Top Almada Sightseeing Tours in 2026

Escape the city and immerse yourself in Portugal’s rich culture and countryside on this full-day private tour. Begin with a visit to Bucelas, where you’ll explore the Museum of Vine and Wine and enjoy a guided wine tasting at a local winery, discovering the unique flavors of the region’s famous white wines. Next, visit the magnificent Mafra National Palace, a Baroque masterpiece filled with history and architectural splendor. Enjoy a delicious seafood lunch in the charming coastal town of Ericeira, known for its fresh catches and welcoming atmosphere. Afterward, explore the José Franco Village-Museum in Sobreiro, a fascinating recreation of a traditional Portuguese village showcasing rural life from the early 20th century. This tour offers a perfect mix of wine, history, culture, and seaside charm, with convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off included.

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See hidden gems and popular attractions alike, from the Catholic holy site, the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima, to the medieval town of Óbidos, on this tour from Lisbon. Benefit from your guide’s full attention on this private sightseeing experience, and customize the route to your liking to boot. Ditch the crowds and the sights that don’t interest you.

Venture over the famous April 25th Bridge and explore the landmarks of Almada and Costa da Caparica on a private tour. Take in the views of Lisbon from the Christ monument; tour the elegant Cerca House from the 12th century; walk on the hull of the 19th-century Dom Fernando and Gloria Frigate; explore the Capuchin Convent; and stroll the beaches of Costa da Caparica before heading back to Lisbon.

An unforgettable day! Full day tour on DE beach, wine tasting visit to the vineyards and wines in Azeitão, visit to the Christ King and sunset Baia Do Seixal. Meet the southern area DE Lisbon! A fantastic day!

Lisboa is the stunning capital city of Portugal and one of the most charismatic and vibrant cities in Western Europe. This magical city blends traditional heritage, with striking modernism and multicultural thinking. During this four-hour driving tour, we will visit Lisbon's must-see sites and explore hidden gems. In the first two hours, we’ll explore Lisbon's historic heart, pausing at stunning viewpoints and fascinating monuments that captivate your imagination. Then, we’ll drive to the historical district of Belém. We'll marvel at the iconic Belém Tower (viewed from the outside), stroll around the Monument to the Discoveries, and explore the iconic XVI-century Jerónimos Monastery. We'll then return to old Lisbon for drop-off, but before that, we can't skip the famous Pastéis de Belém pastry shop, the only place where you'll find custard tarts made according to the original recipe invented by the monks. Join us for this incredible journey through time and beauty!

Escape the hustle and bustle of Lisbon for a day and head north to explore central Porgual’s top landmarks. Alongside a private guide, visit the sanctuary of Fatima to learn about the apparitions of the Virgin Mary. Then, stop in the fishing village of Nazare, before exploring the Batalha Monastery and the medieval walled city of Obidos.

Step off the beaten path and discover Almada - Lisbon’s soulful neighbour across the Tagus. This 90-minute walking tour weaves together maritime heritage, industrial grit, and artistic flair. Begin at the red Farol de Cacilhas lighthouse, stroll through the historic Ginjal district, and ride the Boca do Vento Panoramic Lift for sweeping views. Along the way, uncover Moorish roots, Roman ruins, earthquake tales, and striking street art. Visit a decommissioned submarine, a 17th-century fort turned gallery, and the Casa da Cerca art centre. From shipyards to revolutions, discover why locals call Almada “the other side of the coin” to Lisbon.