LISBON
Lisbon’s best days out.
Our pick of the 6 most popular morning tours, with what each one includes, what it costs, and who runs it.
Sail the Tagus on a luxury yacht with views of Belém Tower, Jerónimos, Alfama hills, Time Out Market, and the 25 de Abril Bridge.
Most Popular“Thank You Pedro for the lovely photo and the great time we had”
Lisbon’s Portuguese School of Equestrian Art: watch Lusitano horses train in period costumes, enjoy an audio guide, and learn the craft up close.
“Wonderful way to spend 2hrs staff are all very pleasant and helpful really enjoyable for those with a love of horses”
A 2-hour early morning Lisbon Tuk-Tuk with free pickup, a live local guide, and calm sunrise miradouro views with minimal crowds.
“We really enjoyed our time with Beni. She was friendly and professional. She told us lots about the different parts of Lisbon (we saw Pink Street without any people and it was nice to see places with in the early morning) We also had great chats about countries we have travelled to and football! Beni…”
A 3-hour Lisbon morning food walk with 10–12 petiscos, market stops, and sweet-salty tastings from a local guide in English.
“The area wasn't so touristy. Our guide Phillipe was really nice and easy to talk to. The food we had was nice. We especially liked the olive oil tasting. The lady was no knowledgeable and passionate about her products. Highly recommend.”
Lisbon morning training at the Portuguese School of Equestrian Art, with warm-ups, Lusitano movement, and a show-ring session at Henrique Calado Arena.
“The personal tour was good but watching the training was not worth the money”
Ride Lisbon’s iconic yellow elevators on a 2.5-hour morning or sunset route, hitting top viewpoints and Ribeira Market, with tickets included.
Sintra and its palaces, the Atlantic coast, the river, and the old towns north and east. Pick where the day goes.
