Top Lisbon Desserts & Sweets

The Jeronimos Monastery— a UNESCO World Heritage Site— shouldn’t be missed when visiting Lisbon. But without a guide to fill you in on its 16th-century history, it can be easy to miss out on key details. During this half-day tour, visit the famous cloisters and indulge in a tasting of Pastel de Belem, the baked custard tart that is now emblematic of Portuguese cuisine.

Stroll Lisbon’s historic, culture-filled cobblestone streets on a small-group guided walking tour. Walk the city’s oldest quarter, Moorish Alfama, elegant Chiado, and monumental Baixa. This Lisbon walking tour is ideal for first-time visitors who want to experience the city’s rich culture while checking off must-see landmarks such as the Carmo church and Commerce Square. Plus, walk to some of the city’s best cafés and boutiques.

Let yourself be moved by a stirring live Fado performance in Lisbon’s Chiado district. It can be hard to know where to go for an authentic experience of this traditional Portuguese music — this experience takes out the guesswork and includes your entry. Save yourself hours of research and hear live guitarists and singers who bring soulful Fado to life.

Reaching the sights in Sintra and Cascais by rental car or public transport can be a hassle. Instead, see Portugal's natural and architectural wonders stress-free with this small-group, guided tour directly from Lisbon. Experience the natural wonders of Pena Park with a guided tour and enjoy a visit inside Pena National Palace (if option with tickets is selected). Use your free time in Sintra to take in the highlights, then drive along the Atlantic Coast past the bluffs of Roca Cape to Cascais for a leisurely walk through town to its scenic beaches.

Explore Lisbon’s historic Belem district on a private, kid-focused tour designed to captivate young imaginations. Led by a guide specialized in children’s activities, this private experience combines fascinating stories, interactive learning, and visits to UNESCO sites like Belem Tower and Jerónimos Monastery. Enjoy a fun, engaging adventure topped off with tasting the iconic Pastel de Nata, making history delicious and memorable for all ages.

Fátima is one of Portugal’s most important Catholic pilgrimage sites and visiting on a small-group tour means you’ll enjoy a more personalized experience. This full-day tour from Lisbon visits the sacred site of Fátima Sanctuary, as well as the beach resort of Nazaré and the medieval town of Óbidos.

See Lisbon from a different perspective during a Tagus River cruise at sunset, undoubtedly the most magical time to see the city. From the boat, you can enjoy unobstructed views of Belém Tower (Torre de Belém), Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa), Castelo de Sao Jorge (St. George’s Castle), and many more Lisbon attractions and enjoy free-flowing white wine. Plus, several departure times throughout the day allows for flexibility.

Rather than following an itinerary set by someone else, explore Lisbon at your own speed on a convenient hop-on hop-off bus tour, with tickets valid for 48 hours. Cover more Lisbon attractions than you would on foot from two distinct routes, which take you to the modern part of Lisbon and to the riverside monuments of Belém. Plus, the tour includes free access to public trams and an audio guide that helps put city sights into context.

Sampling the classics of Portuguese cuisine shouldn’t mean going to the venues every tourist knows. This small-group tour hits the culinary high points at a curated selection of traditional establishments, for an authentic experience that sets you aside from the crowds. Taste wines, cheeses, a bifana pork sandwich, pica-pau spicy meat, a salt cod pastry, and, of course, the city’s signature custard tarts and ginjinha liqueur.

Discover Belem in the footsteps of the great Portuguese explorers whose voyages began there. Learn about the lives of explorers including Vasco da Gama and Afonso de Albuquerque, visit notable landmarks including the Padrão dos Descobrimentos and the Igreja de Santa Maria de Belém, and enjoy freshly baked Pastéis de Belém and snacks.

With so many venues to choose from, it can be hard to know where to eat in Lisbon. Enjoy a wide range of the city’s signature dishes, paired with a fascinating introduction to its history and some hidden gems, on this intimate walking tour, led by a local who’s happy to share restaurant recommendations. Plus, you'll take a route that doesn't feature any of the steep hills that Lisbon is notorious for.

Uncover Lisbon on a two-hour walking tour through four neighbourhoods: Bairro Alto, Carmo, Chiado, and Cais do Sodré. You’ll see Lisbon chronologically, from the empire, the devastating 1755 earthquake, and the revolution, to the vibrant city locals love today. Begin at the Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara viewpoint, then step inside the Igreja de São Roque, one of the few buildings to survive the earthquake. Stand in the square where Europe’s longest dictatorship ended, take in stunning views from the Carmo rooftop, and see the iconic Santa Justa Lift before heading to Chiado. Visit the world’s oldest operating bookshop, and stop by A Brasileira, the café once frequented by poet Fernando Pessoa, then hear stories of Portuguese exploration, poetry, and empire at Praça de Camões. End in Cais do Sodré, stroll Pink Street, and enjoy a freshly baked pastel de nata at Time Out Market. Four neighbourhoods. Ten stops. One unforgettable story of Lisbon in just two hours. Are you ready?

Spend two to four days exploring the best of Lisbon with flexible Hop-On Hop-Off sightseeing passes. Choose between a Bus Tour, Bus & Tram, Bus & Boat or the All-in-One Pass to experience Lisbon by panoramic bus, historic tram and scenic Yellow Boat Cruise along the Tagus River. In addition to these experiences, enjoy free access to selected public tram rides and exclusive discounts at monuments, museums and leisure activities. This flexible sightseeing experience lets you explore Portugal's capital at your own pace.

Lisbon is famous for its postcard-perfect scenery—but without a guide leading the way, it’s hard to learn the stories behind its iconic monuments. On this half-day walking tour, get oriented and understand the history of landmarks such as Castelo de Sao Jorge and the winding streets of Alfama. Plus, indulge in a complimentary traditional custard tart and a glass of ginginja.

Discover Lisbon with your family on a private family-friendly tour that blends history, games, and local flavors. Follow your private local guide through the city’s most iconic districts, beginning with the charming streets of Alfama and the scenic viewpoints of Santa Luzia and Santa Catarina. Enjoy child-friendly stories and treasure-hunt challenges as you explore colorful tiles, lively squares, and famous landmarks. Taste a warm pastel de nata at a traditional bakery before riding Tram 28E and reaching Castelo de São Jorge with skip-the-line tickets. Inside the castle, kids explore towers and courtyards while learning about Lisbon’s past in a fun, engaging way. A perfect mix of culture, play, and unforgettable views for the whole family.

Two hours. Four neighbourhoods. Ten stops. One pastel de nata. That’s the deal, and it’s a good one. Led by a local guide, you’ll experience the city chronologically, from the golden age of the Portuguese empire to the devastating 1755 earthquake, the revolution that ended 48 years of dictatorship, and the vibrant Lisbon locals love today. Take in panoramic views at two viewpoints, step inside São Roque Church, one of the few places to survive the earthquake almost untouched, stand in the square where history changed in 1974, pass beneath the iconic Santa Justa Lift, explore the world’s oldest operating bookshop, and visit the café where Fernando Pessoa was a regular. Then it's down to Pink Street, once the city's red light district, now its most photogenic strip, before finishing at Time Out Market with a warm pastel de nata. This is the tour for travellers who want the full picture: the history, the culture, and the views. Book now and experience the real Lisbon.

Experience Lisbon beyond the usual sights with this private guided tour blending Belém’s historical landmarks and thoughtfully chosen surprises. Skip impersonal itineraries and enjoy a journey tailored to your pace and preferences. From scenic riverside views to unexpected cultural gems, each stop is personalized to enhance your connection with the city. With private transportation, insider commentary, and delightful discoveries, this is the perfect way to explore Lisbon’s hidden charms with ease and authenticity.

Discover the real flavors of Lisbon on a guided street food experience through Baixa, Mouraria and Alfama, followed by dessert and local pastry tastings. Taste authentic Portuguese street food, from savory petiscos and local sandwiches to traditional snacks, then explore historic pastry shops and hidden bakeries to try iconic sweets like Pastel de Nata. Along the way, learn the stories behind each dish and stop for a classic Ginjinha tasting in a local bar. The tour ends at a scenic viewpoint overlooking Alfama and the Tagus River. • A mix of savory street food, desserts, and traditional Portuguese pastries • Visits to local eateries, taverns, and historic pastry shops • Ginjinha tasting in a classic Lisbon bar • Guided walk through Baixa, Mouraria and Alfama • Scenic viewpoint over Alfama and the Tagus River

A fun, laid back and authentic way to learn about Lisbon and get to know it first person. Avoiding tourist traps and fake local activities. Includes polaroid pictures, pastries and a special surprise drink! In this tour you will find out how Lisbon was born, transformed and influenced into the culture it has today. Eat where the locals eat, learn what the locals know and get good tips on anything regarding your visit to Portugal. Dive head first into this experience where you will be guided by people who want to share their love for Lisbon and Portugal with you and make you have a time you wont forget! The tour is personalized. Destinations and stops can be added.

You will have a fluent local guide who is friendly and enthusiastic about Portugal. The tour is designed to show you the most interesting spots of the city. You will be told about the history and culture as well as tips will be provided so that you can maximize your time in the city even after the tour. Being a private tour it can also be adjusted to your needs in case you want to visit something specific that is not on the itinerary, it can also be done.

Skip the tourist traps and taste the real Lisbon with a local food expert. Sink your teeth into fresh-from-the-oven pastel de nata, rich local charcuterie, and hidden spots you'd never find on your own. Wander historic neighbourhoods, hear the wild story of the 1755 earthquake that reshaped the city, and soak up jaw-dropping views along the way. It's a full meal, a history lesson, and a local's secret map — all in one unforgettable afternoon. Taste your way through Lisbon's best bites with an expert local guide Full meal, light snacks, and unique local drinks included Small group of just 10 for a personal, unhurried experience Discover hidden gems and stunning city views off the beaten path!

Visit the atmospheric city of Sintra on a full-day, small-group tour from Lisbon, then spend the day exploring the Portuguese coast, Quinta da Regaleira, and Sintra’s historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover romantic grottoes and colorful architecture, then get spectacular views to the Atlantic coast from the Serra de Sintra. This Sintra tour includes the entrance fees at Pena Park and Quinta da Regaleira, and it’s limited to eight people for a more personal experience.

Lisbon is a fine city to find yourself in with an appetite. Come hungry for this food tour of Portugal’s capital and taste your way through Lisbon’s history. As you walk around the cobblestone hills, you’ll learn about the evolution of both the city’s culture and cuisine. Most importantly, you won’t salivate for long as a menu of delicious dishes await your wandering. From pastel de bacalhau to pastel de natas, you’ll sample the best of Libson’s food scene.