Lisbon walking tours

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Belém & the Maritime Discoveries Tour

11 stops

The Heart of Lisbon Tour

16 stops

The Old Town Tour - Alfama

15 stops

What to visit in Lisbon in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Lisbon

Tower of Belém

The Belém Tower is often considered the most iconic symbol of Lisbon. It was built as an advanced fortress to protect the city Harbor and was used as a prison after the invasion by the Spanish in 1580.

Saint George's Castle

The Saint George's Castle, or Castelo de São Jorge in Portugues, is an impressive Moorish castle located on one of the hills of Lisbon, in the Alfama district. You can learn its history and visit Alfama with our audio tours.

Commerce Square

Commerce Square, or Praça do Comércio in Portuguese, is the main square of the city and starting point of some of our Lisbon walking tours. It houses several government buildings as well as cafes and restaurants.

Rossio Square

This famous square is located in the Baixa Chiado. Its name is a tribute to the first emperor of Brazil, whose state is located in the middle. Is a popular meeting point for locals and features several traditional shops.

Monastery of Saint Jerome

A former monastery of the Order of Saint Jerome, the Monastery of Saint Jerome is located in the district of Belem and has to be a stop of your visit.

Memorial Monument to the Portuguese Soldiers

Situated in the Belem district, this is a stunning memorial dedicated to the soldiers of the Portuguese army who died during the Overseas War of 1961 to 1974.

Lisbon's Tramways

Lisbon is quite famous for its tramways, often featured in the photos representing the cities. The tramway lines were built in 1873, and the most famous tram is the number 28.

Downtown Lisbon

If you take one of our walking tours of Lisbon, you will get to know more about the downtown area of Lisbon. Discover all its hidden gems with our local guide.

Chiado

Chiado is Lisbon's shopping hub and is where Rua Garret shopping avenue is located. If you fancy to discover some high-end boutiques, this is where you need to go.

The Cathedral

Located in the Alfama district, this is the oldest church in Lisbon, built by Alfonso I in 1147. Due to many earthquakes, it has been rebuilt many times thought the centuries.