views, Sé Cathedral, and local stories in a small 3-hour group.
Tour Estádio da Luz with the Benfica museum ticket, see the pitch and media areas, and get a Benfica scarf souvenir in Lisbon.
“This was an excellent tour, the guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. The museum is great too, so many trophies. A must see when you come to Lisbon and if you are a football fan.”
Sintra, Pena Palace, Cabo da Roca and Cascais in one day tour from Lisbon with a guide, free time, and optional skip-the-line.
“Joaquin was a fantastic tourguide and all of the sights were amazing.”
Sintra and its palaces, the Atlantic coast, the river, and the old towns north and east. Pick where the day goes.
